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Tag Archives: La Florida

In the Gallery: Hunting Alligators by Theodor de Bry, 1591 in La Florida Exhibit

by , Registrar in Art, Artists, Exhibitions

May

07

In 2013, Florida is commemorating the 500-year anniversary of the arrival of Europeans and Africans in the Americas. Juan Ponce de León’s expedition…

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Jr. Docent Podcast #4: Artist Eugene Savage and the Seminoles

by , Director of Art Education in Podcast

Apr

22

As Florida became a tourist destination, artists discovered it as well, recording Florida’s…

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Jr. Docent Podcast #3: Florida Outsider Art

by , Director of Art Education in Podcast

Apr

22

Self-taught artists are also part of Florida’s artistic heritage. One of the most well-known was Jesse Aaron of Lake City

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Jr. Docent Podcast #2: Audubon and Florida

by , Director of Art Education in Podcast

Apr

22

Noted wildlife illustrator John James Audubon spent time documenting the wildlife of Florida. Two of his works are represented in this exhibition.

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In the Gallery: The St. Johns River by Martin Johnson Heade, c.1890s in La Florida Exhibit

by , Registrar in Art, Artists

Apr

09

Martin Johnson Heade lived in Florida from 1883 until his death. At first an avid hunter, he soon changed his views and

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Junior Docents Embrace New Technology for Exhibitions

by , Museum Educator in Education, Exhibitions

Feb

18

The Junior Docent program began many years ago as a way to engage middle and high school age students in the museum. They don’t have to be artists, just curious about art and the way museums work. Many students…

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