March 27, 2003
Early 20th Century Landscape Painting Articulates Vision
of National Identity
Julia Rosenbaum, a professor of art history from Bard College,
will give a free lecture, "Transformative Visions of Place,"
at 7 p.m., Thursday, April 10, in Rooms ABC of USM's Woodbury
Campus Center, Portland. Rosenbaum's lecture will explore
landscape painting in New England during the early 20th century
and its importance in articulating a vision of national identity.
This lecture is the final in USM's American and New England
Studies Program 2002-03 Lecture Series and is co-sponsored
by USM's Art Galleries. The lectures examined the struggles
of minorities as they worked to be a part of what is now the
United States.
For more information on this lecture, and for access inquiries,
please call 780-4920/TTY 780-5646.
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