"American Masters from the Collection of John and Jean Wilkinson' opens in Florida

  • May 23, 2010 22:25

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Hudson River School artist Thomas Cole is part of the John and Jean Wilkinson Collection.
MUSEUMSYNDICATE.COM via Orlando Sentinel

Twenty works by leading American artists such as Thomas Cole, George Inness, Alfred Maurer, Jane Peterson, Thomas B. Pope and Anthony Thieme, are on loan from the private collection of John and Jean Wilkinson to the Appleton Museum of Art.

The exhibit, which runs through July 25, illustrates art movements from the Hudson River School of the 19th century to early 20th century modernism.

Also, on view through May 30 is "Florida Journeys: African-American Artists From The Sunshine State" with nearly 40 artworks by some of Florida’s finest African-American artists such as Kenneth Falana, Chester L. Williams, Joseph Roache, Mary Proctor,  O.L. Samuels, Harris Wiltsher and Purvis Young.

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The museum, in Ocala, Florida, is operated by Central Florida Community College.


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