Canal, Dordrecht (Holland)

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Canal, Dordrecht (Holland)
Canal, Dordrecht (Holland)
Artist/Maker (American, 1819 – 1897)
Date1884
MediumEtchings on paper
DimensionsComposition: 30.5 x 20.3 cm (12 x 8 in.) Sheet: 39.4 x 54.6 cm (15 1/2 x 21 1/2 in.)
Credit LinePurchased in part with funds donated by the Friends of Art
Object number1990.20
Not on view
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Exhibition History 2011
Clinton, NY. Fred L. Emerson Gallery, Hamilton College. "Learning to Look: Hamilton's Cabinets, Galleries and Museums Past, Present and Future," September 15 - December 16, 2011 (no cat.).

1992
Clinton, NY. "Highlights from the Hamilton College Collection" Fred L. Emerson Gallery, Hamilton College, June 5 - September 6, 1992 (cat. no. 116).
Provenance 1990: Hamilton College (Fred L. Emerson Gallery), by purchase.
Published References HIGHLIGHTS OF THE HAMILTON COLLEGE COLLECTION (exh. cat., Emerson Gallery, Hamilton College, June 5- September 6, 1992, cat. no.116).

FRIENDS OF ART NEWSLETTER (Emerson Gallery, Hamilton College, vol. 1, no. 4, April 1991, "Acquisitions").
Signature Recto Lower Right "Edith Loring Pierce"
Inscribed Recto Lower Center seal "THE ARTUNION OF PHILADELPHIA" (with image of artist inside...)
Solitude
Solitude
Edith Loring Peirce Getchell
Date: c. 1885
Medium: Etching
Object number: 1990.21
Mornings
Mornings
Edith Penman
Date: c. 1890
Medium: Etching on paper
Object number: 1990.36
Boatride on canal through the country, Haarlem, Holland
Boatride on canal through the country, Haarlem, Holland
Leonard Freed
Date: 1958
Medium: Gelatin silver print
Object number: 2015.12.19
Barge Dordrecht
Barge Dordrecht
Dorothy Shakespear
Date: May 1906
Medium: Watercolor and pencil on paper
Object number: 2001.4.33
Canal Does Double Duty: A small boar is maneuvered along a canal in the Cai San area of South Viet Nam where thousands of acres of abandoned land have been reclaimed through the American aid program. This canal, while serving as a transportation route, also provides water for rice planting. The area is included in the resettlement program that has benefited some 12,000 refugee families from communist North Viet Nam, Cai San, South Viet Nam
Canal Does Double Duty: A small boar is maneuvered along a canal in the Cai San area of South Viet Nam where thousands of acres of abandoned land have been reclaimed through the American aid program. This canal, while serving as a transportation route, also provides water for rice planting. The area is included in the resettlement program that has benefited some 12,000 refugee families from communist North Viet Nam, Cai San, South Viet Nam
Unknown artist
Date: August 22, 1959
Medium: Vintage newswire
Object number: 2023.12.187
© Leonard Freed. Image courtesy of the Ruth and Elmer Wellin Museum of Art at Hamilton College,…
People Wading and Swimming, Amsterdam, Holland
Leonard Freed
Date: 1958
Medium: Gelatin silver print
Object number: 2014.7.7
Photo by Dave Revette.
Men at Table in the Koopmansbeurs, the Exchange Building, Amsterdam, Holland
Leonard Freed
Date: 1958
Medium: Gelatin silver print
Object number: 2014.7.8
© Leonard Freed. Image courtesy of the Ruth and Elmer Wellin Museum of Art at Hamilton College,…
Shop window on royal wedding day, Amsterdam, Holland
Leonard Freed
Date: March 10, 1966
Medium: Gelatin silver print
Object number: 2016.17.22
Amish Farmers at Horse Auction, New Holland, Pennsylvania
Amish Farmers at Horse Auction, New Holland, Pennsylvania
Todd Webb
Date: April 1955
Medium: Gelatin silver print
Object number: 2023.12.207
Photography by David Revette.
West Nutley. North Bloomfield. Morris Canal
Oscar Bluemner
Date: February 22, 1916
Medium: Conté crayon on paper
Object number: 1981.6
Grand Canal
Grand Canal
William C. Palmer
Date: 1927
Medium: Watercolor on paper
Object number: WCP.527a
In Cambodia today, at the area of Angkor, miles of temples, statues and other works of antiquity are being uncovered from their jungle bed and opened up for tourist and scholarly interest. Some 600 different buildings, most temples of one sort or the other, show a skill in development that matched that of the ancient Egyptians. Canals, waterways and other water projects were but some creations about the greatest works: the temples. Here a tourist studies the Prah Palilay temple, cut loose from its jungle cover in the Royal Palace grounds of Angkor Thom
In Cambodia today, at the area of Angkor, miles of temples, statues and other works of antiquity are being uncovered from their jungle bed and opened up for tourist and scholarly interest. Some 600 different buildings, most temples of one sort or the other, show a skill in development that matched that of the ancient Egyptians. Canals, waterways and other water projects were but some creations about the greatest works: the temples. Here a tourist studies the Prah Palilay temple, cut loose from its jungle cover in the Royal Palace grounds of Angkor Thom
Horst Faas
Date: 1967
Medium: Vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print
Object number: 2022.15.133