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Description of Pictures: The Other 90%: Works from the GW Permanent Collection
March 16 - June 3, 2016
Exhibit at the Luther W. Brady Art Gallery displays rarely seen works from GW’s permanent collection including an early Norman Rockwell oil painting.

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. BRADY_160420_003.JPG: The Other 90% Works from the GW Permanent Collection
2. BRADY_160420_005.JPG: Museums can often only show a fraction of their collections at any time, even with dedicated space. With roughly 10 percent of works on view at once, in many museums the other 90 percent of works stay in storage for years. even works by well-known and talented artists or the best pieces in the collection might not be on view. The George Washington University's Permanent Collection is no exception; the University began building its collection of art in 1821, which now totals over 4000 drawings, paintings, prints, photographs, and sculptures -- some of which have never been exhibited. This exhibition highlights the 90 percent: the works that have not been on view in over 20 years, or have not been seen since they entered the collection. From a painting by Thomas Sully to prints and photographs by Andy Warhol, the exhibition is designed to reveal the range of the collection, from genre to Pop. ...
3. BRADY_160420_034.JPG: Unknown (possibly JJ Caffieri) Benjamin Franklin, n.d.
4. BRADY_160420_042.JPG: Margaretta Peale Joseph Getchell Binney, DD, c 1855-1858
5. BRADY_160420_051.JPG: Thomas Sully Mother and Child, n.d. Not on public view since 1979
6. BRADY_160420_057.JPG: Minerva Chapman Pont Neuf, n.d.
7. BRADY_160420_065.JPG: Henry Alken, Sr. The London and York Coach, c 1825
8. BRADY_160420_076.JPG: Henry Alken, Sr. The Luton and London Coach, c 1825
9. BRADY_160420_091.JPG: Ulysses S. Grant Untitled, n.d. Not on public view since 1981
10. BRADY_160420_097.JPG: Ulysses S. Grant Untitled, n.d. Not on public view since 1981
11. BRADY_160420_103.JPG: William Henry Clapp California Live Oak, n.d.
12. BRADY_160420_110.JPG: William Henry Clapp Yellow Green Hills, 1947
13. BRADY_160420_115.JPG: Sidney Goodman The Pool, 1965
14. BRADY_160420_131.JPG: Mitchell Jamieson Mediterranean: The Tadpole Pond Christ, c 1960
15. BRADY_160420_137.JPG: Chris Gardner What's Up, 1984
16. BRADY_160420_152.JPG: Steven Assael Nicole, 1996
17. BRADY_160420_156.JPG: Jacob Kainen Mona, 1968
18. BRADY_160420_164.JPG: Earl Kerkam Untitled, 1953
19. BRADY_160420_168.JPG: Alvin Ross Offering, 1964
20. BRADY_160420_174.JPG: Philip Pearlstein Model on Grey Patterned Rug (from the "Peace Portfolio II"), 1973
21. BRADY_160420_182.JPG: Lowell Nesbitt Torso Side, 1970
22. BRADY_160420_199.JPG: Alice Neel Family, 1982
23. BRADY_160420_208.JPG: Andy Warhol China: Interior, 1982
24. BRADY_160420_211.JPG: Andy Warhol Bel Air Road, n.d.
25. BRADY_160420_217.JPG: Andy Warhol Truck at Construction Site with Black Background, 1982
26. BRADY_160420_224.JPG: N. Jay Jaffee Downtown, Brooklyn, 1947
27. BRADY_160420_228.JPG: N. Jay Jaffee Under the El, 1973 Not on public view since 1990
28. BRADY_160420_234.JPG: Robert Marx Woman Napping, 1979
29. BRADY_160420_240.JPG: Rosette Bakish In Flight, 1978
30. BRADY_160420_245.JPG: Ming Wang Untitled, 1967
31. BRADY_160420_251.JPG: H.I. Gates Waterpower #1, 1968
32. BRADY_160420_257.JPG: Alice Aycock A Spinning and Dunking Device form How to Catch and Manufacture Ghosts, 1980
33. BRADY_160420_266.JPG: Sidney Guberman Arriba I, 1970
34. BRADY_160420_277.JPG: Isabel Bishop Students Walking, n.d.
35. BRADY_160420_282.JPG: Raphael Soyer The Pier (from the Memories Portfolio), 1969
36. BRADY_160420_289.JPG: Jean Helion L'Escalier, 1943-1969
37. BRADY_160420_303.JPG: Norman Rockwell Portrait of a Man, c 1929
38. BRADY_160420_309.JPG: Margery Goldberg Matriarch, 1978
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