Ackland Art Museum | The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

14 June - 25 August 2013:

Raymond Jonson, American, 1891-1982: "Abstract Naught" (detail), 1930; oil on canvas. Ackland Art Museum, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Ackland Fund. © The Raymond Jonson Collection, University of New Mexico Art Museum, Albuquerque.View Current Exhibitions Read more...
14 June - 25 August 2013:

Ralph Gibson, American, born 1939: "Untitled (Hand on Door)" (detail), from "The Somnambulist," 1969; gelatin silver print. Ackland Art Museum, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Gift of Gene Thornton. © Ralph Gibson.
The Western Tradition: Selections from the Permanent Collection

Camille Pissarro, French, 1831-1903: "The Banks of the Oise, Near Pontoise," 1876; oil on canvas. Ackland Fund. View Current Exhibitions
14 June - 25 August 2013:

Arthur Murphy, American, 1906-1991: "Taos Plains #3," n.d.; lithograph. Ackland Art Museum, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Allocated by the U.S. Government, Commissioned through the New Deal art projects.
Art from Southern and Western Asia

Indian, Gandhara region, Kushan period (100 BCE – 300 CE): "The Offering of Four Bowls to Buddha," 2nd century CE; gray schist. Gift of Clara T. and Gilbert J. Yager and Ackland Fund. View Current Exhibitions
The Western Tradition: Selections from the Permanent Collection

Emanuel de Witte, Dutch, 1615/17-1691/92: "The Interior of the Oude Kerk, Amsterdam," c. 1660; oil on canvas. Ackland Fund. View Current Exhibitions
The Western Tradition: Selections from the Permanent Collection

Carlo Maratti, Italian, 1625–1713: "Juno Beseeching Aeolus to Release the Winds Against the Trojan Fleet," c. 1654-56; oil on canvas. Gift of Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp, by exchange. View Current Exhibitions
The Western Tradition: Selections from the Permanent Collection

Unidentified Artist: Perfumed Oil Jug (Squat Lekythos): Women at Their Toilette (detail). Greek, Attic, Classical Period, c. 430-420 BCE; terra cotta, red-figure ware. The William A. Whitaker Foundation Art Fund. View Current Exhibitions