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TITLE	"Southwest Legacy" Broadside
CREATOR	Unknown
SUBJECT	Tucson Art Center (Ariz); Tucson Museum of Art--Exhibitions; Broadsides -- United States -- Exhibitions; Galleries & Museums; Art--Arizona--Tucson--Exhibitions; Native American arts; Hopi art--Exhibitions; Acoma Indians; Apache Indians--Arts & crafts; Navajo art--Exhibitions; Tohono O'odham Indians--Art; Zuni art--Exhibitions
DESCRIPTION	The "Southwest Legacy" exhibit ran at the Tucson Museum of Art from January, 31-March 14, 1976. The exhibit was a comprehensive selection of paintings, sculptures, graphics, and crafts by internationally and nationally known western and American Indian artists. The Acoma, Apache, Hopi, Navajo, Papago, and Zuni cultures were represented and the tone of the exhibit was described as rich and romantic. The exhibit displayed approximately 100 works which spanned 1850-1950 and were loaned by private collectors, businesses, and museums throughout Arizona. Artists featured in the exhibit included realist Robert Henri, Taos School Painter Homer Boss, and landscapists Thomas Moran and Albert Bierstadt. (Tucson Museum of Art Press Release, 1/15/1976; Wingate, Adina, Southwest Legacy Features 100 Works, Arizona Daily Star, 2/8/1976)
TYPE	Image
RIGHTS MANAGEMENT	You may copy, distribute and display this work, and derivitave works based upon it, however you must give credit for the image to TUCSON MUSEUM OF ART, A HISTORY; POSTERS, PRINT, AND PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE LIBRARY ARCHIVES.
DATE ORIGINAL	1976-01-31
Time Period	1970s (1970-1979)
ORIGINAL FORMAT	Broadside
DIGITAL IDENTIFIER	1976-SouthwestLegacy.jpg
Date Digital	2011
DIGITAL FORMAT	JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group)
REPOSITORY	Tucson Museum of Art
Sort Order	09800