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Exhibition at St. Botolph Club, Boston, of a group of paintings from the Woodstock, New York art colony and of sculpture by Mr. Cyrus e. Dallin, A.N.A.
Learning Woodstock Art Colony is devoted to the endlessly rich and fascinating history of the art colony that developed in the Catskill town of Woodstock, New York, with the founding in 1902 of the Byrdcliffe Art Colony on a mountainside overlooking the village.
Nov 10, 2018 · Discover a selection of dynamic works from the Woodstock Art Colony with a glimpse into Arthur A. Anderson's 1500-object collection, brimming with creativity and historical significance. Brochure: The Historic Woodstock Art Colony (PDF)
Long before the famous music festival in 1969, Woodstock, New York, was home to what is considered America’s first intentionally created, year-round arts colony—founded in 1902 and still thriving over 100 years later.
The Historical Society of Woodstock’s fine art collection contains over 700 works, including paintings, prints, watercolors, drawings and sculpture. It has been assembled since the 1930’s with donations from Woodstock artists, individuals and estates.
Learning Woodstock Art Colony is devoted to the history of the art colony that developed in the Catskill town of Woodstock, New York, with the founding in 1902 of the Byrdcliffe Art Colony. It is produced by the American art historian and fomer museum curator Bruce Weber.
This collection includes selected paintings from the WAAM collection, featuring the work of important American artists who have lived and created in the Woodstock region. Address: 28 Tinker Street. Woodstock, NY 12498. Phone: 845-679-2940.
