Peale, Charles Willson

Jennifer Brasher (mailto:J.Brasher@INS.GU.EDU.AU)
Fri, 20 Sep 1996 14:10:09 +1000

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Date:         Fri, 20 Sep 1996 14:10:09 +1000
From: Jennifer Brasher <mailto:J.Brasher@INS.GU.EDU.AU>
Subject:      Peale, Charles Willson
To: Multiple recipients of list IMAGELIB

Hi,

I'm looking for a supplier for a slide, a staff request, for the following image, " The Exhuming of the Mastodon", by Charles Willson Peale ( 1741-1827); an American artist working in the late 18th Century influenced by Joshua Reynolds. Robert Hughes discussed this image in his TV series, " American Visions", a great introduction to the history of American art. I 've located a reproduction of it in " The Genius of American Painting", edited by John Wildering, but we don't do copywork here.

I've checked Rosenthal, Universal, Sandak, - would it be in Budek's "Landmarks in American Painting", I wonder?

The painting itself is located in the Peale Museum, which is not listed in our " Slide Buyer's Guide". Thanks for any assistance!

Also are any of these suppliers on the Web? I've looked up my Suppliers mailbox, and don't seem to have recorded any URLs there. I notice a lot of book suppliers are set up in this way.

Jennifer QCA

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