GALLERY CURRENTLY CLOSED DUE TO CONSTRUCTION
With its curved outer wall and abundant natural light, the Bow Gallery is a distinctive feature of the Kinkead Pavilion, which was added to the existing building in 1988. The Bow Gallery features American and European art from the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries in a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, and the decorative arts. Highlights include Rococo and Neoclassical paintings and ceramics, eighteenth-century portraits, and nineteenth-century landscape paintings.
Author: Maureen Warren, curator of European and American art, 2017.
Portfolio: Bow Gallery: European and American Art Before 1940
With its curved outer wall and abundant natural light, the Bow Gallery is a distinctive feature of the Kinkead Pavilion. It features American and European art from the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries in a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, and the decorative arts. The gallery is located on the first floor of the Kinkead Pavilion Building.
permalink: https://collection.kam.illinois.edu/prt887
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- Bartolomé Esteban Murillo [1]
- Camille Pissarro [1]
- Charles Ãmile Jacque [1]
- Childe Hassam [1]
- Cuzco School [1]
- Emily Groom [1]
- François Boucher [1]
- Frederick Carl Frieseke [1]
- Frederick W. Watts [1]
- Gabriele Münter [1]
- George Inness, Sr. [1]
- Guy Carleton Wiggins [1]
- Jacob Henricus Maris [1]
- James P. Butler [1]
- Jean Joseph Taillasson [1]
- Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres [1]
- John Singleton Copley [1]
- Mary Ann Flaxman [1]
- Master of the Saint Ursula Legend [1]
- Max Beckmann [1]
- Pedro López Cervántez [1]
- Ralph Albert Blakelock [1]
- Théodule Ribot [1]
- Thomas Gainsborough [1]
- Unknown Artist [1]
- Wedgwood [1]
