Collage: Piecing It Together Checklist
December 19 through February 28
1. Jean Arp (France, 1887–1966), Untitled, 1936, paper collage on cardboard, Portland Museum of Art. Anonymous Gift, 1986.5.
2. Tia Bradbury (United States, 1910–2004), Untitled, circa 1985, collage on paper, Portland Museum of Art. Gift of Charles Pendexter, 2004.26.
3. James Brooks (United States, 1906–1992), Collage, 1976, collage and oil on paper, Portland Museum of Art. Museum purchase with matching funds from the National Endowment for the Arts and Casco Bank and Trust Company, 1979.28.
4. David Driskell (United States, 1931), Procession II, 1988, encaustic and collage on paper, Portland Museum of Art. Gift of the American Academy of Arts and Letters, New York; with support of the Hassam, Speicher, Betts, and Symons Funds, 1994.1.1.
5. Tom Hall (United States, born 1954), Clearcut #26, (Williams Mountain), 1997, Mixed media on canvas, Portland Museum of Art. Gift in memory of Ed and Margaret Bridges, Gorham, Maine, and Merton and Sarah Merton Hall, Gray, Maine, 2002.47.
6. John Hultberg (United States, 1922–2005), News Collage, 1974, acrylic, ink, adhesive tape, and collage on cardboard, Portland Museum of Art. Gift of the artist, 1996.37.8.
7. Alex Katz (United States, born 1927), Untitled [4 figures], mid 1950s, collage, Portland Museum of Art. Lent by Katherine Augenblick, 13.2007.10.
8. William Manning (United States, born 1936), Monhegan, 1991, ink, gouache, and, collage on paper, Portland Museum of Art. Gift of John B. Burns, 2001.26.
9. William Manning (United States, born 1936), Symbiosis, Maquettes #2 and #12, mixed media and collage, Portland Museum of Art. Gift of John Barney in memory of Grace L. Barney, 1994.19.2 and 1994.19.1.
10. William Manning (United States, born 1936), Aurora #23, 1989, oil and collage on wood, Portland Museum of Art. Museum purchase with support from Joan B. Burns, 1989.37.
11. Joan Miró (Spain, 1893–1983), Composition, 1934, gouache and collage on paper on board, Portland Museum of Art. Scott Black Collection, 3.2004.2.
12. William Pope.L (United States, born 1955), Sharecropper Actress, 2005–06, digitally reproduced collage on paper, Portland Museum of Art. Museum Purchase with support from the Contemporary Art Fund, in memory of Bernice McIlhenny Wintersteen, 2009.38.
13. Kurt Schwitters, (Germany,1887–1948), MZ 1926, 44 res, 1926, collage on paper, Portland Museum of Art. Anonymous Gift, 1985.325.
14. Kurt Schwitters (Germany,1887–1948), MZ 1926, 51 Intrittska, 1926, collage on paper, Portland Museum of Art. Anonymous Gift, 1985.327.
15. Jason Stewart (United States, born 1948), A Man Bowing, 1983, paper construction, and mixed media on paper, Portland Museum of Art. Gift of Thomas A. Power, 1986.307.
16. Robert Van Vranken, (United States, born 1960), Untitled, 1993–94, collage on wood, Portland Museum of Art. Gift of the artist, 1994.43.
On Loan to the Museum:
17. Meghan Brady (United States, born 1975), I’m the Ocean, 2006, collage with watercolor, acrylic, ink, and graphite on paper. Lent by Meghan Brady.
18. Meghan Brady (United States, born 1975), Apples in the Basket, 2006, collage with watercolor, acrylic, ink, and graphite on paper. Lent by Megan Brady.
19. Kate Cheney Chappell (United States, born 1945), Shore Moon and Ancient Spore, 2007, collage with monotype on paper. Lent by the artist.
20. Kate Cheney Chappell (United States, born 1945), Briefly It Enters and Briefly Speaks, 2007, collage with monotype and pen and ink on paper. Lent by the artist.
21. Kate Cheney Chappell (United States, born 1945), Persephone Rises, 2009, collage with pen and ink, paper, metal, photograph, leaves, and stones on paper mounted on collograph and monotype scroll. Lent by the artist.
22. Joseph Fiore (United States, 1925–2009), Untitled, 2003, collage on paper. Lent by the Falcon Trust Foundation.
23. Joseph Fiore (United States, 1925–2009), Untitled collages, collage on paper, 1992-1997. Lent by the Falcon Trust Foundation.
24. Joseph Cornell (United States, 1903–1973), Images from a Penny Arcade, undated, collage on paper. Lent by Esta and Hilton Kramer.
25. Anne Ryan (United States, 1889–1954), Untitled, 1951, collage with paint, paper, and fabric on paper. Lent by Esta and Hilton Kramer.
26. Anne Ryan (United States, 1889–1954), Untitled, undated, Collage with paper and fabric on paper. Lent by Esta and Hilton Kramer.
27. Howard Greenberg (United States, born 1956), Erotism, 1999, collage with laminated linoleum-cut prints and oil stick on acetate. Lent by the artist.
28. Frances Kornbluth (United States, born 1920), Reflection No. 1, 1966, collage with mixed media on paper. Lent by the artist.
29. Frances Kornbluth (United States, born 1920), Reflection No. 3, 1966, collage with mixed media on paper. Lent by the artist.
30. Tom Paiement (United States, born 1942), Entropy 2, 2007, collage with photography, tin, woodcut, linocut, newsprint, and printed texts on board. Lent by the artist.
31. Aaron Stephan (United States, born 1974), Joseph Beuys and the Dalai Lama, 2008, altered anatomy book. Lent by the artist.
32. Henry Wolyniec (United States, born 1955), HW08, 2008, collage with inkjet print. Lent by the artist.
33. Henry Wolyniec (United States, born 1955), HW09.2, 2009, collage with ink, acrylic, and relief print. Lent by the artist.
34. Henry Wolyniec (United States, born 1955), HW09.8, 2009, collage with relief print on Japanese paper. Lent by the artist.
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