Theodore Robinson’s Angelus
An Illustrator's Inspiration
I began my research on Theodore Robinson’s Angelus (Figure 1) during the spring of my freshman year as a student in Tanya Sheehan’s Reading Images course (AR101W). Researching the painting for
Inaugural Lunder Institute Artist in Residence Kicks Off
Originally published in the Colby Echo–Theaster Gates joins us on Mayflower Hill as the first inaugural Lunder Institute Artist in Residence.
A Map of Hartley’s Maine
A map of the places where Marsden Hartley lived and worked in the Pine Tree State.
Discovering Marsden Hartley in Stoneham, Maine
An Interview with Dan Barker
Houses like the ones he painted can still be seen in this area. He liked to walk and spent a lot of time on the road. He collected thoughts and memories and then used them later on somewhere else. The waterfall Hartley painted is on Great Brook and today you can’t see it because it’s all grown back up with forest growth.
From Ancient Rome to Human Morphology
Highlights from the 2017 Faculty Biennial Show
Last week, the 2017 Faculty Biennial Show opened in the Davis Gallery at the Colby Museum. This three-week exhibition features a variety of artworks created by five distinguished faculty members of Colby’s art department.