Michael Burns Art

List of Indiana Artists and Entries for The Third Annual Exhibition of the Society of Western Artist Held at the Art Institute of Chicago from February 28th to March 19th, 1898 John Ottis Adams - Muncie, In. A December Freshet A hazy morning in October William Forsyth - 938 Fletcher Avenue, Indianapolis, In Priscilla Sunset in Ceder Park The marauders - Watercolor A frosty morning - Watercolor A street in Corydon Autumn morning Waiting for a customer - Watercolor Alice Forsyth - 938 Fletcher Avenue, Indianapolis, In An autumn beach Bessie Hendricks - 74 Woodruff Place, Indianapolis, In. Between poses Emma King - 328 N. Illinois Street, Indianapolis, In. A young sailor A sibyl H. R. McGinnis - 329 N. Monroe Street, Muncie, In. The creek The old landmark A dark day Lovers Lane E. E. Sickler - 36 Coffin Building, Indianapolis, In. A business stand - watercolor Ye Bookies - Watercolor Otto Stark 1030 East Olive Stree

List of Indiana Artists and Entries for The Second Annual Exhibition of the Society of Western Artist Held at the Art Institute of Chicago from February 24th to March 14th, 1898 John Otis Adams - Muncie "Hoosier Gold" "Sycamores All in Yellow Clad" "The Ford" "Mid October" Alice Atkinson - 2120 Central Avenue Indianapolis, In "The Willows" Jeannette Buckley - 2027 Indiana Avenue, Indianapolis, In. "The Old Mill Pond" Ada M. Comingor - The Pressly, Indianapolis, In "An Indian Woman (Pastel) William Forsyth - 938 Fletcher Avenue, Indianapolis, In "A Woodland Road" "Late Summer" "A Farm Garden" "Summer Afternoon (Watercolor) "A Fence Corner" " Street in Casydan" B. Hendricks - Woodruff Place, Indianapolis, In. "Girls Reading (Watercolor) Emma King - 332 N. Illinois street Indianapolis, In. "In the Harbor" "

Expanding Your Artistic Horizons Series Painting Session 1 Date: 11/29/207 Subject: Bobwhite Quail Medium: Mixed Media (Watercolor, Gouache, Ink) Paper: Canson: 90lb traditional surface watercolor paper Watercolors used: French Ultramarine, Burnt Sienna, Pthalo Blue, New Camboge (yellow), French Ochre, Vermillion Hue Gouache: none Ink: none Add caption I decided to do another Expanding Your Artistic Horizons Series, and as before I wanted to try a medium I have little experience using. After reading an article about James Audubon by Reba Fishman Snyder titled " Complexity in Creation: A Detailed Look at the Watercolors for the Birds of America" I was inspired to try a mixed media painting. The study of the Audubon paintings was performed by the New York Historical Society, and Reba writes how James Audubon used different techniques and methods creating the paintings for the Birds of America. According to Reba "Over 300 drawings for The Birds