L.A. Museums' Collections Grow Despite Poor Economy
Philanthropists' generosity and the hard work of museum staffs and support groups turn 2008 into a surprisingly good year for acquisitions.
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LACMA gained 4,747 works, including 3,500 photographs amassed by L.A. collectors Marjorie and Leonard Vernon and a 46-piece holding of rare Oceanic art compiled by a Detroit foundation. Among other recent arrivals are Japanese guardian-animal sculptures, Native American ceramics, a 15th century Italian painting by Cima da Conegliano, a suite of late 19th century drawings by Belgian Expressionist James Ensor and "The Illegal Operation," a 1962 installation by Edward Kienholz.
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- People:
- Arthur Mathews
- Belgian Expressionist James Ensor
- Carleton Watkins
- Charles Sheeler
- Claude Lorrain
- Dorothy
- Edward Kienholz
- El Anatsui
- Fowler
- Franz Xaver Messerschmidt
- Gloria Gonick
- Hans Haacke
- Harriet Hosmer
- Herbert Vogel
- Irving Penn
- James Welling
- Jeffrey Krauss
- Jeremy Strick
- Jodie Evans
- John George Brown
- Lawrence Weiner
- Leonard Vernon
- Marjorie
- Max Palevsky
- Mike Kelley
- Nancy Daly
- Narendra
- Paul Gauguin
- Paul Schimmel
- Peter Saul
- Reginald Marsh
- Roy Hamilton
- Thomas Michie
- Wendy Kaplan
- William J. Zeile
Suzanne Muchnic
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