Auspicious vision

Auspicious vision

Edward Wales Root and American modernism

by Mary E. Murray

2008

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"50th-anniversary commemoration of Edward Wales Root's bequest in late 1956 of 227 modern American paintings and drawings to the Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute's Museum of Art"--Provided by publisher.

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    How does Edward Wales Root’s approach to collecting modern American art challenge or redefine the traditional idea of what a patron should be?

  2. 2

    If you had the opportunity to curate a single room of art gifted by a visionary collector, what overarching feeling or narrative would you want the space to convey to visitors?

  3. 3

    In what ways does the institutional history of the Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute reflect the broader cultural shift of bringing avant-garde art to regional American communities?

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