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Re: watercolor artists
From: Dennis Freeman (freemad)
Date: Mon Aug 21 2000 - 03:13:39 PDT
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on 8/21/00 11:12 PM, Stephanie Krause at frostyoranges wrote:
> Dennis Freeman mentioned Karl Bodmer, the watercolorist who helped document
> Native American life. There's a great video (not too long, I think about 40
> minutes) that I borrowed through the Metropolitan Museum about his work.
> Unfortunately don't remember the title, but it definitely includes his name.
> It might be available through the Met's website www.metmuseum.org, or
> other video stores. It's a good resource.
Stephanie & All - The video is titled: "Views of a Vanishing Frontier",
copyright 1988, Metropolitan Museum of Art. It is available from Home
Vision, (800) 262-8600. 58 minutes. The paintings are amazing, and so is
the real-life story. - Dennis in Wyo.
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