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- Brown_County_Art_Colony abstract "The Brown County Art Colony is an artist colony formed in Nashville and Brown County, Indiana.Adolph Shulz is considered to be the founder of the colony, encouraging many Indiana and regional artists to come to Brown County to paint. Though artists such as William McKendree Snyder had been coming to Brown County as early as 1870, the colony is considered to have been firmly established in 1907 when the noted painter T. C. Steele moved there. The dean of Indiana painters, Steele built a home and studio on a large plot of land west of Nashville near Belmont and made it his permanent home. Its proximity to Indiana University in Bloomington allowed Steele to accept a position as artist in residence there in 1922.An art association was incorporated in 1926 with Carl Graf as the first president. In 1954, the association split into two organizations: The Brown County Art Gallery and Museum and The Brown County Art Guild. Both organizations continue to maintain galleries in Nashville in which art created by the early artists is displayed along with the art of contemporary members which is for sale. Some of the noted Brown County artists include: T. C. Steele Adam Emory Albright Gustave Baumann Anthony Buchta Patty Bartels Dale Bessire C. Carey Cloud Georges LaChance Alexis J. Fournier Edwin Fulwider Adrian J. Miller Marie Goth V. J. Cariani Carl Graf Dale Cassiday Leota Loop C. Curry Bohm Chelsea Noggle Will Vawter L. O. Griffith Glen Cooper Henshaw Paul Turner Sargent Robert Marshall Root William Zimmerman".
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageExternalLink www.browncountyartgallery.org.
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- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Adam_Emory_Albright.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Adolph_Shulz.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Adrian_J._Miller.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Alexis_Jean_Fournier.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Anthony_Buchta.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Art_colony.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Artist-in-residence.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Belmont,_Indiana.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Brown_County,_Indiana.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink C._Carey_Cloud.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink C._Curry_Bohm.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Carl_Graf.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Category:American_artist_groups_and_collectives.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Category:Art_galleries_in_Indiana.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Category:Indiana_culture.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Category:Landscape_art.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Category:Visitor_attractions_in_Brown_County,_Indiana.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Chelsea_Noggle.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Dale_Bessire.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Dale_Cassiday.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Edwin_Fulwider.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Georges_LaChance.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Glen_Cooper_Henshaw.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Gustave_Baumann.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Indiana_University.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink L._O._Griffith.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Leota_Loop.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Marie_Goth.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Nashville,_Indiana.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Patty_Bartels.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Paul_Turner_Sargent.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Robert_Marshall_Root.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink T._C._Steele.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink V._J._Cariani.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink Will_Vawter.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink William_McKendree_Snyder.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLink William_Zimmerman.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageWikiLinkText "Brown County Art Colony".
- Brown_County_Art_Colony wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Art-movement-stub.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony subject Category:American_artist_groups_and_collectives.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony subject Category:Art_galleries_in_Indiana.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony subject Category:Indiana_culture.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony subject Category:Landscape_art.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony subject Category:Visitor_attractions_in_Brown_County,_Indiana.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony hypernym Colony.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony type Artist.
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- Brown_County_Art_Colony type Artist.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony type Attraction.
- Brown_County_Art_Colony type Genre.
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- Brown_County_Art_Colony type Organization.
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- Brown_County_Art_Colony comment "The Brown County Art Colony is an artist colony formed in Nashville and Brown County, Indiana.Adolph Shulz is considered to be the founder of the colony, encouraging many Indiana and regional artists to come to Brown County to paint. Though artists such as William McKendree Snyder had been coming to Brown County as early as 1870, the colony is considered to have been firmly established in 1907 when the noted painter T. C. Steele moved there.".
- Brown_County_Art_Colony label "Brown County Art Colony".
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