Plonia Nixon lectured at WAA on the Van Gogh drawings, 11/6/05

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"VINCENT VAN GOGH: THE DRAWINGS"
Sunday, November 6 from 4:30 ­ 6:00
To coincide with the first major exhibition in the United States focusing on Vincent van Gogh's extraordinary drawings at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Washington Art Association will present "Vincent van Gogh: The Drawings", a slide lecture by Plonia Nixon, adjunct professor of Art History at Western Connecticut State University.

The lecture will reveal the range and brilliance of the artist's draftsmanship and explore how Van Gogh engaged drawing and painting in a rich dialogue, which enabled him to fully realize the creative potential of both means of expression.

 

 

Professor Nixon was born and educated in the Netherlands, graduating from the Academy of Visual Arts. There she taught art for 17 years, directed a national program that produced slides for art educational purposes and wrote articles of comparative analysis for a Dutch art journal. She has been teaching at Western Connecticut State University for 24 years. Her paintings and collages have been exhibited throughout the area and abroad.
 

 

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