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Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (PAFA) saw record visitor turnout at the opening weekend of Henry Ossawa Tanner: modern spirit, a major exhibition of works by African-American artist Henry Ossawa Tanner, on 15 april.

striking example of the artist’s paintings, photographs, sculptures, watercolors and drawings, “Henry Ossawa Tanner: modern spirit” is organized by Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, where the artist studied from 1879 to 1885, and a trip to the Cincinnati Art Museum and Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.

The exhibition contains more than 100 works including 12 paintings that have never been shown in retrospective Tanner. It also includes the famous Tanner raising of Lazarus, the collection of the Mus? D’Orsay in Paris, career-making linen, as Tanner won his first international recognition when it was exhibited in 1897 and never have crossed the Atlantic.

a transcendent figure in art and history in America, “Harry said Phil Brick, Edna S. Tuttleman Director of the Museum.” Its fascinating history and rich body of work of great national traveling exhibition. “

“Henry Ossawa Tanner: modern spirit” dive into the life and career, Henry O. Tanner of his childhood in Philadelphia in the years following the Civil War, through artists training at the Art Academy in Pennsylvania, his success as an American artist highest level of international art scene in the early 20th century, their role as elected leader of the artists colony in rural France, for his outstanding contributions supporting the military during World War I through the Red Cross in France; activation of its modernist religious art deeply rooted in their own faith and tanners image of the Holy Land and North Africa .

of Henry Ossawa Tanner: modern spirit reveals the artist as talented modern man, whose education, intelligence and faith equipped him to overcome the difficult realities of time and brought him a lifetime of travel in personal and artistic discovery, says Anna O. Marley, PAFAs curator of American Art History.

accompany the exhibition. This book contains 14 essays written by established and emerging scholars from the United States and France, published by University of California, “pressure.

Furthermore, it was announced the first ever children’s book about Henry O. Tanner from PAFA and Bunker Hill Press. Written and illustrated by renowned artist-author Faith Ringgold, this publication will inspire generations of young people through excellent Tanner.

“PAFA is proud to have contributed to the artistic education Tanner maintain mutually fruitful collaboration with the artist throughout his life and that we are now able to introduce its inspiring results of the new generation of viewers,” says David R . Brigham, PAFAs president and CEO.

premiere in PAFA, the show will travel to Cincinnati Art Museum from May 26 to September 9, 2012, and the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, 14 October 2012-6 January 2013. Exciting events and community education will take place at PAFA entire run of the show and free admission Sunday deals during the exhibition is based.

: modern spirits Presentation Philadelphia Area Foundation sponsored by Exelon. Presentation of the sponsors of the foundation’s Terra Foundation for American Art and “Henry Luce. This exhibition is part of the National Endowment for the Humanities, because democracy demands wisdom. Leading support came from Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Horowitz Foundation Arts, Inc. , large corporate support came from PECO and Exelon Foundation provides support from the Edna W. Andrade Discovery of “Philadelphia.”

media support provided by CBS3 and the Philadelphia Tribune. WHYY is a proud partner community.

Foundation “Terra for American Art is dedicated to promoting research, understanding and enjoyment of visual arts in the United States for national and international audience. recognizes the importance of experiencing original works of art, the Fund allows for interaction and learning, starting with the introduction and growth of its art collection in Chicago. For further inter-cultural dialogue on American art Fund supports and collaborates on innovative exhibitions, research and educational programs. implicit in these activities is the belief that art has the potential to differentiate between cultures and to reconcile them .

National Endowment for the Humanities (Nehemiah) is an independent federal agency created in 1965 dedicated to supporting research, education, preservation and public programs in the humanities. It is one of the largest donors of humanitarian programs in the U.S.. Because democracy demands wisdom, Nehemiah serves and strengthens our Republic by promoting excellence in the humanities and transfer the lessons of history for all Americans. Any opinions, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this exhibition and publication does not necessarily correspond to the National Endowment for the Humanities.

was founded in 1936 by the late Henry R. Luce, co-founder and editor of Time Inc. Luce Foundation supports projects in American art, higher education, Asian affairs, theology, women in science and engineering and public policy and the environment. The program in American art that began in 1982, the Fund has distributed over $ 130 million to about 250 museums, universities, and service organizations in 47 states, DC and internationally.

Exelon Foundation is an independent, nonprofit organization funded solely by the power company, Exelon Corporation, through shareholder dollars. The Foundation supports charitable and tax-exempt organizations primarily within the service area Exelon and its businesses. Foundation’s mission is to promote environmental protection and promote social and economic fabric of society by supporting programs in the fields of environment and conservation, and innovative math and science education and diversity and tolerance.

Founded in 1805, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (PAFA) is America’s first school of art and museum. A recipient of National Medal of Arts by President of the United States since 2005, PAFA is a recognized leader in teaching art. Nearly every major American artist has taught, studied, or exhibited at the Academy. From world-class collection of American art institution continues to grow and provides what few art institutions in the world offers: a rare combination of a unique museum and a million extraordinary faculty known for their dedication to students and the growth and quality of artistic work .

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Tuesday to Saturday, 10 at 17:00

Wednesday 20:00

Sunday, 11 at 17:00

RELEASE

(including the historic building at Landmark)

adults £ 15, senior citizens (60 +) and students with ID $ 12;

young people (aged 13-18), $ 10 children (12 and under, except for groups) Free

Sunday access to Henry Ossawa Tanner: modern spirit is FREE throughout the run of the exhibition

historic landmark buildings

Adult $ 10 Senior (60 +) and students with ID $ 8;

young people (aged 13-18), $ 6 for children (12 and under, except for groups) FREE

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