Stark Museum of Art
Orange, TX
409-883-6661
The museum is located at 712 Green Avenue, Orange, Texas. Please see the Museum's website for hours and admission fees.
A Google Book Search conducted June 19, 2008 located the following books indicated as having been published by the Museum and do not feature Google Books "full view," "limited preview" or "snippit view." Book names followed by links to related essays published by Resource Library are a marker to prevent reduplication of effort.
Fremont Ellis: Impressionist in the West : [exhibition] Stark Museum of Art, by Fremont F. Ellis, Nell Horton - 1993
Nature's Classics: John James Audubon's Birds and Animals, by Ronnie C. Tyler, John James Audubon, Stark Museum of Art - Zoology - 1992 - 56 pages. Catalog of an exhibition.
First Artistic Traditions: The Native American Collection of the Stark ..., by Stark Museum of Art, Bobby Weaver, Stark Museum of Art - Indians of North America - 1990 - 59 pages
Color, Pattern & Plane: E. Martin Hennings in Taos : February 5-November 2 ..., by E. Martin Hennings, Vicki L. Heltunen, Rodger D. Rak, Stark Museum of Art - Taos (N.M.) in art - 1986 - 26 pages. "Vicki L. Heltunen, author; Rodger D. Rak, author, designer"--T.p. verso. Ref. E. Martin Hennings: Taos Artist, essay by Vicki Heltunen (8/11/03)
The Art and Life of W. Herbert Dunton, 1878-1936, by Julie Schimmel - Biography & Autobiography - 1984. Includes indexes. Ref. The Old West Revisited: W. H. Dunton; essay by David C. Hunt (12/20/04)
A Mirror Unto Nature: The Printed Art of Natural History, Oct. 5, 1983-Sept ..., by Vicki L. Heltunen, Stark Museum of Art - Natural history illustration - 1983 - 20 pages
Southwestern Weaving from the Collection of the Stark Museum of Art: An ..., by Stark Museum of Art, Stark Museum of Art - Indian textile fabrics - 1981 - 35 pages.
Joseph Henry Sharp, Indian Painter and Conformist, by Vivian Kline - 1972. "For: Art history course #857, Gabriel Weisberg, instructor, University of Cincinnati, Summer of 1972." Ref. Joseph Henry Sharp: A Symphony in Silence; essay by by Bruce Eldredge, Nell Horton and Janis Ziller Becker (11/20/04)
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