BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:An Artist's Washington X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156886195 DTSTART:20230228T150000Z DTEND:20230228T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156889268 DTSTART:20230301T150000Z DTEND:20230301T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156891317 DTSTART:20230302T150000Z DTEND:20230302T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156893366 DTSTART:20230303T150000Z DTEND:20230303T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156896439 DTSTART:20230304T150000Z DTEND:20230304T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156899512 DTSTART:20230307T150000Z DTEND:20230307T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156901561 DTSTART:20230308T150000Z DTEND:20230308T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156903610 DTSTART:20230309T150000Z DTEND:20230309T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156906683 DTSTART:20230310T150000Z DTEND:20230310T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156908732 DTSTART:20230311T150000Z DTEND:20230311T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156911805 DTSTART:20230314T140000Z DTEND:20230314T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156913854 DTSTART:20230315T140000Z DTEND:20230315T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156915903 DTSTART:20230316T140000Z DTEND:20230316T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156917952 DTSTART:20230317T140000Z DTEND:20230317T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156921025 DTSTART:20230318T140000Z DTEND:20230318T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156923074 DTSTART:20230321T140000Z DTEND:20230321T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156925123 DTSTART:20230322T140000Z DTEND:20230322T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156928196 DTSTART:20230323T140000Z DTEND:20230323T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156930245 DTSTART:20230324T140000Z DTEND:20230324T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261006T002258Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42521156933318 DTSTART:20230325T140000Z DTEND:20230325T210000Z DESCRIPTION:Landscapes from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection s how how artists past and present look beyond iconic landmarks to depict ne ighborhood streetscapes and natural features of the capital city.\n\nAbout the Exhibition\n\nWashington\, D.C. is most widely known as a federal cit y filled with massive statuary and architecture. With trained eyes artists look beyond the city’s monumental core to depict the everyday scenes fa miliar to local Washingtonians.\n\nThis exhibition explores depictions of D.C. across time and media – from Civil War art correspondents to contem porary illustrators\, and from oil painting to etching. Fourteen artists t ake you through nearly 200 years of landscapes\, streetscapes and destinat ions authentic to D.C. \n\nExamples include a pastoral scene of late 19th- century Anacostia painted by William MacLeod\; artist Gene Boemer’s stud y of fountains across city\, from corner parks to the courtyards of federa l buildings\; and a series of postcards illustrated by Carlos Carmonamedin a\, featuring such classic neighborhood scenes as the drum circle in Merid ian Hill Park and brunch at Le Diplomate. \n\nThis exhibition is organized by the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies with supp ort from the Albert and Shirley Small Family Foundation. GEO:38.898842;-77.046358 LOCATION:The George Washington Museum and the Textile Museum SUMMARY:An Artist's Washington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gwu.edu/event/an_artists_washington CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR