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1952
Exhibition
Chattanooga, Tennessee
1952
George Thomas Hunter Gallery of Art, Chattanooga Art Association presented Opening Exhibition of the George Thomas Hunter Gallery of Art in 1952. The museum object histories identify an opening exhibition at the named gallery. Its documented paintings include portraits and other works lent from the National Gallery of Art. Exact surviving examples are Jeremiah Theus’s Mr. Motte (c. 1760; oil on canvas) and Gilbert Stuart’s Luke White (c. 1787; oil on canvas). The surviving museum histories establish only part of the checklist; exact opening and closing days remain unverified.
Also recorded as: Opening Exhibition of The George Thomas Hunter Gallery of Art, Chattanooga Art Association, Tennessee
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