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Historic Artists
William H. Machen (1832-1911)
Thomas Shrewsbury Parkhurst (1853-1923)
Marie H. Osthaus Griffith (1855-1927)
Wilder Darling (1856-1933)
Edmund Henry Osthaus (1858-1928)
Karl Kappes (1861-1943)
Luther E. van Gorder (1861-1931)
George Washington Stevens (1866-1926)
Anna Louise Thorne (1866-1965)
J. Ernest Dean (1871-1933)
Nina Spalding Stevens (1876-1959)
Frederick Douglass Allen (1886 – ? )
Israel Abramofsky (1888 – 1975)
Molly Morpeth Canaday (1903 – 1971)
Dominick Labino (1910 – 1987)
Doreen Canaday Spitzer (1914 – 2010)
LeMaxie Glover (1916 – 1984)
Bonnie Staffel (1921 – 2020)
Audrey Gentieu (1922–2009)
Edith Franklin (1922-2012)
Clay Walker (1924 – 2008)
Carroll Simms (1924 – 2010)
Joe Ann Cousino (1925 – 2007)
Floy Shaffer (1925 – 1997)
Jan Wahl (1931 – 2019)
Stephen W. Kuzma (1933 – 2023)
John Botts (1933 – 2003)
Martin Reichenthal (1937–2015)
Wil Clay (1938-2011)
Blog
Museum paints a divisive narrative
Adam Levine’s Toledo Museum of Art
Marcy Kaptur, politics and art museums
The Artists of Toledo Report
Proposal to hire art teachers at the Toledo Museum of Art
Remembering Edith Franklin on her 100th
Looting and the Toledo Museum of Art
Toledo’s broken promise to the Cezanne Exhibition in Chicago
August open letter to the museum
Put the Rebel Flag in the Museum
The remote control of our museum culture
Doreen Canaday Spitzer and the Stoa of Attalos
Storytelling at the museums
Questions for the Board of Directors of The Toledo Museum of Art
Edward and Florence’s Wills
Toledo Museum of Art’s Controversial Unconscionable Tragic High-Profile Deaccessions
Open letter to the Toledo Museum of Art Trustees
Covering the director’s memo mistake
Goodbye Matisse Renoir and Cézanne
Save The Children
Whatever happened to Isaac Rader?
If “Golden Rule” Jones was mayor today
Whitlock, Jones and June Boyd
Digital restorations of Machen’s Stations
Baby! Talk! A Dolly Parton Book!
LeMaxie Glover’s Crucifix
But will they bring back our show?
Tribute to James Machen (1929 – 2020)
A Man and a Dream
The Museum in the Seventies
Museum shows for local artists
Toledo’s Mad Men of the Seventies
Mary Wolfe: Artist, Art Historian, Art Collector, and Honored Patron of the Arts. (1931—2014)
Sometimes when you look in the microscope you see the whole thing.
Herral Long Photographed the Pulse of Toledo for Sixty Years
Marguerite Michaels and her Art Collection
Edith Franklin never lost her childhood playfulness.
Wil Clay
Edmund H. Osthaus and my giant Pierre Project
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Marie H. Osthaus Griffith (1855-1927)
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