Art Survey
Subject
Subject Source: Local sources
Scope Note: Distinguishes art works in the museum that were identified and described as part of an art survey, circa 2000.
Found in 943 Collections and/or Records:
Encampment of J.J. Audubon and party [art original] : May 26 and 27 and Sep. 16, 1843 : Missouri River near Great Bend / I. Sprague
Item — Item 1: [Barcode: 100146759]
Identifier: Art Survey No. 569
Scope and Contents
Drawing depicts a man standing among supplies under a large tree, with a covered boat in the background. Captions and artist's signature in pencil at lower left and lower right of drawing.
Dates:
1843
[Eobasileus] [art original] / Chas. R. Knight
Item
Identifier: Art Survey no. 760
Scope and Contents
Two rhinoceros-like mammals with six horns and large canines, one grazing in background, the other standing in profile view in center. The Eobasileus is closely related to Uintatherium.
Dates:
1896
[Eocene Period Mural Study]
Item — Frame 1: [Barcode: 100244777]
Identifier: Art Survey No. 813
Scope and Contents
One animal grazing, another lying belly down under tree, others in background.
Dates:
1930
[Eocene Period Mural Study]
Item — Frame 1: [Barcode: 100244776]
Identifier: Art Survey No. 814
Scope and Contents
Mammals near lake, dense vegetation.
Dates:
1930
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