Posts tagged American Art
Dancer of the Century: Martha Graham
Dancer of the Century: Martha Graham

This week marks the birthday of Martha Graham, the most influential American dancer of the 20th century and mother of modern dance. Graham’s pioneering career had a monumental impact on American dance and performance that is still felt today and her legacy reminds us of how critical art is to the human experience.

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Fidan BaycoraMartha Graham, Dance, American dance, American women, American history, American Art, Modern dance, Modern art, Graham technique, Appalachian spring, american frontier, Seraphic dialogue, Presidential medal of freedom, National medal of the arts, Ronald Reagan, President Ronald Reagan, gerald ford, president gerald fordComment
Historic America Presents: The Old Print Gallery
Historic America Presents: The Old Print Gallery

I recently placed a visit to The Old Print Gallery in Washington, DC's Georgetown neighborhood to learn about the history of printmaking and see the amazing collection of classic American prints the space has to offer.  For lovers of historic American art, The Old Print Gallery is like Candy Land and I was really excited that they allowed us to film inside. 

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Aaron KillianHistoric America, Aaron Killian, Georgetown, Old Print Gallery, Printmaking, Prints, Lithograph, Wood Engraving, American Art, Winslow Homer, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Washington Monument, Bull Run, New WorldComment