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PARADISE Fallen Fruit PARADISE Fallen Fruit Paradise 2 3 4 1 5 6 7 8 9 14 10 13 15 11 12 16 17 18 19 20 30 24 22 23 25 26 21 28 27 29 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 1. Childe Hassam, Mount Hood, 1908 14. Adam Sorensen, Tabernacle, 2011 26. Charles Heaney, Landscape with Tree, 1938 2. C.E.S. Wood, Untitled (Harney Desert, Harney 15. Harry F. Widman, Untitled, ca. 1970 27. Grace Fountain, Mt. Shasta, ca. 1897-1899 County, Oregon), ca. 1908 16. Charles Howard Voorhies, High Valley, 1970 28. Albert Bierstadt, Mount Hood, 1869 3. Childe Hassam, Afternoon Sky, Harney Desert, 1908 17. Maude Kerns, Late Afternoon, California, 1935 29. Gustave Courbet, L’Automne (Autumn), 1866 4. Robert Colescott, Untitled (Landscape with Tree 18. Percy Manser, Fall Trees Near Water (Sauvie 30. Joe Goode, Untitled: Tree Series, No. 5, 1987 and Sky), 1959 Island), 1928 31. Sherrie Wolf, Floral Arrangement after Bierstadt, 5. Charles Heaney, Canyon Entrance, ca. 1950 19. Henry Frederick Wentz, Spring, 1912 2003–4 6. Joe Goode, Untitled: Forest Fire Series, ca. 2005 20. Henry George Keller, Woodland Scene, Winter, 32. Ralph Blakelock, Cheyenne Encampment, ca. 1873 early 20th century 7. William Samuel Parrott, Mount Hood, ca. 1880 33. Homer Dodge Martin, Overlooking the Hudson, 21. Jules Dupré, Evening at the Pond, mid-19th ca. 1880 8. Eliza Barchus, Three Sisters, ca. 1890 century 34. Alexander Helwig Wyant, Sunset Clouds, 9. Sydney Laurence, Mount Juneau, ca. 1925 22. Jean Baptiste Camille Corot, Landscape with Boy 19th century Sketching, 19th century 10. James Lavadour, Bodies of My Bodies, 1992 35. John Francis Murphy, Landscape, 1898 23. Narcisse Virgile Diaz de la Peña, La Mare aux 11. Max Weber, Central Park, 1920-21 Vipères (The Pool of Vipers), 1876 36. Albert Bierstadt, Cloud Study, 19th century 12. Andre Derain, The Pine Tree, 1913 24. Georges Michel, The Ferry, 19th century 37. A.V. Overbeck, Tirol (Mountain Pool), 1921 13. Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Fir Trees, ca. 1925 25. Theodore Rousseau, In the Pyrenees, mid-19th century PORTLAND ART MUSEUM ONLINE COLLECTIONS Vist portlandartmuseum.us for more information on the works in this installation. PARADISE Fallen Fruit Adam & Eve ... and Other Stories 1 11 12 13 16 14 15 2 4 5 17 3 18 19 6 20 21 22 24 7 8 9 23 29 27 28 25 26 10 30 31 1. Ronald Ossory Dunlop, Path to the Farm, Arundel, 12. C.S. Price, Four Figures at Evening, ca. 1940 23. Henri-Joseph Harpignies, Ravine of Cernay, 1861 20th century 13. Nancy Spero, Figures, ca. 1950 24. Adolphe Joseph Thomas Monticelli, Summer Day, 2. Marc Chagall, Adam, Eve, and The Forbidden 1867 Fruit, ca. 1960 14. Esther Podemski, In the Desert, 2011 25. Charles Heaney, Woodcutter, 1939 3. Betty Laduke, Latin America: In the Beginning, 15. Dora Erickson, Dakota Hotel, 1933-1934 1983 26. Lazzaro Bastiani, St. Lucy and Kneeling Donor, 16. William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Nature’s Fan, 1881 1480-1490 4. Laura Ross-Paul, Arms and Limbs, 1994 17. Francois Lemoyne, Latona and the Peasants of 27. Luca Giordano, The Battle of the Lapiths and the 5. Childe Hassam, Untitled (Study for Bathers), Lycia, 1721 Centaurs, 1682 1902-1903 18. Darrel Austin, Picknickers, 1937 28. C.S. Price, The Covered Wagon, ca. 1935 6. Carl Hall, Adam and Eve, 1942 19. Lucas (The Elder) Cranach, Madonna and Child 29. Jacques Stella, Christ Served by the Angels in the 7. Leon Albert Golub, Man and Woman, 1965 with Saint Catherine, ca. 1515 Wilderness, 1635–1640 8. Hans Burkhardt, Reclining Figures in a Landscape, 20. Jean-Jacques Henner, Reclining Nymph, 30. Arthur Runquist, Homesteaders, 1939 1975 1865–1870 31. Jan de Beer, The Conversion of Saint Hubert, 9. Lovis Corinth, Untitled (Adam and Eve), 21. Jean-Louis Demarne, Artists Sketching in Forest 1520 1880/1925 of Auteuil, late 19th century 10. Louis Eilshemius, On the Beach, early 20th century 22. Unknown Italian Artist , Untitled (Landscape), late 19th century 11. Mary Cassatt, By the Pond, ca. 1898 PORTLAND ART MUSEUM ONLINE COLLECTIONS Vist portlandartmuseum.us for more information on the works in this installation. PARADISE Fallen Fruit Paradise Lost Manifest Destiny Paradise Lost 10 11 1 2 17 12 3 18 4 19 13 15 21 20 5 6 14 22 24 7 23 8 9 16 1. Robert Adams, Clearcut, Humbug Mountain, 9. C.S. Price, Men Sawing a Log, ca. 1910 19. Edward Sheriff Curtis,Gathering hanamh - Oregon, 2001 (negative); 2003 (print) Papago, plate 49 from the portfolio The North 10. Nuxalk Artist, Portait Mask, ca. 1880 American Indian, 1907 2. Alfred A. Monner, Untitled (Burned Forest), 1945 11. Charlie Tagcook, Human with Eagle Beak Mask, 20. Edward Sheriff Curtis,Getting Water - Havasupai, 3. Edward Sheriff Curtis,Waiting in the forest - ca. 1900 plate 75 from the portfolio The North American Cheyenne, plate 218 from the portfolio The Indian, 1903 North American Indian, 1910 12. Phillip Charette, Amikuk Mask, 2006 21. Thomas Handforth, Loggers, ca. 1920 4. John Willis, The Merrival Family’s Buffalo Ranch, 13. Tsimshian Artist, Portrait Mask, ca. 1900 2004 22. Clark Kinsey, Kerry Timber Company, David 14. Kwakwaka’wakw Artist, Wolf Mask, ca. 1900 Creek Camp, ca. 1920 5. Darius Kinsey, Pile Driver Building Trestle, Negative #3999, from the Whatcom Museum 15. Aleut Artist, Mask, pre-contact 23. Gordon W. Gilkey, Columbus Day Blow / Topped portfolio, 1913 (negative); 1980 (print) and Lopped, 1962 16. Nuu-Chah-Nulth Artist, Mask, pre-contact 6. Edward Sheriff Curtis,Assiniboin camp, plate 107 24. Gérard Paul Cochet, Pruning Time, ca. 1952 from the portfolio The North American Indian, 17. Darius Kinsey, Vanzer Homestead, Negative #157, 1908 from the Whatcom Museum portfolio, 1906 (negative); 1980 (print) 7. C.S. Price, Two Men Sawing Limbs of Fallen Tree, ca. 1910 18. Edward Sheriff Curtis,The Chief - Klamath, plate 470 from the portfolio The North American 8. David McCosh, Untitled (Loggers), ca. 1930s Indian, 1923 PORTLAND ART MUSEUM ONLINE COLLECTIONS Vist portlandartmuseum.us for more information on the works in this installation. PARADISE Fallen Fruit The Public 17 22 23 25 26 24 19 20 21 Paradise Lost 16 18 11 12 14 6 15 2 1 13 9 7 3 10 8 6 7 4 8 3 4 5 5 9 2 1 1. Michael Brophy, Harvest, 1995 1. Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Standing Woman, 14. Don Wilson, Seated Figure, 1970 1910 2. Clark Kinsey, Coos Bay Lumber Company, Powers, Oregon, 15. Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux, Spirit of the ca. 1925 2. Nicolas Africano, Seated Woman, 2008 Dance, 1873 3. Darius Kinsey, Log Worn Main Line Skid Road, Showing 3. Ossip Zadkine, Tête d’ Homme, 1943 16. Unknown Antigua Guatemala, Saint Anne, Donkey 500 Feet Distant, ca. 1920 late 16th/early 17th century 4. Marino Marini, Piccolo Cavaliere (Little 4. Darius Kinsey, Bucker Completing Cut Through Five-Foot Fir, Horseman), 1949 17. Manuel Neri, Markos Doloroso, 1970 1906 5. Unknown Greek, Plaster cast of 18. Emile Antoine Bourdelle, Head of a Figure 5. Darius Kinsey, Undercut with Men, 1906 (negative); 1980 The “Spinario”, ca. 1900 Called Eloquence, 1917 (print) 6. Alexander Phimister Proctor, Indian on 19. Jean-Auguste Barre, Standing Portrait 6. Robert Adams, Untitled, ca. 2002 Horseback, 1898 Figure, 1837 7. Clark Kinsey, High Lead, ca. 1920 7. Unknown French Artisan, Saint 20. Enrique Martínez Celaya, The Exit, 2001 Christopher, 16th century 8. Clark Kinsey, Greenwood Logging Company, Washington, 21. Gerhard Marcks, Girl with Braids, 1950 ca. 1930 8. Kehinde Wiley, Likunt Daniel Ailin (The World Stage: Israel), 2013 22. Dominique Maggesi, Portrait of Docteur A, 9. Darius Kinsey, Raymond, Washington, ca. 1911 1844 9. Anthony Caro, Sketch Head of Clement Greenberg, 1987–1988 23. Aristide Maillol, Standing Nude, ca. 1900 10. Jean Alexandre Joseph Falguière, Bust of 24. Don Wilson, Standing Figure, 1960 Diana, ca. 1882 25. Leonard Baskin, Hephaestus, 1963 11. Manuel Neri, Posturing Series No. 3, 1980 26. James Vibert, La tête de Saint Jean- 12. Unknown Greek, Plaster cast of The Torso Baptiste (The Head of St. John the of the Belvedere, ca. 1900 Baptist), 1894-1900 13. Unknown Greek, Plaster cast of Venus of Melos, 1893 PORTLAND ART MUSEUM ONLINE COLLECTIONS Vist portlandartmuseum.us for more information on the works in this installation..
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