The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center is open on a revised schedule. Read more about hours and visiting and see VassarTogether for the College’s Spring 2021 plans and policies.
Ludger tom Ring, the Younger (attributed to), The Open Missal, mid-sixteenth century
Exhibition: January 29-April 17, 2016
8-panel brochure, 7 1/2" x 11"
Price: Complimentary
The founding strength of the art museum at Vassar College in 1864 was its American paintings. That collection has grown greatly over the years with the result that a number of the works by major American painters are seldom seen. This exhibition, organized by James Mundy, explores some of the American riches found in storage and will feature key works of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries housed in the Art Center's vault. Among the artists featured are John Singleton Copley, Benjamin West, George Inness, William Merritt Chase, Maxfield Parrish, Arthur B. Davies, Robert Henri, Ernest Lawson, Arthur Dove, Georgia O’Keeffe, and Ben Shahn.
The brochure for this exhibition has eight panels and includes 9 color illustrations. (January 2016)
James Mundy is the Anne Hendricks Bass Director of the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center.
Make checks payable to Vassar College.
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The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center
124 Raymond Ave
Vassar College
Box 703
Poughkeepsie, NY 12604-00703
(845) 437-5237
| Saturday | 10am–5pm |
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| Sunday | 1pm–5pm |
| The Loeb will be closed the weekend of Dec 26–27 and will re-open on weekends starting Jan. 2. | |
Please note that due to Covid-19 restrictions, we cannot accommodate group tours at this time, and capacity in the galleries is limited. All visitors are required to wear masks.
Admission is free and open to all. All galleries are wheelchair accessible.
Parking is on Raymond Avenue only. Entrance to the galleries is via the Raymond Ave. gate through the sculpture garden.
Consult the Teaching & Learning section of the VassarTogether page for information about visiting the Loeb during the week.
Please note that weekend hours are restricted to the general public only.