Saginaw Art Museum

Saginaw, MI

989-754-2491

http://www.saginawartmuseum.org/

• Birds in Art (1/21/00)
• Katherine Sowle: Circus Impressions (12/19/99)
• Robert Bissell: Animals Are Good for Thinking (8/3/99)
• Artists of the Southwest (6/1/99)
• The Legend of John Brown by Jacob Lawrence (6/1/99)
• Paul Collins: World Visions (3/9/99)
• Saginaw Art Museum presents "Etchings by James McNeil Whistler" (3/2/99)
• Jasper F. Cropsey 's A Summer Afternoon Donated to Saginaw Art Museum (10/12/98)
• Benny Alba, Astrid Preston and Sharon Hildebrand Paintings at Saginaw (7/28/98)
• Joan Robertson (6/10/98)
• Rosalie Vass: When Sky Meets Earth
• Purr... Illustrators of children's books brag about their cats
• Animal Tales of Michigan

Address: 1126 North Michigan Avenue (at the corner of North Michigan and Remington), Saginaw, Michigan 48602 Text and images courtesy of Saginaw Art Museum. Please see the Museum website for hours and admission fees.

A Google Book Search conducted March 26, 2008 located 12 books for the Saginaw Art Museum including:

The American Indian: E.I. Couse, By E Irving Couse, Published 1980 by The Saginaw Art Museum [No preview available]

A Century on Canvas: The Lives and Work of Julia Roberts and Henry Leon Roecker, By Jean R Beach. Published 2005 by The Saginaw Art Museum. ISBN 0971897220 [No preview available]

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