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Library Galleries: Miscellaneous Galleries

Miscellaneous Gallery

Hmong Embroidery 1985

Hmong Embroidery 1985

Woven Wall Hanging 1987 or Earlier

Woven Wall Hanging 1987

Cardinal, Chinese Painting, Watercolor 1987 or Earlier

Cardinal, Chinese Painting, Watercolor 1987 or Earlier

Schwartz etching Meadow 1964

Meadow, #164 Schwartz 1964

"Pit Ticket Cock Fight"  Hogarth, 1759-1850?

"Pit Ticket Cock Fight" Hogarth, 1759-1850?

Original etching by Hogarth.  Viewed by request only.  Stored in Special Collections.

About the Artists

Aubrey Schwartz

Aubrey Schwartz’s work is represented in the National Gallery, the Brooklyn Museum, the Philadelphia Museum of Arts, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Library of Congress, numerous private collections, and was in the Paris Biennale in 1964.

Contact:  aubreyschwartz@stny.rr.com

Jeannette Maxfield Lewis

Jeannette Maxfield Lewis:  Etcher, engraver, and painter whose work can be found in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Library of Congress, The New York Public Library, Oakland Art Museum, and the California State Library. Studied at the California School of Fine Arts, studied with Gottardo Piazzoni; school of Northern California artists in the early 1900s and Armin Hansen; en plein air school.

Now here is where it gets interesting. Jeannette has strong ties to Batesville and Lyon College. Mary Maxfield, Lewis’ aunt, was one of the first three women in Arkansas to graduate with a Bachelor’s degree from Lyon (Arkansas) College. Theodore Maxfield, one of her uncles, gave more than 50 years of service as a trustee to Arkansas College, starting in the year 1875. And there's more but it's too long to include here.  

This print is now on display as well as a photo portrait of Jeannette Maxfield Lewis.

 

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