Artist: Stanley Berkeley (1855 - 1909)
Nationality: British
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Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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John Mix Stanley Beggar Boy oil on canvas 1865
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Richard Diebenkorn - Berkeley #4 1953 oil on canvas University of California, Berkeley Art Museum American
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Augustus Saint-Gaudens - Stanley Matthews and his Wife Mary 1904 bronze Cincinnati Art Museum American
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Stanley William Hayter Rue Castagnary Engraving 1928
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Stanley William Hayter Mirror Mixed media intaglio 1942
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Stanley William Hayter Figure Mixed media intaglio 1946
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Stanley William Hayter Mirror II Mixed media intaglio 1941
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Stanley William Hayter L'Escoutay Mixed media color intaglio 1951
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Stanley William Hayter Confluence Color etching 1964
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Stanley William Hayter Poisson Rouge (Goldfish) Color etching 1957
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Stanley William Hayter Untitled (Christmas greeting) Color stencil 1956
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Stanley William Hayter Spanish War Relief Christmas Card Engraving 1938
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Stanley Cock A Fine Cut color lithograph 1903
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Stanley William Hayter Pelagic forms Color etching 1963
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Stanley Goldstein Studio: Warm and Cool oil on paper 1993
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Stanley William Hayter Night Moth Engraving with aquatint and off set colors 20th century
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Stanley William Hayter Jeux d'Eau Mixed media color intaglio 1953
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Stanley William Hayter Cascade Color etching 20th century
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Stanley Wood Two Barns 1929
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Stanley Wood Valley 1929
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Stanley William Hayter Angels Wrestling Mixed media color intaglio 1950
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Stanley William Hayter L'Escoutay Color soft ground etching and engraving 20th century
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Stanley Lea A Dove Changing the Earth Into a Rainbow lithograph with embossment 1973
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Stanley William Hayter Jeux d'Eau Mixed media intaglio and color process 1953
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Stanley William Hayter Unstable Woman Mixed media intaglio with color process 1947
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Richard Diebenkorn - Berkeley No. 8 1954 oil on canvas North Carolina Museum of Art American
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Stanley Wood Rock Crusher 1929
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Stanley William Hayter Paysages Urbains, series of six drypoints, in portfolio with ties. Drypoint 20th century
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Stanley William Hayter Paysages Urbains, series of six drypoints, in portfolio with ties. Drypoint 20th century
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Stanley William Hayter Paysages Urbains, series of six drypoints, in portfolio with ties. Drypoint 20th century
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Stanley William Hayter Paysages Urbains, series of six drypoints, in portfolio with ties. Drypoint 20th century
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Stanley William Hayter Paysages Urbains, series of six drypoints, in portfolio with ties. Drypoint 20th century
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Stanley William Hayter Paysages Urbains, series of six drypoints, in portfolio with ties. Drypoint 20th century
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William Stanley Haseltine Mont Saint Michel oil on canvas 1868
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Stanley Anderson Wreckage drypoint 19th - 20th century
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Portraits of Stanley and Livingston, London Stereographic Co. (England)  (Artist), 1880, Carte de visite
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Chiura Obata Spring Rain, Berkeley, California. Color woodcut 1930
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Stanley Anderson Rue St. Romain, Rouen. etching 19th - 20th century
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Arthur Wesley Dow Cover, for the book By Salt Marshes by Everett Stanley Hubbard (Publisher and location unknown, 1908) Woodcut (color) on protective board cover 1908
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Stanley Anderson The Reading Room etching 19th - 20th century
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Arthur Wesley Dow Untitled, accompanying the poem "To A. W. D.," in the book By Salt Marshes by Everett Stanley Hubbard (Publisher and location unknown, 1908) Woodcut (color) on laid paper 1908
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Charles Stanley Reinhart The Lunch Counter Wood Engraving 19th century
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Stanley Anderson Toledo Cathedral drypoint 19th - 20th century
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William Stanley Haseltine Indian Rock, Narragansett, Rhode Island oil on canvas 1863
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Stanley Anderson "Les Arcades" Dieppe drypoint 19th - 20th century
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#19, Karl Stanley Benjamin (United States, Illinois, Chicago, born 1925) , 1964, Oil on canvas
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William Stanley Haseltine Ruins of the Roman Theatre at Taormina, Sicily oil on canvas 1889
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No. 27, Karl Stanley Benjamin (United States, Illinois, Chicago, born 1925) , 1968, Oil on canvas
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Arthur Wesley Dow Untitled, accompanying the poem "Rain in May," in the book By Salt Marshes by Everett Stanley Hubbard (Publisher and location unknown, 1908) Woodcut (color) on laid paper 1908
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Arthur Wesley Dow Untitled, accompanying the poem "Marsh Goldenrod," in the book By Salt Marshes by Everett Stanley Hubbard (Publisher and location unknown, 1908) Woodcut (color) on laid paper 1908
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Arthur Wesley Dow Untitled, accompanying the paragraphs discussing "The Pictures," in the book By Salt Marshes by Everett Stanley Hubbard (Publisher and location unknown, 1908) Woodcut (color) on laid paper 1908
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Arthur Wesley Dow Untitled, accompanying the poem "The Old Stone Wall," in the book By Salt Marshes by Everett Stanley Hubbard (Publisher and location unknown, 1908) Woodcut (color) on laid paper 1908
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Arthur Wesley Dow Untitled, accompanying the paragraphs discussing "The Poems," in the book By Salt Marshes by Everett Stanley Hubbard (Publisher and location unknown, 1908) Woodcut (color) on laid paper 1908
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Stanley Anderson St. Nicolas church, Prague. drypoint 19th - 20th century
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Stanley Anderson Toledo from the Castillo de San Servando drypoint 19th - 20th century
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Stanley Anderson Quai Duperie, La Rochelle drypoint 19th - 20th century
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Stanley Anderson Piccadilly Circus drypoint and etching 19th - 20th century
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Stanley Wingate Woodward Charles River, Medway Etching-Drypoint 1922
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Charles Stanley Reinhart A Christmas Gift black ink wash and opaque watercolor 1889
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Arthur Wesley Dow Untitled, accompanying the poem "Ipswich Marshes," in the book By Salt Marshes by Everett Stanley Hubbard (Publisher and location unknown, 1908) Woodcut (color) on laid paper 1908

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (40)
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University of California-Berkeley African Studies Center: Women Emerging: A Tribute to Uganda, An Exhibition by East African Fine Artists
On-location exhibition: Selected artworks will be exhibited August 30 through December 31, 2002, at the International and Area Studies Office, 360 Stephens Hall, 8AM to 12PM and 1PM to 5PM, at University of California at Berkeley. For inform...
Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive: Call for Participation: New Media(tors) - The Social Life of Digital Art
Sunday, September 23, 2001 Panel: 12:30-2pm: Pacific Film Archive Theater,
2575 Bancroft @ Bowditch, Berkeley, CA
Reception: 2:00-3:00pm: Berkeley Art Museum, 2626 Bancroft, Berkeley
Admission: free
Space: Limited seating....
Ice House Gallery: Call for Artists: One Loop at a Time - Exhibit of Original Hooked Work
For details, contact curator Mary Klotz, 301-845-4447   owner@forestheart.com or SASE to Forestheart Studio, 200 South Main St., Woodsboro MD 21798 ...
Corporation on Disabilities and Telecommunication: SUPERFEST XX, International Media Festival on Disabilities
The venue is wheelchair accessible. Please refrain from wearing perfume or other scented products. Sign language interpreters will be provided at the screening upon request by leaving a message at the CDT office, 5l0-845-5576, by May...
Berkeley Art Museum + Pacific Film Archive: Valéry Grancher An artwork for the BAM/PFA Web site
Twenty-four UC Berkeley students from a variety of departments-from Art Practice and Art History to Molecular and Cell Biology-are working with the artist, the curator, and the museum's Information Systems Manager, Rick Rinehart, to realize t...
Saint Louis Art Museum: Currents 83: Peter Doig
Currents 83: Peter Doig includes paintings and drawings from the1990s. It is the first solo museum exhibition of the artist's work in North America and was organized by the Berkeley Art Museum. Its presentation at the Saint Louis Art Museu...
Berkeley Art Museum: MATRIX: Teresita Fernandez
She uses light, color, and sometimes sound to illusionistically reconfigure a space as well as to confound its perception. Informed by feminist theories on the gender encoding of landscape and architecture,
Oakland Museum of Califoria: Helen Nestor: Personal and Political
The Nestor collection, containing more than 2,000 prints and 20,000 negatives, is the life's work of an important documentary photographer who specialized in recording the political and social changes of the 1960s and beyond in California. N...
Swope Art Museum: Call for Artists: 59th Annual Wabash Valley Exhibit
Larry Rinder has curated numerous art shows including exhibits by renowned artists Louise Bourgeois, Richard Diebenkorn, and the prestigious Whitney Biennial. Widely published and respected, Rinder has taught at both Columbia University and the Un...
University of California-Berkeley African Studies Center: Call for Female Ugandan Artists
Type of artwork sought Original 2-D works (paintings) on canvas, such as oils, acrylics, etc., no larger than 24x36 inches. The subject of the work should center upon women's empowerment, including aspects of political, social, economic,...
Kiang Gallery: Liquid Space: New Work by Laurie Reid
Reid says, "My work is primarily an exploration of how the physical world meets the human mind through the act of painting. I see painting as a place where water, atmosphere, gravity, paper and pigments intersect and interact with each other and ...
BAK, basis voor actuele kunst: Alone Again - In the Likeness of Life: Althea Thauberger
Althea Thauberger is a resident of the Research-in-Residence (RIR) program from January to March 2007. During her residency in Utrecht, Thauberger engages in research that develops into a collaborative performance project in connection with her ...
TADU Contemporary Art Gallery: Valery Grancher: Solo Show
There will be an installation, ten photographies and 3 big net art pieces produced during the last months.: http://tadu.tsx.org With the support of the Berkeley Art museum and the Cartier fundation for contemporar...
Neuberger Museum of Art: Lewis Watts: Photographs
His imagery is made succinct by a careful attention to formal composition that combines found reality with esthetical elements. Since 1978, he has been a Lecturer in Photography and...
Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive: Continuous Replay: The Photographs of Arnie Zane
Zane met Jones in 1971 and the two became partners in both life and art until Zane's death from AIDS in 1988. The earliest photographs in the exhibition date from 1971, though in appearance they could ...
Oakland Museum of California: Marvin Lipofsky: A Glass Odyssey
The early works in the exhibition are simple bubble and bottle forms. In the 1970s, Lipofsky began working with subjects from popular culture, evidenced in the humorous "Great American Food Series," where pickles and hamburgers were fashioned of ...
ProArts Gallery: Pro Arts New Visions 2008: Juried by Lucinda Barnes and Karen Tsujimoto
Karen Tsujimoto is an accomplished curator and author. Her interest in modern and contemporary West Coast artists is demonstrated in her curation of The Art of Peter Voulkos, Dorothea Lange: Archive of an Artist, Transformation: The Art of Joan Br...
Oakland Museum of California: Grand Lyricist: The Art of Elmer Bischoff
The Bay Area figurative movement was perhaps the first school of painting that put the West Coast on an artistic map dominated by New York painters. Arising out of the post-World War II resurgence of energy as artists returned to their studios (B...
Camden Arts Centre: MARY HEILMAN: Abstract Painting by NY based artist
Exploring the possibilities of abstract painting as a medium through which to convey meaning, she has developed a unique way to embrace the cultural and the personal. The colours and structures she uses relate to human experiences, from the intens...
Speakeasy Cafe: Blackchair Productions to present Independent Exposure
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Yerba Buena Center for the Arts: William Pope.L: The Black Factory and Other Good Works
The Black Factory (www.theblackfactory.com) is an ongoing set of activities and dialogs facilitated by trained Black Factory workers. Pope.L, the CEO, explains, “The Black Factory does not make blackness, it makes opportunity; the chance to imagin...
Mission 17: The Land of a Million Cereals: A Mixed-Media Installation by Ryan Alexiev
Alexiev examines this ideology of free choice in American consumer culture, so vividly manifested in cereal, by presenting it from the vantage of a Bulgarian peasant. Drawing upon the history of his own family, he tells the story of a rustic who ...
Mesoamerica Institute: Rituales: Work by Laila Espinoza
For the artist, the process of creating a work of art, is a ritual. Each piece has a story to tell, an experience, a reflection. Also on display, will be art from Southern Mexico, such as masks used for ritual with descriptions of their origin a...
Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago: Tobias Rehberger: Landscape Garden Sculpture
Tobias Rehberger has had solo exhibitions at such prestigious institutions as the Kunsthalle Basel and the Moderna Museet, Stockholm in 1998, and at the Portikus, Frankfurt and the Kölnischer Kunstverein, Köln in 1996. He has shown in numerous...
Pharmaka: Portrait:Curated by Shane Guffogg
This exhibition and related programs at Pharmaka Art are supported in part by the Dale and Edna Walsh Foundation, the Getty Trust and the Joelson Foundation.
Morgan Arts Council: Morgan Arts Council brings art to cyberspace
The festival (which runs through September 26th) kicked off with a multimedia gallery exhibit by artist Hasan Elahi at 7:30pm at the Ice House Art and Community Center. The gallery show continues from 11am to 5pm on Saturdays and noon to 4pm...
Newmark Gallery: San Francisco: The Changing City - New Paintings by Beryl Landau
Beryl Landau grew up in New York and moved to California as a teenager. She studied painting at UC Berkeley and later at the San Francisco Art Institute under Joan Brown, Elmer Bischoff and Richard Diebenkorn. She lives in San Francisco where she ...
Brian Gross Fine Art: Charles Linder: Veloflaneur
Charles Linder spent three months last summer racing around Paris on his bike trying to capture the essence of Parisian life.  Linder’s fascination with love, light, and motion led him to document his experiences in photographs and text, which he ...
Oakland Museum of California: Every Worker is an Organizer: Farm Labor and the Resurgence of the United Farm Workers
Bacon's black and white photographs provide an intimate look at field labor, union organizing activity and labor leaders during the United Farm Workers 1996 drive to organize the entire central California Coast strawberry industry, employing 25,0...
Bergamot Station Art Center, Robert Berman Gallery, D5 Projects: ABRAHAM ELTERMAN: NEW PAINTINGS AND WORKS ON PAPER
It is perhaps this association with the imagery of popular culture where his work begins to explore the struggle between the darkest forces within oneself; what you are versus everything that your environment says you should be and what you wis...
Oakland Museum of California: Photographer Rondal Partridge Celebrated in Two Bay Area Exhibitions
The two institutions feature different aspects of Partridge's work: the California Historical Society will showcase documentary images depicting life in California during much of the 20th cent...
Museum of Glass, International Center for Contemporary Art: How-To: The Art of Deborah Oropallo
By examining commonly overlooked objects, Oropallo's technique encourages recognition of the extraordinary in the everyday. She transforms bobbie pins, wire hangers, iron marks, pennies, tires, clocks, and other objects into subject matter for aes...
Oakland Museum of California: Portrait of an Estuary: San Francisco Bay
This bit of historical trivia hints at the significance of the bay to the surrounding communities. The importance is highlighted in Portrait of an Estuary: San Francisco Bay, an exhibition of thirty color photographs on view from January 14 throug...
Project 4: Cornelia Schulz
Continuing also in the footsteps of artists such as Barnett Newman and Frank Stella, she sought to redefine the rectilinear orientation of the art object.  In this exhibition, Schulz presents some of her most recent paintings where abstract, biomo...
Florence Lynch Gallery: Paintings by Maria Morganti
While not apparent to the viewer, the layers have increased; and there remain strong monochromatic references. The structural dynamics of the paintings are more intriguing than ever; and continue to be read as a juxtaposing of form and color, ...
William Traver Gallery: Yauger Williams: ONE PIXEL – a metaphorical composition on mind and machine
“In its infinite representation of color and reproduction, there is just one pixel,” says Williams. Through this body of work, he comments on the relationship between the individual object, viewer, and artist to the greater systems of art, life, a...
Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington: The Dream of the Audience: Theresa Hak Kyung Cha (1951-1982)
Cha’s conceptually rich work explores themes born of personal experience—language, memory, displacement and alienation.  The Henry Art Gallery presents the wide-ranging production of Theresa Hak Kyung Cha in the North Galleries from December 6, 20...
Brian Gross Fine Art: Robin McDonnell: Flux Paintings
In these paintings, McDonnell applies multiple layers of pigment in complex hues of oranges, browns, reds and greens to create active, viscous surfaces.  By adding and scraping away paint with a palette knife, McDonnell’s work quickly moves betwee...
GenArtSF: New-Fangle 2000
New-Fangle Artists are:
Apsolutno
Ike Brooker
Rubber O Cement
Joann Denning
Kora Juenger
R T Mark
Clay Newton
Adam Rees
Richard Rinehart
Marissa Silverbach
Niem Tran New-Fangle ...
San Diego Museum of Art: Roger Ballen: Photographs
These portraits of forgotten civil servants, their children, maids, and pets are studies of the degradation and failure of apartheid. Shot with a direct flash his poor white subjects, their personalities and their flaws, are depicted in stark reli...

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