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1| 5/1/2013 | | "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit | | LocationHistoric Archives Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
What: "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit
Where: State Capitol Museum, Historic Archives Room; 10th & L Streets, Sacramento
Date: October 15, 2012 through May 17, 2013
Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary
For More: Call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov
Visitors to the State Capitol Museum are soon in for a visual treat! Once on display, an impressive new exhibit titled "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" will showcase some of the magnificent artwork that was commissioned by the California State Parks System and created under State and Federal Government work relief programs dating from 1934 to 1942. As background on the history of the art collection, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) created jobs for millions of people by organizing work for the public benefit in an effort to provide unemployment relief and stimulate the economy during the Great Depression. The new exhibit will feature exquisite color drawings of the botanicals and birds of Mount Diablo; watercolors of the redwood trees of Big Basin, oil paintings of Clarkson Dye’s impressions of California landscapes and much more. The artwork commissioned by the California State Park System included mural paintings, easel paintings, watercolors, pastels, and ink and pencil drawings, some of which will be on special display. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov |
| | "Contemporary Native American Art" Exhibit | | LocationAttorney General Exhibit Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
Visitors to the California State Capitol Museum now have the opportunity to experience a vibrant new exhibit titled "Contemporary Native American Art" that showcases baskets, jewelry, sculptures and paintings created by various tribal artists that embrace the Native culture and heritage. In addition to intricate art pieces and hand-crafted artifacts, this special exhibit includes contemporary paintings created by Native artists that serve to tell a story and honor Native tradition. The "Contemporary Native American Art" exhibit showcases approximately 20 pieces of Native California art on loan from the Maidu Museum & Historic Site in Roseville. Offering free admission and open seven days a week, the California State Capitol Museum is home to an extensive collection of important historical California artifacts, artwork, and antique furnishings. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov. |
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| 2| 5/2/2013 | | "Contemporary Native American Art" Exhibit | | LocationAttorney General Exhibit Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
Visitors to the California State Capitol Museum now have the opportunity to experience a vibrant new exhibit titled "Contemporary Native American Art" that showcases baskets, jewelry, sculptures and paintings created by various tribal artists that embrace the Native culture and heritage. In addition to intricate art pieces and hand-crafted artifacts, this special exhibit includes contemporary paintings created by Native artists that serve to tell a story and honor Native tradition. The "Contemporary Native American Art" exhibit showcases approximately 20 pieces of Native California art on loan from the Maidu Museum & Historic Site in Roseville. Offering free admission and open seven days a week, the California State Capitol Museum is home to an extensive collection of important historical California artifacts, artwork, and antique furnishings. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov. |
| | "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit | | LocationHistoric Archives Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
What: "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit
Where: State Capitol Museum, Historic Archives Room; 10th & L Streets, Sacramento
Date: October 15, 2012 through May 17, 2013
Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary
For More: Call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov
Visitors to the State Capitol Museum are soon in for a visual treat! Once on display, an impressive new exhibit titled "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" will showcase some of the magnificent artwork that was commissioned by the California State Parks System and created under State and Federal Government work relief programs dating from 1934 to 1942. As background on the history of the art collection, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) created jobs for millions of people by organizing work for the public benefit in an effort to provide unemployment relief and stimulate the economy during the Great Depression. The new exhibit will feature exquisite color drawings of the botanicals and birds of Mount Diablo; watercolors of the redwood trees of Big Basin, oil paintings of Clarkson Dye’s impressions of California landscapes and much more. The artwork commissioned by the California State Park System included mural paintings, easel paintings, watercolors, pastels, and ink and pencil drawings, some of which will be on special display. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov |
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| 3| 5/3/2013 | | "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit | | LocationHistoric Archives Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
What: "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit
Where: State Capitol Museum, Historic Archives Room; 10th & L Streets, Sacramento
Date: October 15, 2012 through May 17, 2013
Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary
For More: Call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov
Visitors to the State Capitol Museum are soon in for a visual treat! Once on display, an impressive new exhibit titled "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" will showcase some of the magnificent artwork that was commissioned by the California State Parks System and created under State and Federal Government work relief programs dating from 1934 to 1942. As background on the history of the art collection, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) created jobs for millions of people by organizing work for the public benefit in an effort to provide unemployment relief and stimulate the economy during the Great Depression. The new exhibit will feature exquisite color drawings of the botanicals and birds of Mount Diablo; watercolors of the redwood trees of Big Basin, oil paintings of Clarkson Dye’s impressions of California landscapes and much more. The artwork commissioned by the California State Park System included mural paintings, easel paintings, watercolors, pastels, and ink and pencil drawings, some of which will be on special display. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov |
| | "Contemporary Native American Art" Exhibit | | LocationAttorney General Exhibit Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
Visitors to the California State Capitol Museum now have the opportunity to experience a vibrant new exhibit titled "Contemporary Native American Art" that showcases baskets, jewelry, sculptures and paintings created by various tribal artists that embrace the Native culture and heritage. In addition to intricate art pieces and hand-crafted artifacts, this special exhibit includes contemporary paintings created by Native artists that serve to tell a story and honor Native tradition. The "Contemporary Native American Art" exhibit showcases approximately 20 pieces of Native California art on loan from the Maidu Museum & Historic Site in Roseville. Offering free admission and open seven days a week, the California State Capitol Museum is home to an extensive collection of important historical California artifacts, artwork, and antique furnishings. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov. |
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| 4| 5/4/2013 | | "Contemporary Native American Art" Exhibit | | LocationAttorney General Exhibit Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
Visitors to the California State Capitol Museum now have the opportunity to experience a vibrant new exhibit titled "Contemporary Native American Art" that showcases baskets, jewelry, sculptures and paintings created by various tribal artists that embrace the Native culture and heritage. In addition to intricate art pieces and hand-crafted artifacts, this special exhibit includes contemporary paintings created by Native artists that serve to tell a story and honor Native tradition. The "Contemporary Native American Art" exhibit showcases approximately 20 pieces of Native California art on loan from the Maidu Museum & Historic Site in Roseville. Offering free admission and open seven days a week, the California State Capitol Museum is home to an extensive collection of important historical California artifacts, artwork, and antique furnishings. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov. |
| | "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit | | LocationHistoric Archives Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
What: "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit
Where: State Capitol Museum, Historic Archives Room; 10th & L Streets, Sacramento
Date: October 15, 2012 through May 17, 2013
Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary
For More: Call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov
Visitors to the State Capitol Museum are soon in for a visual treat! Once on display, an impressive new exhibit titled "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" will showcase some of the magnificent artwork that was commissioned by the California State Parks System and created under State and Federal Government work relief programs dating from 1934 to 1942. As background on the history of the art collection, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) created jobs for millions of people by organizing work for the public benefit in an effort to provide unemployment relief and stimulate the economy during the Great Depression. The new exhibit will feature exquisite color drawings of the botanicals and birds of Mount Diablo; watercolors of the redwood trees of Big Basin, oil paintings of Clarkson Dye’s impressions of California landscapes and much more. The artwork commissioned by the California State Park System included mural paintings, easel paintings, watercolors, pastels, and ink and pencil drawings, some of which will be on special display. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov |
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5| 5/5/2013 | | "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit | | LocationHistoric Archives Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
What: "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit
Where: State Capitol Museum, Historic Archives Room; 10th & L Streets, Sacramento
Date: October 15, 2012 through May 17, 2013
Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary
For More: Call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov
Visitors to the State Capitol Museum are soon in for a visual treat! Once on display, an impressive new exhibit titled "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" will showcase some of the magnificent artwork that was commissioned by the California State Parks System and created under State and Federal Government work relief programs dating from 1934 to 1942. As background on the history of the art collection, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) created jobs for millions of people by organizing work for the public benefit in an effort to provide unemployment relief and stimulate the economy during the Great Depression. The new exhibit will feature exquisite color drawings of the botanicals and birds of Mount Diablo; watercolors of the redwood trees of Big Basin, oil paintings of Clarkson Dye’s impressions of California landscapes and much more. The artwork commissioned by the California State Park System included mural paintings, easel paintings, watercolors, pastels, and ink and pencil drawings, some of which will be on special display. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov |
| | "Contemporary Native American Art" Exhibit | | LocationAttorney General Exhibit Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
Visitors to the California State Capitol Museum now have the opportunity to experience a vibrant new exhibit titled "Contemporary Native American Art" that showcases baskets, jewelry, sculptures and paintings created by various tribal artists that embrace the Native culture and heritage. In addition to intricate art pieces and hand-crafted artifacts, this special exhibit includes contemporary paintings created by Native artists that serve to tell a story and honor Native tradition. The "Contemporary Native American Art" exhibit showcases approximately 20 pieces of Native California art on loan from the Maidu Museum & Historic Site in Roseville. Offering free admission and open seven days a week, the California State Capitol Museum is home to an extensive collection of important historical California artifacts, artwork, and antique furnishings. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov. |
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| 6| 5/6/2013 | | "Contemporary Native American Art" Exhibit | | LocationAttorney General Exhibit Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
Visitors to the California State Capitol Museum now have the opportunity to experience a vibrant new exhibit titled "Contemporary Native American Art" that showcases baskets, jewelry, sculptures and paintings created by various tribal artists that embrace the Native culture and heritage. In addition to intricate art pieces and hand-crafted artifacts, this special exhibit includes contemporary paintings created by Native artists that serve to tell a story and honor Native tradition. The "Contemporary Native American Art" exhibit showcases approximately 20 pieces of Native California art on loan from the Maidu Museum & Historic Site in Roseville. Offering free admission and open seven days a week, the California State Capitol Museum is home to an extensive collection of important historical California artifacts, artwork, and antique furnishings. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov. |
| | "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit | | LocationHistoric Archives Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
What: "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit
Where: State Capitol Museum, Historic Archives Room; 10th & L Streets, Sacramento
Date: October 15, 2012 through May 17, 2013
Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary
For More: Call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov
Visitors to the State Capitol Museum are soon in for a visual treat! Once on display, an impressive new exhibit titled "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" will showcase some of the magnificent artwork that was commissioned by the California State Parks System and created under State and Federal Government work relief programs dating from 1934 to 1942. As background on the history of the art collection, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) created jobs for millions of people by organizing work for the public benefit in an effort to provide unemployment relief and stimulate the economy during the Great Depression. The new exhibit will feature exquisite color drawings of the botanicals and birds of Mount Diablo; watercolors of the redwood trees of Big Basin, oil paintings of Clarkson Dye’s impressions of California landscapes and much more. The artwork commissioned by the California State Park System included mural paintings, easel paintings, watercolors, pastels, and ink and pencil drawings, some of which will be on special display. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov |
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| 7| 5/7/2013 | | "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit | | LocationHistoric Archives Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
What: "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit
Where: State Capitol Museum, Historic Archives Room; 10th & L Streets, Sacramento
Date: October 15, 2012 through May 17, 2013
Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary
For More: Call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov
Visitors to the State Capitol Museum are soon in for a visual treat! Once on display, an impressive new exhibit titled "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" will showcase some of the magnificent artwork that was commissioned by the California State Parks System and created under State and Federal Government work relief programs dating from 1934 to 1942. As background on the history of the art collection, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) created jobs for millions of people by organizing work for the public benefit in an effort to provide unemployment relief and stimulate the economy during the Great Depression. The new exhibit will feature exquisite color drawings of the botanicals and birds of Mount Diablo; watercolors of the redwood trees of Big Basin, oil paintings of Clarkson Dye’s impressions of California landscapes and much more. The artwork commissioned by the California State Park System included mural paintings, easel paintings, watercolors, pastels, and ink and pencil drawings, some of which will be on special display. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov |
| | "Contemporary Native American Art" Exhibit | | LocationAttorney General Exhibit Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
Visitors to the California State Capitol Museum now have the opportunity to experience a vibrant new exhibit titled "Contemporary Native American Art" that showcases baskets, jewelry, sculptures and paintings created by various tribal artists that embrace the Native culture and heritage. In addition to intricate art pieces and hand-crafted artifacts, this special exhibit includes contemporary paintings created by Native artists that serve to tell a story and honor Native tradition. The "Contemporary Native American Art" exhibit showcases approximately 20 pieces of Native California art on loan from the Maidu Museum & Historic Site in Roseville. Offering free admission and open seven days a week, the California State Capitol Museum is home to an extensive collection of important historical California artifacts, artwork, and antique furnishings. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov. |
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| 8| 5/8/2013 | | "Contemporary Native American Art" Exhibit | | LocationAttorney General Exhibit Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
Visitors to the California State Capitol Museum now have the opportunity to experience a vibrant new exhibit titled "Contemporary Native American Art" that showcases baskets, jewelry, sculptures and paintings created by various tribal artists that embrace the Native culture and heritage. In addition to intricate art pieces and hand-crafted artifacts, this special exhibit includes contemporary paintings created by Native artists that serve to tell a story and honor Native tradition. The "Contemporary Native American Art" exhibit showcases approximately 20 pieces of Native California art on loan from the Maidu Museum & Historic Site in Roseville. Offering free admission and open seven days a week, the California State Capitol Museum is home to an extensive collection of important historical California artifacts, artwork, and antique furnishings. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov. |
| | "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit | | LocationHistoric Archives Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
What: "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit
Where: State Capitol Museum, Historic Archives Room; 10th & L Streets, Sacramento
Date: October 15, 2012 through May 17, 2013
Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary
For More: Call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov
Visitors to the State Capitol Museum are soon in for a visual treat! Once on display, an impressive new exhibit titled "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" will showcase some of the magnificent artwork that was commissioned by the California State Parks System and created under State and Federal Government work relief programs dating from 1934 to 1942. As background on the history of the art collection, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) created jobs for millions of people by organizing work for the public benefit in an effort to provide unemployment relief and stimulate the economy during the Great Depression. The new exhibit will feature exquisite color drawings of the botanicals and birds of Mount Diablo; watercolors of the redwood trees of Big Basin, oil paintings of Clarkson Dye’s impressions of California landscapes and much more. The artwork commissioned by the California State Park System included mural paintings, easel paintings, watercolors, pastels, and ink and pencil drawings, some of which will be on special display. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov |
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| 9| 5/9/2013 | | "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit | | LocationHistoric Archives Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
What: "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit
Where: State Capitol Museum, Historic Archives Room; 10th & L Streets, Sacramento
Date: October 15, 2012 through May 17, 2013
Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary
For More: Call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov
Visitors to the State Capitol Museum are soon in for a visual treat! Once on display, an impressive new exhibit titled "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" will showcase some of the magnificent artwork that was commissioned by the California State Parks System and created under State and Federal Government work relief programs dating from 1934 to 1942. As background on the history of the art collection, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) created jobs for millions of people by organizing work for the public benefit in an effort to provide unemployment relief and stimulate the economy during the Great Depression. The new exhibit will feature exquisite color drawings of the botanicals and birds of Mount Diablo; watercolors of the redwood trees of Big Basin, oil paintings of Clarkson Dye’s impressions of California landscapes and much more. The artwork commissioned by the California State Park System included mural paintings, easel paintings, watercolors, pastels, and ink and pencil drawings, some of which will be on special display. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov |
| | "Contemporary Native American Art" Exhibit | | LocationAttorney General Exhibit Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
Visitors to the California State Capitol Museum now have the opportunity to experience a vibrant new exhibit titled "Contemporary Native American Art" that showcases baskets, jewelry, sculptures and paintings created by various tribal artists that embrace the Native culture and heritage. In addition to intricate art pieces and hand-crafted artifacts, this special exhibit includes contemporary paintings created by Native artists that serve to tell a story and honor Native tradition. The "Contemporary Native American Art" exhibit showcases approximately 20 pieces of Native California art on loan from the Maidu Museum & Historic Site in Roseville. Offering free admission and open seven days a week, the California State Capitol Museum is home to an extensive collection of important historical California artifacts, artwork, and antique furnishings. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov. |
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| 10| 5/10/2013 | | "Contemporary Native American Art" Exhibit | | LocationAttorney General Exhibit Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
Visitors to the California State Capitol Museum now have the opportunity to experience a vibrant new exhibit titled "Contemporary Native American Art" that showcases baskets, jewelry, sculptures and paintings created by various tribal artists that embrace the Native culture and heritage. In addition to intricate art pieces and hand-crafted artifacts, this special exhibit includes contemporary paintings created by Native artists that serve to tell a story and honor Native tradition. The "Contemporary Native American Art" exhibit showcases approximately 20 pieces of Native California art on loan from the Maidu Museum & Historic Site in Roseville. Offering free admission and open seven days a week, the California State Capitol Museum is home to an extensive collection of important historical California artifacts, artwork, and antique furnishings. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov. |
| | "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit | | LocationHistoric Archives Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
What: "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit
Where: State Capitol Museum, Historic Archives Room; 10th & L Streets, Sacramento
Date: October 15, 2012 through May 17, 2013
Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary
For More: Call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov
Visitors to the State Capitol Museum are soon in for a visual treat! Once on display, an impressive new exhibit titled "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" will showcase some of the magnificent artwork that was commissioned by the California State Parks System and created under State and Federal Government work relief programs dating from 1934 to 1942. As background on the history of the art collection, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) created jobs for millions of people by organizing work for the public benefit in an effort to provide unemployment relief and stimulate the economy during the Great Depression. The new exhibit will feature exquisite color drawings of the botanicals and birds of Mount Diablo; watercolors of the redwood trees of Big Basin, oil paintings of Clarkson Dye’s impressions of California landscapes and much more. The artwork commissioned by the California State Park System included mural paintings, easel paintings, watercolors, pastels, and ink and pencil drawings, some of which will be on special display. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov |
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| 11| 5/11/2013 | | "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit | | LocationHistoric Archives Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
What: "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit
Where: State Capitol Museum, Historic Archives Room; 10th & L Streets, Sacramento
Date: October 15, 2012 through May 17, 2013
Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary
For More: Call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov
Visitors to the State Capitol Museum are soon in for a visual treat! Once on display, an impressive new exhibit titled "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" will showcase some of the magnificent artwork that was commissioned by the California State Parks System and created under State and Federal Government work relief programs dating from 1934 to 1942. As background on the history of the art collection, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) created jobs for millions of people by organizing work for the public benefit in an effort to provide unemployment relief and stimulate the economy during the Great Depression. The new exhibit will feature exquisite color drawings of the botanicals and birds of Mount Diablo; watercolors of the redwood trees of Big Basin, oil paintings of Clarkson Dye’s impressions of California landscapes and much more. The artwork commissioned by the California State Park System included mural paintings, easel paintings, watercolors, pastels, and ink and pencil drawings, some of which will be on special display. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov |
| | "Contemporary Native American Art" Exhibit | | LocationAttorney General Exhibit Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
Visitors to the California State Capitol Museum now have the opportunity to experience a vibrant new exhibit titled "Contemporary Native American Art" that showcases baskets, jewelry, sculptures and paintings created by various tribal artists that embrace the Native culture and heritage. In addition to intricate art pieces and hand-crafted artifacts, this special exhibit includes contemporary paintings created by Native artists that serve to tell a story and honor Native tradition. The "Contemporary Native American Art" exhibit showcases approximately 20 pieces of Native California art on loan from the Maidu Museum & Historic Site in Roseville. Offering free admission and open seven days a week, the California State Capitol Museum is home to an extensive collection of important historical California artifacts, artwork, and antique furnishings. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov. |
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12| 5/12/2013 | | "Contemporary Native American Art" Exhibit | | LocationAttorney General Exhibit Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
Visitors to the California State Capitol Museum now have the opportunity to experience a vibrant new exhibit titled "Contemporary Native American Art" that showcases baskets, jewelry, sculptures and paintings created by various tribal artists that embrace the Native culture and heritage. In addition to intricate art pieces and hand-crafted artifacts, this special exhibit includes contemporary paintings created by Native artists that serve to tell a story and honor Native tradition. The "Contemporary Native American Art" exhibit showcases approximately 20 pieces of Native California art on loan from the Maidu Museum & Historic Site in Roseville. Offering free admission and open seven days a week, the California State Capitol Museum is home to an extensive collection of important historical California artifacts, artwork, and antique furnishings. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov. |
| | "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit | | LocationHistoric Archives Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
What: "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit
Where: State Capitol Museum, Historic Archives Room; 10th & L Streets, Sacramento
Date: October 15, 2012 through May 17, 2013
Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary
For More: Call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov
Visitors to the State Capitol Museum are soon in for a visual treat! Once on display, an impressive new exhibit titled "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" will showcase some of the magnificent artwork that was commissioned by the California State Parks System and created under State and Federal Government work relief programs dating from 1934 to 1942. As background on the history of the art collection, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) created jobs for millions of people by organizing work for the public benefit in an effort to provide unemployment relief and stimulate the economy during the Great Depression. The new exhibit will feature exquisite color drawings of the botanicals and birds of Mount Diablo; watercolors of the redwood trees of Big Basin, oil paintings of Clarkson Dye’s impressions of California landscapes and much more. The artwork commissioned by the California State Park System included mural paintings, easel paintings, watercolors, pastels, and ink and pencil drawings, some of which will be on special display. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov |
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| 13| 5/13/2013 | | "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit | | LocationHistoric Archives Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
What: "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit
Where: State Capitol Museum, Historic Archives Room; 10th & L Streets, Sacramento
Date: October 15, 2012 through May 17, 2013
Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary
For More: Call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov
Visitors to the State Capitol Museum are soon in for a visual treat! Once on display, an impressive new exhibit titled "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" will showcase some of the magnificent artwork that was commissioned by the California State Parks System and created under State and Federal Government work relief programs dating from 1934 to 1942. As background on the history of the art collection, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) created jobs for millions of people by organizing work for the public benefit in an effort to provide unemployment relief and stimulate the economy during the Great Depression. The new exhibit will feature exquisite color drawings of the botanicals and birds of Mount Diablo; watercolors of the redwood trees of Big Basin, oil paintings of Clarkson Dye’s impressions of California landscapes and much more. The artwork commissioned by the California State Park System included mural paintings, easel paintings, watercolors, pastels, and ink and pencil drawings, some of which will be on special display. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov |
| | "Contemporary Native American Art" Exhibit | | LocationAttorney General Exhibit Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
Visitors to the California State Capitol Museum now have the opportunity to experience a vibrant new exhibit titled "Contemporary Native American Art" that showcases baskets, jewelry, sculptures and paintings created by various tribal artists that embrace the Native culture and heritage. In addition to intricate art pieces and hand-crafted artifacts, this special exhibit includes contemporary paintings created by Native artists that serve to tell a story and honor Native tradition. The "Contemporary Native American Art" exhibit showcases approximately 20 pieces of Native California art on loan from the Maidu Museum & Historic Site in Roseville. Offering free admission and open seven days a week, the California State Capitol Museum is home to an extensive collection of important historical California artifacts, artwork, and antique furnishings. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov. |
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| 14| 5/14/2013 | | "Contemporary Native American Art" Exhibit | | LocationAttorney General Exhibit Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
Visitors to the California State Capitol Museum now have the opportunity to experience a vibrant new exhibit titled "Contemporary Native American Art" that showcases baskets, jewelry, sculptures and paintings created by various tribal artists that embrace the Native culture and heritage. In addition to intricate art pieces and hand-crafted artifacts, this special exhibit includes contemporary paintings created by Native artists that serve to tell a story and honor Native tradition. The "Contemporary Native American Art" exhibit showcases approximately 20 pieces of Native California art on loan from the Maidu Museum & Historic Site in Roseville. Offering free admission and open seven days a week, the California State Capitol Museum is home to an extensive collection of important historical California artifacts, artwork, and antique furnishings. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov. |
| | "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit | | LocationHistoric Archives Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
What: "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit
Where: State Capitol Museum, Historic Archives Room; 10th & L Streets, Sacramento
Date: October 15, 2012 through May 17, 2013
Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary
For More: Call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov
Visitors to the State Capitol Museum are soon in for a visual treat! Once on display, an impressive new exhibit titled "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" will showcase some of the magnificent artwork that was commissioned by the California State Parks System and created under State and Federal Government work relief programs dating from 1934 to 1942. As background on the history of the art collection, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) created jobs for millions of people by organizing work for the public benefit in an effort to provide unemployment relief and stimulate the economy during the Great Depression. The new exhibit will feature exquisite color drawings of the botanicals and birds of Mount Diablo; watercolors of the redwood trees of Big Basin, oil paintings of Clarkson Dye’s impressions of California landscapes and much more. The artwork commissioned by the California State Park System included mural paintings, easel paintings, watercolors, pastels, and ink and pencil drawings, some of which will be on special display. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov |
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| 15| 5/15/2013 | | "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit | | LocationHistoric Archives Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
What: "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit
Where: State Capitol Museum, Historic Archives Room; 10th & L Streets, Sacramento
Date: October 15, 2012 through May 17, 2013
Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary
For More: Call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov
Visitors to the State Capitol Museum are soon in for a visual treat! Once on display, an impressive new exhibit titled "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" will showcase some of the magnificent artwork that was commissioned by the California State Parks System and created under State and Federal Government work relief programs dating from 1934 to 1942. As background on the history of the art collection, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) created jobs for millions of people by organizing work for the public benefit in an effort to provide unemployment relief and stimulate the economy during the Great Depression. The new exhibit will feature exquisite color drawings of the botanicals and birds of Mount Diablo; watercolors of the redwood trees of Big Basin, oil paintings of Clarkson Dye’s impressions of California landscapes and much more. The artwork commissioned by the California State Park System included mural paintings, easel paintings, watercolors, pastels, and ink and pencil drawings, some of which will be on special display. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov |
| | "Contemporary Native American Art" Exhibit | | LocationAttorney General Exhibit Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
Visitors to the California State Capitol Museum now have the opportunity to experience a vibrant new exhibit titled "Contemporary Native American Art" that showcases baskets, jewelry, sculptures and paintings created by various tribal artists that embrace the Native culture and heritage. In addition to intricate art pieces and hand-crafted artifacts, this special exhibit includes contemporary paintings created by Native artists that serve to tell a story and honor Native tradition. The "Contemporary Native American Art" exhibit showcases approximately 20 pieces of Native California art on loan from the Maidu Museum & Historic Site in Roseville. Offering free admission and open seven days a week, the California State Capitol Museum is home to an extensive collection of important historical California artifacts, artwork, and antique furnishings. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov. |
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| 16| 5/16/2013 | | "Contemporary Native American Art" Exhibit | | LocationAttorney General Exhibit Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
Visitors to the California State Capitol Museum now have the opportunity to experience a vibrant new exhibit titled "Contemporary Native American Art" that showcases baskets, jewelry, sculptures and paintings created by various tribal artists that embrace the Native culture and heritage. In addition to intricate art pieces and hand-crafted artifacts, this special exhibit includes contemporary paintings created by Native artists that serve to tell a story and honor Native tradition. The "Contemporary Native American Art" exhibit showcases approximately 20 pieces of Native California art on loan from the Maidu Museum & Historic Site in Roseville. Offering free admission and open seven days a week, the California State Capitol Museum is home to an extensive collection of important historical California artifacts, artwork, and antique furnishings. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov. |
| | "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit | | LocationHistoric Archives Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
What: "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit
Where: State Capitol Museum, Historic Archives Room; 10th & L Streets, Sacramento
Date: October 15, 2012 through May 17, 2013
Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary
For More: Call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov
Visitors to the State Capitol Museum are soon in for a visual treat! Once on display, an impressive new exhibit titled "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" will showcase some of the magnificent artwork that was commissioned by the California State Parks System and created under State and Federal Government work relief programs dating from 1934 to 1942. As background on the history of the art collection, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) created jobs for millions of people by organizing work for the public benefit in an effort to provide unemployment relief and stimulate the economy during the Great Depression. The new exhibit will feature exquisite color drawings of the botanicals and birds of Mount Diablo; watercolors of the redwood trees of Big Basin, oil paintings of Clarkson Dye’s impressions of California landscapes and much more. The artwork commissioned by the California State Park System included mural paintings, easel paintings, watercolors, pastels, and ink and pencil drawings, some of which will be on special display. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov |
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| 17| 5/17/2013 | | "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit | | LocationHistoric Archives Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
What: "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" Exhibit
Where: State Capitol Museum, Historic Archives Room; 10th & L Streets, Sacramento
Date: October 15, 2012 through May 17, 2013
Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cost: Complimentary
For More: Call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov
Visitors to the State Capitol Museum are soon in for a visual treat! Once on display, an impressive new exhibit titled "California Treasures: Artwork of the Great Depression" will showcase some of the magnificent artwork that was commissioned by the California State Parks System and created under State and Federal Government work relief programs dating from 1934 to 1942. As background on the history of the art collection, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) created jobs for millions of people by organizing work for the public benefit in an effort to provide unemployment relief and stimulate the economy during the Great Depression. The new exhibit will feature exquisite color drawings of the botanicals and birds of Mount Diablo; watercolors of the redwood trees of Big Basin, oil paintings of Clarkson Dye’s impressions of California landscapes and much more. The artwork commissioned by the California State Park System included mural paintings, easel paintings, watercolors, pastels, and ink and pencil drawings, some of which will be on special display. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov |
| | "Contemporary Native American Art" Exhibit | | LocationAttorney General Exhibit Room | | Start9:00 AM | | End5:00 PM |
Visitors to the California State Capitol Museum now have the opportunity to experience a vibrant new exhibit titled "Contemporary Native American Art" that showcases baskets, jewelry, sculptures and paintings created by various tribal artists that embrace the Native culture and heritage. In addition to intricate art pieces and hand-crafted artifacts, this special exhibit includes contemporary paintings created by Native artists that serve to tell a story and honor Native tradition. The "Contemporary Native American Art" exhibit showcases approximately 20 pieces of Native California art on loan from the Maidu Museum & Historic Site in Roseville. Offering free admission and open seven days a week, the California State Capitol Museum is home to an extensive collection of important historical California artifacts, artwork, and antique furnishings. For more information about this exhibit, or other events and activities at the State Capitol Museum, call 916-324-0333 or visit www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov. |
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