The exhibitions listed for 1936-1937 are as follows:

-The Main Currents in the Development of American Painting (Jan 16-Mar 1, 1936) -The John Barton Payne Collection of Paintings and Prints (Mar 6-Apr 25, 1936) -The Henry P. Strause Collections of Antique Furniture, Tapestries, and Clocks (Mar 6-Apr 25, 1936) -The Annual Exhibition of the Richmond Camera Club (Mar 6-Apr 25, 1936) -Early Virginia Architecture (Mar 28-May 24, 1936) -The Fifth Annual Exhibition of the Work of Virginia Artists (Apr 25-May 24, 1936) -International Watercolor Exhibition (Oct 15-Nov 14, 1936) -The Sculpture of Paul Manship (Nov 14-Dec 14, 1936) -Watercolors of Paul Sample (Nov 22-Dec 6, 1936) -Oriental Art in the Museum Collections (Dec 15, 1936-Feb 6, 1937) -The First Anniversary Exhibition, Henry P. Strause Collection (Jan 16-Mar 1, 1937) -Virginia Photographic Salon (Feb 6-Mar 1, 1937) -The Work of Virginia Architects (March 3-Apr 1, 1937) -A Comprehensive Exhibition of Sculpture by Malvina Hoffman (Mar 6-Apr 4, 1937) -The Sixth Annual Exhibition of the Work of Virginia Artists (Apr 3-May 3, 1937) -A City Plan for the Growth and Improvement of Richmond (May 2-June 5, 1937) -A Memorial Exhibition of the Works of Dugald Stewart Walker (May 8-June 6, 1937) -Richmond Needs Planning (Sep 11-Oct 4, 1937) -The Burch-Schulze Collection of Masterpieces of American Painting (Oct 9-Nov 22, 1937) -Shearwater Pottery (Dec 4, 1937-Jan 2, 1938)

The exhibitions listed for 1938 are as follows:

-Gari Melchers: A Memorial Exhibition of His Work (Jan 17-Feb 28, 1938) -Virginia Photographic Salon (Feb 5-28, 1938) -The First Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary American Paintings (Mar 12-Apr 24, 1938) -A Group of Master Paintings Loaned by Miss Helen C. Frick (Apr 26-Jun 30, 1938) -Virginia Artist Series No.1: Anna Mercer Dunlop (Oct 1-15, 1938) -Virginia Artist Series No.2: J. Pope Jones (Oct 8-22, 1938) -Virginia Artist Series No.3: James F. Banks (Oct 15-29, 1938) -Exhibition of Steuben Glass (Oct 29-Nov 30, 1938) -Virginia Artist Series No.4: Edmund Minor Archer (Nov 12-Dec 3, 1938) -An Exhibition of Master Paintings Loaned by the Vose Gallery of Boston (Dec 3, 1938-Jan 5, 1939)

The exhibitions listed for 1939 are as follows:

-The Jaquelin-Ambler Portraits (Jan 14-Feb 25, 1939) -Virginia Artist Series No.5: Paul Rohland (Jan 21-Feb 4, 1939) -The Third Virginia Photographic Salon (Feb 4-Feb 25, 1939) -Exhibition of the Models Submitted in the Stonewall Jackson Memorial Competition (Mar 4-Apr 16, 1939) -Virginia Artist Series No.6: Harold Holmes Wrenn (Mar 25-Apr 8, 1939) -The Seventh Exhibition of the Work of Virginia Artists (Apr 15-May 15, 1939) -A Memorial Exhibition of the Paintings of Katherine Rhoads (May 18-Jun 18, 1939) -Seventy-Eight Sketches by Gari Melchers (Oct 3-Nov 3, 1939) -Toiles de Jouy (Nov 3-Nov 19, 1939) -The Broadnax Portraits (Nov 3-Nov 19, 1939) -Virginia Artist Series No.7: Marion Montague Junkin (Nov 21-Dec 4, 1939) -Taste is not Spinach (Dec 8, 1939-Jan 7, 1940)

The exhibitions listed for 1940 are as follows:

-A Comprehensive Exhibition of the Contemporary Art of Argentina (Jan 16-Feb 26, 1940) -Virginia Artist Series No.8: Nora Houston (Jan 30-Feb 15, 1940) -The Fourth Virginia Photographic Salon (Feb 17-Mar 5, 1940) -The Second Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary American Paintings (Mar 9-Apr 21, 1940) -Virginia Artist Series No.9: Theresa Pollak (Apr 23-May 12, 1940) -American Miniature Painting (May 4-May 19, 1940) -Virginia Architects' Exhibition (May 31-mid-June, 1940) -The Decorative Drawings of Jean de Marclay (Sep 17-Sep 30, 1940) -The Modern Stained Glass of Alice Laughlin (Sep 17-Sep 30, 1940) -Virginia Artist Series No.10: Adele Williams (Oct 1-Oct 15, 1940) -The Collections of Mr. William A. Willingham (Oct 15-Nov 4, 1940) -Virginia Artist Series No.11: Julien Binford III (Nov 5-Nov 24, 1940) -An Exhibition of Silver: French, British, American, Modern (Nov 19-Dec 30, 1940) -Virginia Artist Series No.12: Elizabeth Nottingham (Nov 25-Dec 9, 1940) -Virginia Artist Series No.13: Carson Sutherlin Davenport (Dec 10-Dec 30, 1940)

Exhibitions listed for 1941 are as follows:

-Collection of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. (Jan 16-Mar 2, 1941) -The Fifth Virginia Photographic Salon (Mar 5-Mar 24, 1941) -The Sculpture of Concetta Scaravaglione (Mar 14-Apr 14, 1941) -Virginia Artist Series No.14: Marcia Silvette (Mar 25-Apr 10, 1941) -The Eighth Exhibition of the Work of Virginia Artists (Apr 12-May 25, 1941) -Exhibition of Community Housing (May 30-Jun 22, 1941) -Balinese Prints (Sep 5-Sep 19, 1941) -Appreciation of Art (Sep 26-Dec 7, 1941) -Virginia Artist Series No.15: Alvin Hattorf (Oct 17-Nov 6, 1941) -Virginia Artist Series No.16: Esther Worden Day (Oct 24-Nov 13, 1941) -Virginia Artist Series No.17: Jeanne Begien (Nov 7-Nov 30, 1941) -Virginia Artist Series No.18: Jewett Campbell (Nov 14-Nov 30, 1941) -Virginia Miniatures (Dec 3, 1941-Jan 5, 1942)

The exhibitions listed for 1942 are as follows:

-Virginia Plans for Defense and After (Jan 7-Feb 2, 1942) -In Memoriam - Robert Loftin Newman and Jerome Myers (Jan 26-Feb 27, 1942) -The Sixth Virginia Photographic Salon (Feb 7-Feb 27, 1942) -The Third Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary American Paintings (Mar 4-Apr 14, 1942) -Virginia Artist Series No.19: Glenna Montague Latimer (Apr 14-May 8, 1942) -Virginia Artist Series No.20: Catharine Moomaw (Apr 21-May 8, 1942) -Jean Helion and Pierra Daura (May 12-May 30, 1942) -Recent Accessions (Sep 18-Oct 12, 1942) -Animal Sculpture by Anna Hyatt Huntington (Oct 6-Oct 26, 1942) -Posters for Defense (Oct 23-Nov 8, 1942) -Ceramics (Oct 31-Nov 23, 1942) -Paintings by Harriet Fitzgerald [Virginia Artist] (Nov 13-Nov 30, 1942) -Visual and Non-Visual Art (Nov 29-Dec 18, 1942) -Lithographs by Prentiss Taylor [Virginia Artist] (Dec 12, 1942-Jan 4, 1943)

Exhibitions listed for 1943 are as follows: -Murals and Sketches by Julien Binford [Virginia Artist] (Jan 5-Jan 15, 1943) -Illuminated Manuscripts and Incunabula (Jan 16-Feb 10, 1943) -Children's Paintings (Feb 6-Mar 2, 1943) -Virginia Artist Series No.21: Greta Matson (Feb 19-Mar 8, 1943) -Drawings and Paintings of Charles Dana Gibson (Mar 9-Mar 29, 1943) -The Ninth Exhibition of the Work of Virginia Artists (Apr 3-Apr 27, 1943) -The Seventh Virginia Photographic Salon (May 1-May 22, 1943) -Virginia Artist Series No.22: Maurice Bonds (May 14-May 31, 1943) -Attlio Piccirilli (May 23, 1943- ?) -British War Posters (Jun 5-Jul 7, 1943) -I Remember That (Jul 11-Jul 30, 1943) -The Story of Punch (Aug 15-Sep 12, 1943) -Dolls from the Collection of Miss Margaret Stookey (Aug 15-Sep 12, 1943) -Chinese Exhibition (Sep 18-Oct 3, 1943) -America in the War (Oct 3-Oct 31, 1943) -Exhibition of Masks (Oct 23-Nov 17, 1943) -Painting for Fun (Nov 6-Nov 29, 1943) -Wall Paintings of India and Ceylon (Nov 20-Dec 12, 1943) -Modern French Tapestries (Dec 10, 1943-Jan 10, 1944) -[Christmas Exhibition] (Dec 19, 1943- ?)

Exhibitions listed for 1944 are as follows:

-Nineteenth Century French Painting (Jan 19-Feb 20, 1944) -Ceramic Sculpture by Waylande Gregory (Feb 3-Feb 20, 1944) -Seibel Cartoons (Feb 17-Mar 12, 1944) -The Fourth Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary American Paintings (Mar 18-Apr 16, 1944) -Satirical Paintings and Drawings by Caroline Durieux (Mar 31-Apr 16, 1944) -The Eighth Virginia Photographic Salon (Apr 22-May 6, 1944) -Exhibition of Paintings, Drawings, and Sculpture by the Art Departments of Virginia Colleges (May 6-May 21, 1944) -Virginia Artist Series No.23: Richard Francis Lahey (May 19-Jun 4, 1944) -Exhibition of Art of the Armed Forces (Jun 1-Jul 1, 1944) -[Prints from the Rosenwald Collection of the National Gallery of Art] (Jun 25-Jul 31, 1944) -[Exhibition of Drawings by American Painters and Sculptors] (Aug 6, 1944- ?) -Recent Accessions (Sep 15, 1944- ?) -Modern Dutch Art (Sep 30-Oct 22, 1944) -Virginia Artist Series No.24: Dorothy Carnine Scott (Oct 20-Nov 12, 1944) -Russian Art (Nov 11-Dec 17, 1944) -Gilbert Stuart (Dec 1, 1944-Jan 14, 1945)

Exhibitions listed for 1945 are as follows:

-The Human Story in Needlework (Jan 18-Feb 18, 1945) -The Art of Ancient Peoples: Egypt and Greece (Feb 16, 1945- ?) -Print Exhibition: Julius Lankes, Hans Jelinek, Marguerite Kumm (Feb 17-Mar 11, 1945) -The Ballet (Mar 2-Mar 18, 1945) -Exhibition of Oriental Rugs (Mar 17-Apr 15, 1945) -The Tenth Exhibition of the Work of Virginia Artists (Apr 8-Apr 29, 1945) -The Ninth Virginia Photographic Salon (Apr 29-May 13, 1945) -Wood Sculpture by Joseph Goethe (May 12-May 30, 1945) -Smoking Prints (~Jun 3, 1945- ?) -Original Walt Disney Drawings (Jul 3-Jul 21, 1945) -Eight Paintings for Children (Jul 25-Aug 12, 1945) -Watercolors by American Artists and Watercolors by Virginia Artists (Aug 19-Sep 9, 1945) -Brazil Builds: Architecture New and Old (Sep 15-Oct 3, 1945) -The Paintings of Charles Woodward Hutson (Oct 5-Oct 31, 1945) -British-American Good-Will Exhibition (Oct 28-Nov 14, 1945) -Virginia Artist Series No.25: Thomas Thorne (Nov 18-Dec 5, 1945) -Accessions in Three War Years (Dec 7, 1945-Jan 11, 1946)

Exhibitions listed for 1946 are as follows:

-Nineteenth Century Virginia Genre Paintings (Jan 17-Feb 13, 1946) -Sculpture by John Flannagan (Feb 17-Mar 6, 1946) -Virginia Artist Series No.26: Charles W. Smith (Mar 9-Mar 27, 1946) -The Fifth Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary American Paintings (Mar 30-Apr 25, 1946) -The Tenth Virginia Photographic Salon (Apr 27-May 15, 1946) -The Tuckahoe Garden Club Flower Show (May 2-May 3, 1946) -Virginia Artist Series No.27: Paul Arlt (May 18-Jun 15, 1946) -Children's Paintings (Jun 16-Jun 28, 1946) -Prints from the Museum Collections (Jun 30-Jul 11, 1946) -Watercolors by American Artists (Jul 14-Jul 25, 1946) -Prints by American Artists (Jul 28-Aug 15, 1946) -Living Art (Aug 18-Aug 29, 1946) -Drawings (Sep 1-Sep 18, 1946) -The Paintings of Thomas Eakins (Sep 21-Oct 23, 1946) -Virginia Artist Series No.28: Robert Gwathmey (Oct 26-Nov 13, 1946) -Souvenirs from the Pacific (Nov 17-Dec 11, 1946) -The Upjohn Collection (Dec 15, 1946-Jan 8, 1947)

Exhibitions listed for 1947 are as follows:

-A Survey, John A. Elder (Jan 11-Feb 5, 1947) -The Art of Seating (Feb 8-Mar 5, 1947) -Thomas T. Waterman (Mar 8-Mar 24, 1947) -The 27th Annual Exhibition of the Southern States Art League (Mar 27-Apr 23, 1947) -The 11th Exhibition of the Work of Virginia Artists (Mar 27-Apr 23, 1947) -The Eleventh Virginia Photographic Salon (Apr 26-May 14, 1947) -Two Arts of the Theater (May 17-Jun 18, 1947) -Centennial, The American Postage Stamp (Jul 1-Jul 31, 1947) -Mediterranean Theatre, World War II, in Photographs (Aug 10-Sep 1, 1947) -Portrait Panorama (Sep 10-Oct 12, 1947) -War's Toll of Italian Art (Oct 15-Oct 29, 1947) -The Italian Renaissance (Oct 15-Nov 16, 1947) -Selection from the Lillian Thomas Pratt Collection of Jewels (Nov 1-Nov 23, 1947) -Three Virginians, Behl, Hunter and Blaine (Nov 26-Dec 31, 1947)

Exhibitions listed for 1948 are as follows:

-William James Hubard (Jan 21-Feb 22, 1948) -The Deposits from the Metropolitan and Boston Museums of Art (Jan 21-May(?) 1948) -The Pratt Collection of Jewels (Jan 21-May(?) 1948) -The T. Catesby Jones Collection (Feb 25-Apr 4, 1948) -The Sixth Biennial of Contemporary American Paintings (Apr 10-May 9, 1948) -Jewish Religious and Ceremonial Art (May 12-Jun 13, 1948) -Virginia High School Poster Competition (Jun 16-Jun 30, 1948) -Portraits by Boleslaw Jan Czedekowski (Sep 9-Sep 19, 1948) -Artists Look Like This (Sep 22-Oct 17, 1948) -American Resorts of the 19th Century (Oct 6-Nov 7, 1948) -The U.S. House - Then and Now (Oct 20-Nov 14, 1948) -Sculpture and Drawings by d'Ebneth (Nov 11-Dec 5, 1948) -Julien Binford and Marion Junkin: Two Virginians (Nov 17-Dec 12, 1948) -Block Paintings by Charles Smith (Dec 8, 1948-Jan 2, 1949) -The Christmas Story in Art (Dec 15, 1948-Jan 9, 1949)

Exhibitions listed for 1949 are as follows:

-Contemporary Craftsmanship (Jan 5-Jan 30, 1949) -The Brussels Tapestry (Jan 12-Feb 6, 1949) -Paintings by Cowles and Speight (Feb 2-Feb 27, 1949) -Painters of Canada (Feb 16-Mar 20, 1949) -Recent American Watercolors (Mar 2-Mar 27, 1949) -Virginia Artists 1949 (Mar 23-Apr 24, 1949) -Children's Art of Southeastern States (Apr 1-May 1, 1949) -Imperial Russian Easter Eggs (Apr 17-Apr 20, 1949) -American 18th Century Furniture (May 4-Jun 5, 1949) -The Printmakers (May 5-May 29, 1949) -Horace Day, Virginia Artist (Sep 23-Oct 23, 1949) -In and Out of Focus (Oct 7-Oct 30, 1949) -Calder and Sculpture Today (Oct 28-Nov 27, 1949) -Drawings by Turkish Children (Nov 1-Nov 6, 1949) -Contemporary Children's Book Illustrations (Nov 4-Nov 27, 1949) -Watercolors by Artists of the United States (Dec 2, 1949-Jan 24, 1950) -Paintings and Prints by Josef Albers (Dec 9, 1949-Jan 8, 1950) -Framing and Hanging Pictures (Dec 9, 1949-Jan 15, 1950) -The Christmas Story in Art (Dec 16-Dec 31, 1949)

Exhibitions listed for 1950 are as follows:

-Healy's Sitters (Jan 24-Mar 5, 1950) -American Rooms in Miniature (Feb 10-Jun 11, 1950) -The Four Washingtons (Feb 24-Mar 12, 1950) -Cartoons by Herbert Block (Mar 8-Apr 16, 1950) -Imperial Russian Easter Eggs (Apr 7-Apr 9, 1950) -American Painting, 1950 (Apr 22-Jun 4, 1950) -The Lambeth Tapestry (May 12-Jun 18, 1950) -Domestic Architecture of the San Francisco Bay Region (Sep 22-Oct 15, 1950) -The Printmakers' Virginia (Oct 6-Nov 5, 1950) -Five Masterpieces from Europe (Oct 6-Nov 5, 1950) -Paintings by the Impressionists and Post Impressionists (Oct 20-Nov 19, 1950) -Ghosts Along the Mississippi (Nov 10-Dec 3, 1950) -Home and the Machine (Nov 24, 1950-Jan 7, 1951) -The Last Fifty Years in British Art (Dec 8-Dec 21, 1950) -The Christmas Story in Art (Dec 15-Dec 31, 1950)

Exhibitions listed for 1951 are as follows:

-Four Photographers [Mathew Brady, Walker Evans, Ansel Adams, Edward Weston] (Jan 5-Jan 28, 1951) -Wedgwood - A Living Tradition (Jan 12-Feb 25, 1951) -Men in Steel (Mar 9-Apr 15, 1951) -Judge the Jury (Feb 9-Mar 18, 1951) -Transparent Compositions (Feb 23-Mar 11, 1951) -Watercolors by Allen Palmer (Mar 20-Apr 15, 1951) -Imperial Russian Easter Eggs (Mar 23-Mar 25, 1951) -Flower Paintings from Old Vienna (Apr 20-May 27, 1951) -Virginia Artists, 1951 (Apr 27-Jun 3, 1951) -Paintings by Raoul Dufy (Sep 21-Oct 14, 1951) -Printing for Commerce (Oct 5-Oct 28, 1951) -Dutch and Flemish Paintings from the Chrysler Collection (Oct 19-Nov 25, 1951) -The Face of Humor: Cartoons by Robert Osborn (Nov 2-Dec 16, 1951) -The 15th Syracuse National Ceramic Exhibition (Nov 16-Dec 16, 1951) -The Genius of Leonardo (Nov 30, 1951-Jan 6, 1952) -The Christmas Story in Art (Dec 14-Dec 20, 1951)

Exhibitions listed for 1952 are as follows:

-American Indian Textiles and Retablos from the Southwest (Jan 4-Jan 27, 1952) -Furniture of the Old South, 1640-1820 (Jan 17-Mar 2, 1952) -Work by the Washington Sculptors Group (Feb 1-Feb 24, 1952) -Room Portraits by David Payne (Feb 22-Mar 23, 1952) -Planning Your Town (Feb 29, 1952) -Knife, Fork and Spoon (Mar 14-Apr 13, 1952) -French Drawings from the Fogg Art Museum (Mar 28-Apr 27, 1952) -Imperial Russian Easter Eggs (Apr 11-Apr 14, 1952) -Habiliments for Heroines (Apr 25-Jun 1, 1952) -American Primitive Painting (May 2-Jun 1, 1952) -Virginia School Art for the Red Cross (May 9-May 18, 1952) -The Art of Egypt (Sep 26-Dec 1, 1952) -The Swiss Poster (Oct 3-Oct 26, 1952) -Garden Club of Virginia Rose Show (Oct 10-Oct 11, 1952) -Astor China Collection (Oct 17-Oct 26, 1952) -The Williams Collection (Oct 31-Nov 23, 1952) -Matter at Work (Nov 7-Nov 30, 1952) -Southern Exposures (Nov 28, 1952-Jan 4, 1953) -Design in Industry (Dec 5-Dec 28, 1952) -Christmas Story in Art (Dec 12-Dec 30, 1952)

Exhibitions listed for 1953 are as follows:

-Lipton Silver Collection (Jan 9-Feb 9, 1953) -Francisco Goya (Jan 16-Mar 1, 1953) -Art in Fashion (Feb 6- ?, 1953) -Judge the Jury (Feb 13-Mar 22, 1953) -De Stijl (Mar 13-Apr 19, 1953) -Sculpture from Africa (Mar 27-Apr 19, 1953) -Jewelry by Faberge (Apr 3-Apr 5, 1953) -Prints by Hiroshige (Apr 17-Jun 4, 1953) -Virginia Artists, 1953 (May 1-Jun 4, 1953) -Built in USA (Sep 25-Oct 18, 1953) -Smith's Egypt (Oct 9-Nov 8, 1953) -The Cone Collection (Oct 23-Nov 22, 1953) -The Branch Collection (Nov 13, 1953-Jan 3, 1954) -Drawings by Steinberg (Nov 27, 1953-Jan 3, 1954) -Christmas Story in Art (Dec 11-Dec 31, 1953)

Exhibitions listed for 1954 are as follows:

-Design in Scandinavia (Jan 15-Feb 14, 1954) -American Painting, 1954 (Feb 26-Mar 21, 1954) -The Hammer Collection (Mar 26-Apr 25, 1954) -Jewels by Faberge (Apr 16-Apr 18, 1954) -18th Virginia Photographic Salon (Apr 30-May 30, 1954) -Designs for Fountains (Sep 24-Oct 18, 1954) -Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Allan D. Jones, Mary von Mebes Perts, Katherine B. Slappey] (Oct 29-Dec 22, 1954) -Masterpieces of Chinese Art (Nov 19, 1954-Jan 2, 1955) -Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Elizabeth Nottingham, Frances L. Rex, Thomas E. Thorne] (Dec 29, 1954-Feb 28, 1955)

Exhibitions listed for 1955 are as follows:

-American Buildings 1954 (Jan 7-Jan 16, 1955) -Designer Craftsmen USA (Jan 14-Feb 13, 1955) -Berman Designs for Opera (Jan 28-Feb 20, 1955) -American Painting 1815-1865 (Feb 18-Mar 20, 1955) -Judge the Jury (Mar 4-Apr 3, 1955) -Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Agnes Johnson, Greta Matson, Dorothy Van Winckel] (Mar 11-May 8, 1955) -Native Art of the Northwest Pacific Coast (Apr 1-Apr 24, 1955) -Modern German Art (Apr 8-Apr 24, 1955) -Virginia Artists 1955 (Apr 29-May 29, 1955) -Virginia Artists Publicity (April or May 1955) -Virginia Artists Gallery (April or May 1955) -Virginia Artists Presentations (April or May 1955) -The American Cartoon (May 27-Jun 27, 1955) -[Memorial for Mrs. Gari Melchers] (May 27, 1955 - ?) -Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Nell Blaine, Jack Clifton, Lelia Jo Hook] (Aug 12-Oct 7, 1955) -Architecture of Japan (Oct 14-Nov 13, 1955) -Hudson River Valley Artists (Oct 21-Oct 30, 1955) -Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Maurice Bonds, Jenny-Lynn Franklin, Theodore R. Turner] (Oct 21-Dec 13, 1955) -Design for Christmas (Nov 25, 1955-Jan 1, 1956)

Exhibitions listed for 1956 are as follows:

-Jewels by Dali (Jan 6-Feb 5, 1956) -Best Buildings, 1955 (Jan 13-Jan 24, 1956) -Les Fetes Galantes (Jan 20-Mar 5, 1956) -Portraits of Virginia-born Presidents (Jan 27-Feb 12, 1956) -Gil Wilson Designs for "Moby Dick" (Feb 17-Apr 15, 1956) -Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Jeanne Begien, Helen W. Foht, Westwood Winfree] (Feb 17-Apr 15, 1956) -Virginia by Virginians (Feb 24-Mar 11, 1956) -Sculpture by Degas (Mar 16-Apr 29, 1956) -Judge the Jury (Mar 30-Apr 22, 1956) -Paintings by Bemelmans (Apr 20-May 20, 1956) -Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Theresa Pollak, Beatrice V. Riese, Barclay Sheaks] (Apr 20-Jun 17, 1956) -19th Virginia Photographic Salon (May 11-Jun 10, 1956) -The Expanding Scope of Photography in the 19th Century (May 11-Jun 10, 1956) -Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Beatrice Klein, Carl Roseberg, Emily Whaley] (Jun 22-Aug 19, 1956) -Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Janice S. Lemen, Louis Rosenfeld, Laurel G. Trego] (Aug 31-Oct 21, 1956) -American Sculpture Today (Sep 28-Oct 21, 1956) -Cigar Store Indians (Oct 5-Nov 11, 1956) -Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Jewett Campbell, Edith L. Deford, Maja Quiller Huf] (Oct 26-Dec 25, 1956) -Fifty Years of Danish Silver (Nov 2-Nov 25, 1956) -The 19th Century American Music Covers (Nov 16-Dec 23, 1956) -The Family of Man (Dec 14, 1956-Jan 6, 1957)

Exhibitions listed for 1957 are as follows:

-Watercolors by Elizabeth Nottingham Day (Dec 28, 1956-Feb 3, 1957) -Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Vinton L. Pickens, Elizabeth W. Stanton, Angela Tully] (Dec 28, 1956-Feb 24, 1957) -The Tastemakers (Jan 18-Feb 24, 1957) -Judge the Jury (Feb 8-Feb 24, 1957) -Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Nathan Caplan, Beveridge Moore, Timothy Whitehead] (Mar 1-Apr 28, 1957) -Stage Designs by Jo Mielziner (Mar 1-Mar 31, 1957) -Virginia Artists, 1957 [Sheldon R. Siegert, Prentiss Taylor, William Goodson Mangum, Patrick S. Osso, Carl Anderson Roseberg, Mary Tatum Abrams, Agnes McMurran Johnson, et al] (Mar 8-Apr 28, 1957) -Design and Printing for Commerce (Apr 5-May 26, 1957) -Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Joseph W. Gilliard, Margaret Kaye Perkins, Lois Bartlett Tracy] (May 3-Jun 30, 1957) -England's World of 1607 (May 17-Sep 1, 1957) -The Elizabethan Theatre (May 31-Sep 15, 1957) -Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Ruth Gleach, John Koos, Iris Nordquist] (Jul 5-Sep 1, 1957) -Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Horace Day, Kenneth Rowe, Bell Worsham] (Sep 6-Nov 3, 1957) -Young Artists of the Near East (Sep 20-Oct 13, 1957) -Sculpture by Roszak (Oct 11-Nov 24, 1957) -Latin American Architecture Since 1945 (Oct 25-Dec 1, 1957) -Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Mary Randolph Coleman, Alvin Hattorf, Henrietta Hoopes] (Nov 8, 1957-Jan 5, 1958) -Zucchero Drawings (Nov 29, 1957-Jan 5, 1958) -The Winston Collection (Dec 13, 1957, Jan 5, 1958)

Exhibitions listed for 1958 are as follows:

-Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Willard D. Altman, Franz Bernheimer, Theodora Kane] (Jan 10-Mar 9, 1958) -Smith Poster Collection (Jan 10-Jan 26, 1958) -Theatre Designs by Donald Oenslager (Jan 17-Feb 2, 1958) -The Baroque Illusion (Jan 28-Feb 23, 1958) -American Classics of the 19th Century (Feb 14-Mar 16, 1958) -Art in Opera (Feb 28-Mar 23, 1958) -Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Robert Barbee, Iva C. Moore, Lou Ponder Rogers] (Mar 14-May 11, 1958) -American Painting, 1958 (Mar 28-Apr 27, 1958) -Life in Russia, 1918-1921: Drawings by Vladimir Akimov (Apr 4-May 25, 1958) -20th Virginia Photographic Salon (May 16-Jun 15, 1958) -Virginia Artists Rotating Exhibition [Marilyn Downes-Bennett, Thomas Gorman, William Mangum] (May 16-Jul 13, 1958) -Museum Fellowship Artists [Julien Binford, Benjamin Wigfall, Worden Day, Douglas Denniston, Marnye Reinhart, Carson Davenport, Jenny-Lynn Franklin, Jewett Campbell, et all] (May 23-Jun 29, 1958) -The Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Warburg (Jun 27-Aug 24, 1958) -The Little International (Sep 19-Oct 26, 1958) -The Architecture of Skidmore, Owings and Merrill (Sep 26-Oct 26, 1958) -Art in Virginia Education (Oct 31-Nov 23, 1958) -The Queen's Cup (Oct 31-Nov 30, 1958) -N.C. Wyeth, Illustrator (Nov 7-Nov 30, 1958) -John Toole, Virginia Artist (Nov 28, 1958-Jan 4, 1959) -Today's Prints (Dec 12, 1958-Jan 4, 1959)

Exhibitions listed for 1959 are as follows:

-Judge the Jury (Jan 9-Feb 15, 1959) -The Aldrich Collection (Jan 16-Mar 1, 1959) -Sketches for the Ballet (Feb 20-Mar 29, 1959) -Virginia Artists 1959 (Mar 13-Apr 19, 1959) -Chapman's Historic Virginia (Apr 3-May 11, 1959) -Robes from the Forbidden City (May 1-Jun 7, 1959) -Line on the Law (May 14-Jun 14, 1959) -Forms from Israel (Sep 18-Oct 4, 1959) -Hans Moller (Sep 25-Nov 1, 1959) -Is Photography an Art? (Oct 16-Nov 29, 1959) -Virginia Artists: Broaddus, Russi and Turner (Oct 7-Dec 6, 1959) -Emblem in Aluminum (Nov 6-Dec 13, 1959) -Drawings from Five Centuries (Dec 4, 1959-Jan 3, 1960) -Virginia Artists: Davenport, Jones and Turner (Dec 9, 1959-Feb 7, 1960)

Exhibitions listed for 1960 are as follows:

-Masterpieces of American Silver (Jan 15-Feb 14, 1960) -Theatre, Ballet and Circus (Jan 29-Mar 6, 1960) -Virginia Artists: Behl, Gaines and Jacobsen (Feb 10-Apr 3, 1960) -Form Givers at Mid-Century [feat. Frank Lloyd Wright, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier, Walter Gropius, Eero Saarinen, Buckminster Fuller, and more] (Feb 26-Mar 20, 1960) -Contemporary Theatre in the United States (Mar 11-Apr 24, 1960) -Virginia Artists: Hattorf, Lazaron and Taylor (Apr 7-Jun 5, 1960) -Sport and the Horse (Apr 1-May 15, 1960) -Collectors' Choice (Apr 23-Jun 5, 1960) -Virginia Architects, Designers and Photographers, 1960 (May 27-Jun 19, 1960) -Virginia Artists: Hom, Woody and Zetlin (Jun 8-Aug 7, 1960) -Virginia Artists: Adler, Bristow and Tyler (Aug 10-Oct 2, 1960) -Paul Klee (Sep 16-Oct 23, 1960) -International Contemporary Glass (Sep 23-Oct 23, 1960) -Virginia Artists: Abrams, Carter and Humphreys (Oct 5-Dec 4, 1960) -Virginia Art Instructors' Exhibition (Oct 24-Nov 13, 1960) -Neutra: Architect (Nov 4-Dec 4, 1960) -Architecture Worth Saving (Nov 18-Dec 25, 1960) -Virginia Artists: Campbell, Jones and Thorne (Dec 8, 1960-Feb 5, 1961) -Borrowed and Bought (Dec 16, 1960-Jan 1, 1961) -Judge the Jury (Dec 30, 1960-Feb 12, 1961)

Exhibitions listed for 1961 are as follows:

-Treasures in America (Jan 13-Mar 5, 1961) -Virginia Artists: Khouri, Rosenfeld and Stovall (Feb 8-Apr 2, 1961) -The Palmer Collection (Feb 17-Apr 9, 1961) -Virginia Artists 1961 (Mar 17-Apr 30, 1961) -Virginia Artists: Cabell, Dunton and Davis (Apr 6-Jun 4, 1961) -Collectors' Choice 1961 (Apr 16-May 14, 1961) -Home Front, 1861 (May 12-Sep 24, 1961) -Scenery and Costumes 100 Years Ago (May 19-Sep 3, 1961) -Virginia Artists: Ardman, Duncan and Turner (Jun 8-Aug 6, 1961) -Virginia Artists: Bornstein, Gassman and Woody (Aug 10-Oct 1, 1961) -50 Best Books of the Year (Sep 8-Oct 8, 1961) -Modern Mosaics (Sep 22-Oct 15, 1961) -Virginia Artists: Biehl, Cossitt and Twery (Oct 5-Dec 3, 1961) -Interiors of Famous Virginia Houses (Oct 13-Nov 12, 1961) -Visionary Architecture (Oct 27-Nov 19, 1961) -Artists at Home (Nov 17-Dec 24, 1961) -Crafts from Free Europe (Dec 1, 1961-Jan 1, 1962) -Virginia Artists: Flanders, Kline and Russi

Exhibitions listed for 1962 are as follows:

-Railey Collection of Seals (Dec 29, 1961-Feb 4, 1962) -Treasures from the Norfolk Museum (Jan 16-Jan 21, 1962) -Virginia Artists: Bevilaqua, Bevilaqua, Renick (Feb 1-Feb 25, 1962) -Virginia Architects, Designers and Photographers (Feb 2-Feb 25, 1962) -Tinsel Pictures (Feb 9-Mar 11, 1962) -American Painting, 1962 (Mar 9-Apr 15, 1962) -Paintings from the Karolik Collection (Mar 16-Apr 8, 1962) -Virginia Artists: Gooden, Dupuy and Hom (Mar 29-May 13, 1962) -Sculpture for Smokers (Apr 13-Apr 29, 1962) -The Greek Line (Apr 27-Aug 19, 1962) -Delacroix to Gauguin: Ten Portraits (May 4-Aug 19, 1962) -Collectors' Choice, 1962 (May 5-Jun 10, 1962) -Virginia Artists: Huf, Jones and Klein (May 17-Jul 1, 1962) -Civil War Drawings (Jun 15-Aug 5, 1962) -Virginia Artists: Adler, Decker and Tyler (~Jul 22, 1962- ?) -Virginia Artists: Barbee, Bonds and Bristow (Aug 16-Sep 30, 1962) -Beauty Underfoot (~Aug 19-Sep 2, 1962) -Evolution of a Form (Sep 7-Oct 7, 1962) -Stravinsky and the Dance (Sep 14-Oct 14, 1962) -Old Master Drawings (Oct 12-Nov 18, 1962) -Frank Lloyd Wright Drawings (Oct 26-Nov 25, 1962) -Judge the Jury (Nov 23-Dec 30, 1962) -Garbisch Collection - "American Primitive Painting" (Dec 7-Dec 30, 1962)

Exhibitions listed for 1963 are as follows:

-Eskimo Prints and Sculpture (Jan 4-Feb 10, 1963) -Arthur B. Davies (Jan 11-Feb 10, 1963) -Roads (Feb 15-Mar 10, 1963) -Virginia Artists 1963 (Feb 22-Mar 31, 1963) -Hiroshige (Mar 15-Apr 14, 1963) -Painting in England, 1700-1850 (Apr 19-Aug 18, 1963) -Collectors' Choice (May 11-Jun 9, 1963) -The Mannerists (Sep 6-Sep 22, 1963) -Prints from the Museum Collection (Sep 27-Nov 10, 1963) -Ernst Barlach (Oct 4-Oct 20, 1963) -Treasure of Tutankhamun (Nov 8-Dec 8, 1963) -Curators' Choice: Collectors' Opportunity (Nov 15-Dec 15, 1963) -Prints by Piranesi (Dec 20, 1963-Jan 26, 1964) -Sandwich Glass from the Thalhimer Collection (Dec 13, 1963-Jan 12, 1964)

Exhibitions listed for 1964 are as follows:

-The World of Shakespeare (Jan 10-Feb 16, 1964) -The Donald Oenslager Collection (Jan 31-Mar 1, 1964) -Virginia Architects, Designers and Photographers, 1964 (Feb 28-Mar 29, 1964) -The Vincent Price Collection (Mar 6-Apr 12, 1964) -L'Oiseau Qui N'Existe Pas (Apr 10-May 3, 1964) -Antoni Gaudi: Architect (Apr 17-May 3, 1964) -Will Barnet (May 8-Jun 8, 1964) -Collectors' Choice 1964 (May 9-Jun 14, 1964) -Miniatures from India (May 15-Jun 14, 1964) -Gardner's Photographic Sketchbook of the War (Jun 19-Aug 31, 1964) -Resident Craftsmen (Sep 4-Oct 4, 1964) -Paintings as Teachers: The Randolph-Macon Woman's College Collection (Sep 4-Oct 4, 1964) -Stairs (Oct 9-Nov 8, 1964) -Homer and the Sea (Oct 30-Nov 29, 1964) -Curators' Choice: Collectors' Opportunity (Nov 13-Dec 13, 1964) -20th Century Engineering (Dec 12, 1964-Jan 24, 1965) -Designs for Christmas (Dec 18, 1964-Jan 24, 1965)

Exhibitions listed for 1965 are as follows:

-Virginia Silver: The G. Alexander and Mary G. Robertson Collection (Jan 29-Feb 28, 1965) -Master Prints from the Rosenwald Collection (Feb 5-Mar 21, 1965) -Exhibition of Students' Work from Classes Taught by the Museum's Resident Craftsmen (Mar 2-Mar 12, 1965) -Judge the Jury (Mar 4-Apr 4, 1965) -A Scribe Reseated: A Unique Discovery in Late Egyptian Sculpture (Apr 2-May 2, 1965) -Masters of Ballet Design (Apr 9-May 2, 1965) -Collectors' Choice (May 7-Jun 9, 1965) -Virginia Artists 1965 (May 14-Jun 13, 1965) -Prints by Rouault (Jun 11-Aug 31, 1965) -Children's Art (~Jun 13, 1965) -Resident Craftsmen (Sep 10-Oct 3, 1965) -Virginia Artist: Bruce M. Koplin (Sep 15-Oct 8, 1965) -Sculpture by Henry Moore (Sep 27-Oct 31, 1965) -British Brass Rubbings (Oct 8-Nov 14, 1965) -Virginia Artist: Alex B. Jackson (Oct 13-Nov 5, 1965) -Virginia Artis: Arthur Biehl (Nov 10-Dec 3, 1965) -William Blake: Poet, Painter, Printer, Prophet (Nov 15-Dec 26, 1965) -Collectors' Opportunities (Nov 19-Dec 26, 1965) -Virginia Artist: David Alexick (Dec 8-Dec 31, 1965)

Exhibitions listed for 1966 are as follows:

-Op and Pop (Dec 31, 1965-Jan 24, 1966) -Virginia Artist: Felicia Belair (Jan 5-Jan 28, 1966) -Building for the Arts and Arts Unseen (Jan 10-Feb 6, 1966) -Selections from the Bache Collection (Jan 28-Feb 27, 1966) -Virginia Artist: Joni Pienkowski (Feb 2-Feb 25, 1966) -Virginia Architects, Designers and Photographers, 1966 (Feb 21-Mar 13, 1966) -Virginia Artist: Harry W. Robertson, III (Mar 2-Mar 25, 1966) -Contemporary Japanese Art (Mar 4-Apr 3, 1966) -Greek Gold: Jewelry from the Age of Alexander (Mar 28-May 1, 1966) -Virginia Artist: Aldeth Spence Christy (Mar 30-Apr 22, 1966) -Photography: Directors' Choice (Apr 8-May 1, 1966) -Virginia Artist: Clyde Lile Driskill, III (Apr 27-May 20, 1966) -Collectors' Choice (May 6-Jun 12, 1966) -American Painting, 1966 (May 16-Jun 12, 1966) -Virginia Artist: Grace Steinmetz (May 25-Jun 17, 1966) -Prints from the Alderman Library (Jun 17-Aug 31, 1966) -25 Paintings '65 (Jun 17-Aug 31, 1966) -Contemporary Posters (Sep 9-Oct 2, 1966) -Virginia Artist: James W. Jones (Sep 16-Oct 7, 1966) -Islamic Rugs from the Joseph V. McMullan Collection (Sep 26-Oct 23, 1966) -The Reynolds Sculptures (Oct 7-Oct 30, 1966) -Virginia Artist: Lee Montgomery (Oct 12-Nov 4, 1966) -Contemporary Italian Paintings from the Gibson Collection (Nov 4-Nov 27, 1966) -Joseph Albers, Modern Master (Nov 7-Dec 2, 1966) -Virginia Artist: Eugene W. Frederick (Nov 9-Dec 2, 1966) -Curators' Choice: Collectors' Opportunity (Dec 2, 1966-Jan 8, 1967) -Virginia Artist: John Curran (Dec 7-Dec 30, 1966) -Paintings and Drawings by Elihu Vedder (Dec 19, 1966-Jan 15, 1967)

Exhibitions listed for 1967 are as follows:

-Virginia Artist: Whitney Sevin (Jan 4-Jan 27, 1967) -Watercolors and Drawings from the Block Collection (Jan 13-Feb 12, 1967) -William Hogarth (Jan 30-Mar 5, 1967) -Virginia Artist: Merry S. Bean (Feb 1-Feb 24, 1967) -Judge the Jury (Feb 17-Mar 19, 1967) -Virginia Artist: Walter Thrift (Mar 1-Mar 24, 1967) -Jo Mielziner Designers for the Theatre (Mar 20-Apr 16, 1967) -Multiples 1967 (Mar 24-Apr 16, 1967) -Virginia Artist: Alice Ivory (Mar 29-Apr 21, 1967) -French Paintings from the Mellon Collection (Apr 4, 1967-Jun 1968?) -Collectors' Choice (Apr 21-May 21, 1967) -Virginia Artist: Christine Egeland (Apr 26-May 17, 1967) -Virginia Artists 1967 (May 1-May 28, 1967) -400 Years of Prints (May 26-Aug 7, 1967) -Three to Travel (Jun 13-Aug 13, 1967) -Unpainted Pictures (Aug 11-Sep 10, 1967) -The Arts of India and Nepal: The Nasli and Alice Heeramaneck Collection (Sep 11-Oct 15, 1967) -Virginia Artist: David Freed (Sep 13-Oct 7, 1967) -Designs for the Virginia Museum Theatre (Sep 15-Oct 7, 1967) -Virginia Artist: Joseph Haske (Oct 11-Nov 4, 1967) -A New Look in Prints: London, New York, Hollywood (Oct 13-Nov 5, 1967) -Modern Architecture U.S.A. (Oct 30-Nov 26, 1967) -Virginia Artist: Willie Anne Wright (Nov 8-Dec 2, 1967) -Collectors' Opportunities (Nov 10-Dec 10, 1967) -A Wyeth Portrait (Nov 13, 1967-Jan 14, 1968) -Virginia Artist: Richard Porter (Dec 6-Dec 30, 1967) -Triumph of Realism (Dec 11, 1967-Jan 14, 1968) -Byzantine Treasures (Dec 15, 1967-Jan 7, 1968)

Exhibitions listed for 1968 are as follows:

-Virginia Artist: Gail McKennis (Jan 3-Jan 27, 1968) -400 Years of Panoply: The British Army from Henry VIII to George V (Jan 12-Feb 15, 1968) -Festival Designs by Inigo Jones (Jan 29-Mar 5, 1968) -Virginia Artist: Jane Mack (Jan 31-Feb 24, 1968) -A History of American Art Porcelain (Feb 23-Mar 17, 1968) -Virginia Artist: Helen Hattorf (Feb 28-Mar 23, 1968) -Virginia Architects, Designers and Photographers 1968 (Mar 18-Apr 21, 1968) -The Ridgewood Collection of Silver at Hollins College (Mar 22-Apr 14, 1968) -Virginia Artist: James Davis, III (Mar 27-Apr 20, 1968) -Resident Craftsmen (Apr 5-May 5, 1968) -Collectors' Choice (Apr 19-May 26, 1968) -Virginia Artist: Baylor Nichols (Apr 24-May 18, 1968) -Light as a Creative Medium (May 6-Jun 2, 1968) -Virginia Artist: Ronald Wilczek (May 22-Jun 15, 1968) -Photography in the Fine Arts (May 31-Jun 7, 1968) -Works on Paper (Jul 12-Sep 8, 1968) -Virginia Artist: William Bevilaqua (Sep 11-Oct 5, 1968) -Painters for the Theatre (Sep 13-Oct 13, 1968) -Homage to Rodin (Sep 23-Oct 20, 1968) -Virginia Artist: Nadara Goodwin (Oct 9-Nov 2, 1968) -Architecture in Virginia (Oct 18-Nov 17, 1968) -Once Invisible (Nov 4-Dec 1, 1968) -Virginia Artist: Barclay Sheaks (Nov 6-Nov 30, 1968) -Collectors' Opportunities (Nov 22, 1968-Jan 5, 1969) -Virginia Artist: Russ Beall (Dec 4-Dec 28, 1968) -Views of Florence and Tuscany (Dec 16, 1968-Jan 19, 1969)

Exhibitions listed for 1969 are as follows:

-Virginia Artist: Thomas Hanson (Jan 8-Feb 1, 1969) -Chinese Art from the Collection of Senator Hugh Scott (Jan 10-Feb 9, 1969) -India in Virginia (Feb 3-Mar 9, 1969) -Mark Catesby: Colonial Naturalist (Feb 14-Mar 9, 1969) -Virginia Artist: John Barber (Mar 5-Mar 29, 1969) -Judge the Jury (Mar 14-Apr 13, 1969) -The Gold of Ancient America (Mar 24-Apr 20, 1969) -Virginia Artist: Felicia Belair (Apr 2-Apr 24, 1969) -Collectors' Choice (Apr 18-May 25, 1969) -Virginia Artists 1969 (May 5-Jun 1, 1969) -J. Carlton Potts (May 28-Jun 21, 1969) -Photography as Printmaking (May 29-Aug 21, 1969) -[Robinson House student exhibition] (~Jul 6, 1969-?) -Virginia Artist: Cameron Bone-Kemper (Sep 10-Oct 5, 1969) -Kandinsky Watercolors (Sep 12-Oct 12, 1969) -Virginia Artist: Charlotte Boyden (Oct 8-Nov 2, 1969) -Virginia Photographers 1969 (Oct 17-Nov 16, 1969) -Architectural Drawing in Virginia (Nov 3-Nov 30, 1969) -Virginia Artist: Alvin Hattorf (Nov 5-Nov 30, 1969) -Collectors' Opportunities (Nov 21, 1969-Jan 4, 1970) -Virginia Artist: Bernard Martin (Dec 3, 1969-Jan 4, 1970)

Exhibitions listed for 1970 are as follows:

-Virginia Artist: Reginald Case (Jan 7-Feb 1, 1970) -Virginia Designers 1970 (Jan 9-Feb 8, 1970) -Church Silver of Colonial Virginia (Feb 2-Mar 15, 1970) -Virginia Artist: William Harvey McWilliams (Feb 4-Mar 1, 1970) -Russian Stage and Costume Designs (Feb 13-Mar 8, 1970) -Selections from the Colin Collection (Feb 13-Mar 15, 1970) -Virginia Artist: Jewett Campbell (Mar 4-Mar 29, 1970) -Resident Craftsmen (Mar 13-Apr 12, 1970) -Robinson House Additions: Loan-Own Art Service (Mar 13-Apr 12, 1970) -Edvard Munch (Mar 23-Apr 19, 1970) -Virginia Craftsmen 1970 (Mar 27-Apr 19, 1970) -Virginia Artist: Ballard Cabell (Apr 1-Apr 26, 1970) -Collectors' Choice (Apr 17-May 24, 1970) -Virginia Artist: Myron Helfgott (Apr 29-May 24, 1970) -American Painting 1970 (May 4-Jun 7, 1970) -Virginia Artist: Helen King Hattorf (May 27-Jun 21, 1970) -Robinson House Additions: Loan-Own Art Service (May 29-Jun 28, 1970) -Recent Acquisitions of the Norton Simon, Inc. Museum (Jun 15-Oct 31, 1970) -Prints by Nine New York Painters (Jul 6-Aug 16, 1970) -Myths of Ancient Peru (Jul 27-Aug 17, 1970) -Works on Paper (Aug 21-Oct 11, 1970) -Sculpture of Black Africa (Aug 31-Nov 1, 1970) -Virginia Artist: Thomas C. Silver (Sep 9-Oct 4, 1970) -Virginia Artist: Marilyn Bevilaqua (Oct 7-Nov 1, 1970) -Virginia Architects/Planners 1970 (Oct 16-Nov 15, 1970) -Virginia Artist: James Bennett (Nov 4-Nov 29, 1970) -Sculpture of Black Africa (Aug 31-Nov 1, 1970) -Contemporary French Tapestries/Jean Lurcat (Nov 16-Dec 27, 1970) -Collectors' Opportunities (Nov 20, 1970-Jan 3, 1971) -Virginia Artist: Willie Anne Wright (Dec 2, 1970-Jan 3, 1971)

Exhibitions listed for 1971 are as follows:

-Virginia Artist: Terry Krumm (Jan 6-Jan 31, 1971) -Design in Glass (Jan 15-Feb 14, 1971) -In Virginia (Jan 18-Feb 14, 1971) -Virginia Artist: Ward Jackson (Feb 3-Feb 28, 1971) -Robinson House Additions: Loan-Own Art Service (Feb 3-Feb 28, 1971) -19th and 20th Century Paintings: From the Collection of the Smit College Museum of Art (Mar 1-Apr 11, 1971) -Virginia Artist: William Bevilaqua (Mar 3-Mar 28, 1971) -Virginia Interior Designers 1971 (Mar 19-Apr 18, 1971) -Virginia Artist: Aldeth Spence Christy (Mar 31-Apr 25, 1971) -Collectors' Choice (Apr 23-May 23, 1971) -Virginia Artist: Helen Freeman (Apr 28-May 23, 1971) -Virginia Artists 1971 (May 3-Jun 7, 1971) -Six to Travel (May 28-Aug 30, 1971) -Photography into Sculpture (Jul 30-Sep 19, 1971) -Virginia Artist: Chuck Roques (Sep 8-Oct 3, 1971) -Goya's Los Caprichos (Sep 24-Oct 10, 1971) -Virginia Artist: Susan Ensley (Oct 6-Oct 31, 1971) -Virginia Photographers 1971 (Oct 12-Nov 7, 1971) -Drawings from the O'Neal Collection (Oct 15-Nov 21, 1971) -Virginia Artist: Nicholas Isaak (Nov 3-Nov 28, 1971) -Art Nouveau (Nov 22, 1971-Jan 2, 1972) -Virginia Artists 1971 (May 3-Jun 7, 1971) -Collectors' Opportunities (Nov 26, 1971-Jan 2, 1972) -Virginia Artist: Paul Munson (Dec 1-Dec 26, 1971) -Medieval Creche (Dec 10, 1971-Jan 9, 1972)

Exhibitions listed for 1972 are as follows:

-William Whitley (Dec 29, 1971-Jan 23, 1972) -Virginia Designers 1972 (Jan 7-Feb 6, 1972) -Collector of the Year 1972 (Jan 17-Feb 20, 1972) -Virginia Artist: Ron Jackson (Jan 26-Feb 20, 1972) -Meissen Porcelain: Selections from the Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Mourot (Feb 11-Mar 12, 1972) -Virginia Artist: Eugene Markowski (Feb 23-Mar 19, 1972) -Virginia Craftsmen 1972 (Mar 13-Apr 9, 1972) -Jasper Johns: Lithographs (Mar 17-Apr 16, 1972) -Technics and Creativity: Gemini G.E.L. (Mar 20-Apr 16, 1972) -Virginia Artist: Thomas C. Silver (Mar 22-Apr 12, 1972) -Virginia Artist: Gerald Donato (Apr 19-May 14, 1972) -Virginia Artist: Jeanne Boardmann Knorr (May 17-Jun 11, 1972) -Willi Gutmann (Jun 1-Jul 9, 1972) -Recent Acquisitions from the Frances and Sydney Lewis Contemporary Art Fund (Jul 7-Sep 12, 1972) -Six to Travel (Jul 14-Sep 3, 1972) -Virginia Artist: Charles Magistro (Sep 6-Oct 1, 1972) -Clarence H. White (Sep 8-Oct 8, 1972) -The Gund Collection of Western Art (Oct 2-Nov 5, 1972) -Western Art in Virginia Collections (Oct 2-Nov 5, 1972) -Virginia Artist: Reginald Case (Oct 4-Oct 29, 1972) -Virginia Architects/Planners 1972 (Oct 10-Nov 5, 1972) -Toys by Artists (Oct 13-Nov 26, 1972) -Virginia Artist: Myron Helfgott (Nov 1-Nov 26, 1972) -Two Sculptors: Lipton and Lachaise (Nov 20-Dec 24, 1972) -Virginia Artist: Frederick Brandt (Nov 29-Dec 27, 1972) -Robinson House Additions: Loan-Own Art Service (Dec 1-Dec 21, 1972)

Exhibitions listed for 1973 are as follows:

-Virginia Artist: Richard Porter (Jan 3-Jan 28, 1973) -Symbolists and Synthetists (Jan 5-Feb 4, 1973) -Collectors of the Year: Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Blumka (Jan 17-Feb 18, 1973) -Virginia Artist: Ballard Cabell (Jan 31-Feb 25, 1973) -Building for the Arts (Feb 9-Mar 11, 1973) -Virginia Artist: Theresa Pollak (Feb 28-Mar 25, 1973) -Edward Hopper: Selections from the Hopper Bequest (Mar 12-Apr 15, 1973) -Virginia Interior Designers 1973 (Mar 16-Apr 15, 1973) -Bernard Martin: A Portrait of Edward Hopper (Mar 16-Apr 15, 1973) -Virginia Artist: H. Gilda Hinter-Reiter (Mar 28-Apr 22, 1973) -Resident Ceramist: Joe Monk (Apr 20-May 20, 1973) -Virginia Artist: Bernard Martin (Apr 25-May 20, 1973) -Virginia Artists 1973 (May 7-Jun 3, 1973) -Virginia Artist: Ward Jackson (May 23-Jun 17, 1973) -Paintings and Sculptures from the Frances and Sydney Lewis Contemporary Art Fund (Jun 19-Sep 16, 1973) -Eleven by Eleven (Aug 1-Aug 31, 1973) -Indians in Washington, D.C.: Photographs, 1858-1890 (Aug 14-Sep 30, 1973) -Virginia Artist: Rebecca Davenport (Sep 5-Oct 7, 1973) -Virginia Photographers 1973 (Oct 9-Nov 4, 1973) -20th Century Photographs (Oct 9, 1973- ?) -Virginia Artist: Kenneth Beer (Oct 10-Nov 11, 1973) -Diaghilev and Russian Stage Designers (Oct 12-Nov 11, 1973) -French Paintings from the Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mellon (Oct 26, 1973- ?) -Virginia Artists: Jack Solomon (Nov 14-Dec 16, 1973) -Jack Beal/Nell Blaine (Nov 19-Dec 23, 1973) -Collectors' Choice (Nov 27-Dec 30, 1973) -Robinson House Additions: Loan-Own Art Service (Dec 19, 1973-Jan 20, 1974)

Exhibitions listed for 1974 are as follows:

-Virginia Designers 1974 (Jan 4-Feb 3, 1974) -Collectors of the Year 1974 (Jan 15-Feb 17, 1974) -Virginia Artist: Joanna Fridley (Jan 23-Feb 24, 1974) -Beauty Under Foot (Feb 8-Mar 10, 1974) -Virginia Artist: Susan Barry (Feb 27-Mar 31, 1974) -Virginia Craftsmen 1974 (Mar 4-Apr 7, 1974) -Walter Gropius: Buildings, Plans, Projects 1906-1969 (Mar 10-Apr 7, 1974) -John Sloan: Prints (Mar 15-Apr 21, 1974) -Virginia Artist: Carlton Abbot (Apr 3-May 5, 1974) -The Flowering of American Folk Art 1776-1876 (Apr 23-Jun 2, 1974) -Reflections: Photographs by Daniel Farber (Apr 30-Jun 2, 1974) -Virginia Artist: James Hagan (May 8-Jun 9, 1974) -It Pays to Advertise (~Jun 9-Jul 28, 1974) -Images and Objects (Jun 12-Aug 31, 1974) -Jose Puig (Jun 17-Jul 21, 1974) -Recent Acquisitions from the Frances and Sydney Lewis Contemporary Art Fund (Jun 25-Sep 22, 1974) -Ivan Chermayeff, Designer (Jul 29-Sep 8, 1974) -Process into Image (~Sep 1-Sep 22, 1974) -Virginia Artist: Barbara Ames (Sep 11-Oct 13, 1974) -Works on Paper (Sep 27-Nov 10, 1974) -Twelve American Painters (Sep 30-Oct 27, 1974) -Virginia Artist: Jim Sanborn (Oct 16-Nov 17, 1974) -Virginia Architects/Planners 1974 (Nov 12-Dec 22, 1974) -Selections from the T. Catesby Jones Collection (Nov 15-Dec 29, 1974) -Picasso: Paintings and Prints (Nov 18-Dec 22, 1974) -Picasso Prints from the Virginia Collections (Nov 20-Dec 15, 1974) -Virginia Artist: Charles Scalin (Nov 20-Dec 29, 1974) -Christmas Treasures from the Virginia Museum (Dec 19, 1974- ?)

Exhibitions listed for 1975 are as follows:

-Student Exhibition (Jan 8-Feb 9, 1975) -Alex Katz: Prints (Jan 10-Feb 9, 1975) -Collector of the Year: Mrs. Lammot duPont Copeland (Jan 14-Feb 16, 1975) -Virginia Artist: Paul Muick (Feb 12-Mar 16, 1975) -Encounter I: Space (Feb 14-Mar 16, 1975) -Images of Reality (Feb 19-Mar 21, 1975) -Virginia Printmakers 1975 (Mar 3-Apr 13, 1975) -Treasures from the North Carolina Museum of Art (Mar 10-Apr 18, 1975) -Virginia Artist: Myron Brody (Mar 19-Apr 20, 1975) -1940 Virginia: The Land, The People (Mar 21-Apr 20, 1975) -Master Drawings from the O'Neal Collection (Mar 25-Apr 25, 1975) -Collectors' Choice (Apr 11-May 18, 1975) -Marilyn Bevilaqua, Joe Monk, Marilyn Wetton (Apr 23-May 25, 1975) -Encounter II: Color (Apr 25-Jun 1, 1975) -Twentieth Century American Sculpture (Apr 30-Jun 6, 1975) -Virginia Artists 1975 (May 5-Jun 8, 1975) -The Human Figure in Art (Jun 13-Jul 18, 1975) -Photographs by Ron Stark (Jun 16-Aug 17, 1975) -Contemporary American Illustrators of Children's Books (Jun 24-Aug 3, 1975) -Recent Acquisitions from the Frances and Sydney Lewis Contemporary Art Fund (Aug 19-Sep 14, 1975) -Josef Albers: Formulation-Articulation (Aug 22-Sep 28, 1975) -Art as Adornment (Aug 27-Sep 26, 1975) -Virginia Photographers 1975 (Sep 29-Oct 26, 1975) -Photographs by Aaron Siskind (Oct 3-Nov 16, 1975) -Landscape in Photography (Oct 8-Nov 14, 1975) -Primitive Art/Masterworks (Nov 17-Dec 21, 1975) -Masterpieces of Pre-Columbian Art (Nov 26, 1975-Jan 2, 1976)

Exhibitions listed for 1976 are as follows:

-The Virginia Museum: A Statewide Arts System (Jan 7-Jan 30, 1976) -Collector of the Year: Nelson A. Rockefeller (Jan 17-Feb 22, 1976) -Virginia Artists: Juror's Choice (Jan 17-Feb 22, 1976) -Virginia Designers 1976 (Jan 8-Feb 8, 1976) -Charles Rennie Mackintosh: Furniture Designs (Jan 27-Feb 22, 1976) -Photographs from the Collection: Gertrude Kasebier, Lewis Hine (Mar 1-Aug 31, 1976) -Twentieth Century Italian Sculpture (Mar 3-Apr 18, 1976) -Virginia Artists: One-Man Exhibitions [Seonglan Kim Boyce, John Morgan, Michael Siecle] (Mar 3-Mar 30, 1976) -Virginia Craftsmen 1976 (Mar 8-Apr 18, 1976) -Collectors' Choice (Mar 26-May 2, 1976) -American Pewter (Apr 27-Jun 6, 1976) -Steuben, Seventy Years of American Glassmaking (May 3-Jun 6, 1976) -Two Virginia Artists [Jim Crable, David Wurtzel] -American Metalcraft (May 11-Jun 7, 1976) -Two Virginia Artists [Jeff Davis, Jay Phyfer] -Kertesz, Rodchenko, Moholy-Nagy (Jun 21-Aug 1, 1976) -Brett Weston: Retrospective (Aug 9-Sep 5, 1976) -Photographs by Dean Brown (Aug 20-Sep 26, 1976) -Virginia Artists One-Man Exhibitions [Peter Heiberger, Damian Bennett, Marsha Polier] (Aug 26-Sep 19, 1976) -American Marine Painting (Sep 27-Oct 31, 1976) -Virginia Artists One-Man Exhibitions [Durwood Dommisse, Jim Miller, Gary Johnson] (Sep 29-Oct 24, 1976) -Prints and Drawings from the Museum Collection (~Nov 1-Dec 31, 1976) -Virginia Artists One-Man Exhibitions [Peter von zur Muehlen, Kent Ipsen] (Nov 1-Nov 28, 1976) -Virginia Architects/Planners 1976 (Nov 8-Dec 19, 1976) -Reality and Revival in Richmond Architecture (Nov 8-Dec 19, 1976) -Virginia Artists: Juror's Choice (Nov 22-Dec 26, 1976) -Virginia Artists One-Man Exhibitions [Frederick Nichols, Jr., Scott McCarney] (Dec 7, 1976-Jan 2, 1977)

Exhibitions listed for 1977 are as follows:

-Antique English Coffee Pots: The Folger's Coffee Silver Collection (Jan 6-Feb 13, 1977) -Collectors of the Year 1977 (Jan 10-Feb 20, 1977) -Virginia Artist One-Man Exhibition [Deans Keppel] (Jan 13-Feb 6, 1977) -Virginia Printmakers 1977 (Jan 19-Feb 20, 1977) -Salvador Dali's Art in Jewels (Feb 14, 1977- ?) -Virginia Artist One-Man Exhibition [David Freed] (Feb 15-Mar 13, 1977) -American Art since 1945 (Mar 14-Apr 17, 1977) -Recent American Realist Paintings (Mar 14-Apr 17, 1977) -Virginia Artist One-Man Exhibitions [Mike Gochenour, Ann Heiberger] -Collectors' Choice (Apr 1-May 1, 1977) -New Glory (Apr 8-May 8, 1977) -Virginia Artist One-Man Exhibitions [Dale Quarterman] -The Twentieth Century Collection (~May 1-Aug 14, 1977) -Virginia Artists 1977 (May 2-Jun 5, 1977) -The William Cullen Bryant Collection (May 6-Jun 12, 1977) -Prints by Edvard Munch (~May 14, 1977- ?) -Virginia Artist One-Man Exhibitions [Willie Anne Wright, David Diller] (Jun 1-Jul 3, 1977) -Salzburger Festspiele (Jun 12-Aug 14, 1977) -Selections from the 19th-Century French Collection (~Jun 25-Sep 18, 1977) -Contemporary Stage Design USA (Jul 19-Aug 14, 1977) -Prints, Drawings, and Paintings on Paper: Selections from the Permanent Collection (Aug 30-Oct 2, 1977) -Virginia Artist One-Man Shows [Pat Glave, Robert Marsh] (Sep 6-Oct 9, 1977) -Virginia Artist One-Man Show [Wallace Dreyer] (Sep 28-Oct 23, 1977) -Duane Hanson (Oct 14-Nov 13, 1977) -Textures of Our Earth (Oct 18-Nov 20, 1977) -Virginia Artist One-Man Shows [James Kirby, Tom Kerrigan] (Oct 31-Nov 27, 1977) -American Folk Painting: Selections from the Collection of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Wiltshire III (Nov 28, 1977-Jan 8, 1978) -Virginia Artist One-Man Shows [Ronald Puckett, Stephen Fisher] (Dec 6, 1977-Jan 2, 1978) -Virginia Craftsmen 1977 (Dec 6, 1977-Jan 15, 1978)

Exhibitions listed for 1978 are as follows:

-Virginia Artist One-Man Exhibitions [Sharon Bloodworth, Jane Aman] (Jan 10-Feb 5, 1978) -Collectors of the Year: Nathalie and Hugo Weisgall (Jan 17-Feb 26, 1978) -Athletes by Andy Warhol (Jan 23-Feb 26, 1978) -Virginia Designers 1978 (Jan 24-Feb 26, 1978) -Virginia Artist One-Man Exhibitions [William Parsons, Barbara Romney] (Feb 14-Mar 12, 1978) -Furniture of Eastern Virginia (Mar 13-Apr 30, 1978) -Virginia Artist One-Man Exhibitions [Laura Pharis, Turid Teague] (Mar 21-Apr 16, 1978) -Collectors' Choice (Mar 28-Apr 30, 1978) -Virginia Artist One-Man Exhibitions [Kathleen Spagnolo, Lewis Thompson] (Apr 25-May 21, 1978) -Virginia Photographers 1978 (May 8-Jun 11, 1978) -Degas (May 22-Jul 9, 1978) -Nineteenth-Century France (May 22-Jul 9, 1978) -Virginia Artist One-Man Show [Joseph Craig English] (May 30-Jul 2, 1978) -Dolley and "the Great Little Madison" (Jul 10-Aug 20, 1978) -Virginia Artist One-Man Show [Leslie Munden] (Jul 12-Aug 13, 1978) -Virginia Artist One-Man Shows [Thomas DeSmidt, Rhonda Coffin, Ronald Coleman] (Aug 21-Sep 17, 1978) -Painting Conservation (Sep 1-Oct 1, 1978) -The Gilbert Collection: Monumental Silver and The Art of Mosaics (Sep 11-Oct 22, 1978) -Virginia Artist One-Man Shows [Ida Trusch, James Bumgardner] (Sep 26-Oct 22, 1978) -Posters of Two World Wars (Oct 3-Nov 12, 1978) -Virginia Artist One-Man Shows [Paul Munson, John Curran] (Oct 31-Nov 26, 1978) -Collectors of the Year: Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore Ford (Nov 13-Dec 23, 1978) -Virginia Artist One-Man Shows [Jim Sanborn, Jeff Davis] (Dec 5-Dec 31, 1978) -Recent Works by Virginia Artists (~Dec 16, 1978-Jan 7, 1979)

Exhibitions listed for 1979 are as follows:

-Paul Klee from the Guggenheim Museum (Jan 8-Feb 18, 1979) -Contemporary Art Acquisitions, The Frances and Sydney Lewis Contemporary Art Fund (Jan 16-Mar 4, 1979) -Virginia Printmakers 1979 (Jan 23-Feb 25, 1979) -Nineteenth- and Twentieth- Century French Paintings from the Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mellon (Feb 7, 1979 - ?) -Art from the Classical World (Feb 7, 1979 - ?) -Virginia Architects 1979 (Mar 6-Apr 8, 1979) -Loie Fuller: Magician of Light (Mar 12-Apr 22, 1979) -Collectors' Choice (Mar 20-Apr 22, 1979) -Dali Drawings (Apr 24, 1979 - ?) -Allan D'Arcangelo (May 7-Jul 1, 1979) -Virginia Artists 1979 (May 14-Jun 17, 1979) -The Admiring Spectator: George Bellows' Vision of America (Jun 29-Aug 5, 1979) -Twenty Virginia Painters (Jul 16-Aug 5, 1979) -Nell Blaine / Alan Gussow (Aug 16-Sep 30, 1979) -Treasures from Chatsworth: The Devonshire Inheritance (Sep 10-Oct 21, 1979) -[Prints and drawings from the Museum collection] (~Oct 1-Oct 31, 1979) -The Figure in Sculpture (Oct 10-Nov 14, 1979) -Mirrors and Windows: American Photography since 1960 (Nov 13-Dec 23, 1979) -Freshworks '79 (Nov 21-Dec 16, 1979) -Ralph Gibson (Nov 21-Dec 16, 1979) -Patrick Henry Bruce: American Modernist (Nov 26, 1979-Jan 6, 1980) -Prints/Multiples by Robert Rauschenberg (Dec 18, 1979-Jan 13, 1980)

Exhibitions listed for 1980 are as follows:

-Emergence and Progression: Six Contemporary American Artists (Jan 15-Mar 2, 1980) -Virginia Designers 1980 (Jan 15-Feb 24, 1980) -New Clay Forms (Jan 25-Mar 2, 1980) -Eight (Mar 6-Apr 6, 1980) -Collectors' Choice (Mar 11-Apr 6, 1980) -Five Years of Collecting (Mar 25-May 4, 1980) -Lee Kelly Drawings and Maquettes (Apr 10-Apr 27, 1980) -Visions of Man (~Apr 10-Apr 27, 1980) -Ancient Portraiture: The Sculptor's Art in Coins and Marble (Apr 29-Jul 20, 1980) -'40-'80 (May 8-Jun 1, 1980) -Virginia Photographers 1980 (May 13-Jun 15, 1980) -SITE: Buildings and Spaces (Jun 9-Aug 10, 1980) -Decorative Fabricators (Jun 16-Jul 6, 1980) -Henri-Cartier Bresson: Photographer (Jun 24-Aug 10, 1980) -Landscape in Photography (Jun 24-Aug 24, 1980) -Dick Cossitt: A Memorial Retrospective (Jul 12-Jul 27, 1980) -Kimberly Spangler/Yoji Matsumura (Aug 2-Aug 17, 1980) -The Jefferson Hotel: Photographs by Sue Dayton (Aug 25-Sep 14, 1980) -Silver in American Life: Selections from the Mabel Brady Garvan and Other Collections at Yale University (Sep 8-Oct 19, 1980) -On Paper (Sep 18-Oct 12, 1980) -Contemporary Urbicultural Documentation Project (CUD) (Oct 22-Nov 9, 1980) -Virginia Artists' Portfolio (Nov 17-Dec 31, 1980) -Mitchell Kriegman: Telephone Stories and Videotapes (Nov 17-Dec 31, 1980) -Virginia Craftsmen 1980 (Nov 17-Dec 21, 1980) -Generations in Clay: Pueblo Pottery of the American Southwest (Nov 17, 1980-Jan 4, 1981) -Ruben Peacock/New Sculpture (Nov 24-Dec 31, 1980)

Exhibitions listed for 1981 are as follows:

-Collector of the Year: Masterpieces of Chinese Export Porcelain from the Mottahedeh Collection (Jan 11, 1981 - ?) -Susan Iverson/John Hawthorne (Jan 12-Feb 15, 1981) -[Selections from Two Francisco Goys Print Sets] (~Jan 26, 1981 - ?) -Edvard Munch and the Female Paradigm (Jan 30-Mar 14, 1981) -Virginia Prints and Drawings 1981 (Feb 18-Mar 22, 1981) -Contemporary Prints from the Virginia Museum Collection (Feb 24-Apr 5, 1981) -Masterworks: European and American Art at the Virginia Museum (Feb 24, 1981 - ?) -Five from the Valley (Apr 13-May 22, 1981) -Mary Cassatt: Graphic Art (May 7-Jun 21, 1981) -The Influence of Japanese Prints on Cassatt's Graphic Work (May 7-Jun 21, 1981) -Romare Bearden: 1970-1980 (Jun 29-Aug 9, 1981) -Art in Our Time: HHK Foundation for Contemporary Art, Inc. (Aug 31-Oct 11, 1981) -Virginia Painting and Sculpture 1981 (Aug 31-Oct 11, 1981) -Jackie Winsor: 1967-78 (Aug 31-Oct 11, 1981) -Seldom Seen: Works from the Permanent Collection (~Oct 3, 1981-~Jan 1982) -Hiroshige: The Tokaido Road (~Oct 17, 1981 - ?) -Bruce Schnabel: Collaborations (Oct 26-Dec 7, 1981) -Three Masters of Landscape: Fragonard, Robert, and Boucher (Nov 9-Dec 27, 1981) -Collectors' Choice (Nov 17-Dec 13, 1981) -Sidney Goodman: Paintings, Drawings, and Prints (Dec 15, 1981-Jan 24, 1982)

Exhibitions listed for 1982 are as follows:

-Contemporary American Realism Since 1960 (Feb 2-Mar 28, 1982) -Constructed Paintings (Feb 2-Mar 14, 1982) -Collectors of the Year: Holly and Arthur Magill (Feb 16-Mar 7, 1982) -Vito Acconci (Mar 23-May 2, 1982) -Turkish Treasures from the Collection of Edwin Binney 3rd (Apr 12-May 23, 1982) -100 Years of Navajo Rugs (~Apr 17, 1982 - ?) -The Art of South Italy: Vases from Magna Graecia (May 11-Aug 8, 1982) -Antiquity Discovered: Classical Themes in Eighteenth-Century Prints (May 11-Aug 8, 1982) -Myron Helfgott (May 11-Jun 27, 1982) -20 Sculptors (Jun 1-Aug 31, 1982) -[Whistler Etchings] (~Jul 31-Sep 1982) -Matter-Memory-Meaning (Jul 6-Aug 17, 1982) -American Abstraction Now (Sep 1-Oct 3, 1982) -La Bella Mano: Pre-Raphaelite Paintings and the Decorative Arts (Sep 13-Oct 24, 1982) -The Pinhole Image: Eleven Photographers (Oct 12-Nov 28, 1982) -Cy Twombly: Works on Paper, 1954-1976 (Nov 22, 1982-Jan 2, 1983) -Neil Welliver: Paintings, 1966-1980 (Nov 22, 1982-Jan 9, 1983) -The Expressive Anecdote: Directions in Figurative Art (Dec 7, 1982-Jan 9, 1983)

Exhibitions listed for 1983 are as follows:

-Videoworks: William Wegman (Jan 18-Feb 6, 1983) -Videoworks II: A Selection (Feb 8-Feb 20, 1983) -Faberge: Selections from the Forbes Magazine Collection (Feb 8-Mar 13, 1983) -Three Approaches to Realism (Mar 9-Apr 24, 1983) -Experts' Choice: The Seventh International Exhibition Presented by C.I.N.O.A. (Apr 22-Jun 12, 1983) -Image Innovations: The Europeans (May 10-Jun 12, 1983) -Recent Acquisitions: Photographs by Ansel Adams and Garry Winogrand (Jun 1-Jul 31, 1983) -The Next Juried Show (Jul 16-Aug 24, 1983) -Painting in the South, 1564-1980 (Sep 13-Nov 27, 1983) -Frances Benjamin Johnston: A Southern Sensibility (Sep 13-Nov 27, 1983) -Mark Catesby: A Southern Naturalist (Sep 13-Nov 27, 1983) -Sculpture Now: Recent Figurative Works (Oct 11-Nov 13, 1983) -Wealth of the Ancient World (Oct 17-Dec 11, 1983) -Impressions I: Experimental Prints (Nov 29, 1983-Jan 15, 1984) -Impressions II: Experiments in Paper (Nov 29, 1983-Jan 15, 1984)

Exhibitions listed for 1984 are as follows:

-Paintings from the Royal Academy: Two Centuries of British Art (Jan 16-Feb 26, 1984) -Painters: Six Emerging Artists (Feb 3-Mar 11, 1984) -Nicholas Africano/Paintings, 1976-1983 (Mar 27-Apr 29, 1984) -The Grand Prix de Rome: Paintings from the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, 1797-1863 (Apr 2-May 27, 1984) -Construction Works (May 15-Jun 10, 1984) -David True: Paintings 1977-1984 (Sep 11-Oct 7, 1984) -East Village Artists (Oct 22-Nov 18, 1984) -A Share of Honour: Virginia Women 1600-1945 (Nov 8, 1984-Jan 9, 1985) -Jewelry USA (Dec 3, 1984-Jan 6, 1985)

Exhibitions listed for 1985 are as follows:

-Large Figurative Drawings (Jan 21-Feb 17, 1985) -Weavers, Merchants, and Kings: The Inscribed Rugs of Armenia (Feb 19-Mar 1, 1985) -Oriental Rugs from the Fisher Collection (Feb 19-Apr 10, 1985) -Susan Rothenberg (Feb 25-Mar 27, 1985) -British Watercolors: Drawings of the 18th and 19th Centuries from the Yale Center for British Art (Apr 29-Jun 9, 1985) -The Second Governor's Awards for the Arts in Virginia (May 2-May 17, 1985) -Ezekiel's Vision: Moses Jacob Ezekiel and the Classical Tradition (May 16-Jul 7, 1985) -Magdalena Abakanowicz (Nov 21, 1985-Jan 26, 1986)

Exhibitions listed for 1986 are as follows:

-Art Nouveau Jewelry by Rene Lalique (Jan 18-Mar 16, 1986) -19th- and 20th-Century Masters from the Collection of Marion and Gustave Ring (Jan 18-Mar 16, 1986) -Drawings from the Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Thaw (Jan 18-Mar 16, 1986) -Installations: Ephemeris [Kristin Jones and Andrew Ginzel) and Pi (Chuck Henry) (Feb 17-Mar 30, 1986) -Susanne K. Arnold: Buried Voices/Italy (Apr 14-May 25, 1986) -Edward Weston and Clarence John Laughlin: An Introduction to the Third World of Photography (Apr 22-Jun 1, 1986) -Pieces of Virginia (May 1-Jun 8, 1986) -The Paris Style 1900: Art Nouveau Bing (Sep 15-Nov 23, 1986) -Albert Paley: The Art of Metal (May 27-Jul 20, 1986) -Process/Image/Portrait: Recent Sculpture by Myron Helfgott, Elizabeth King, and Genna Watson (Jun 9-Jul 20, 1986) -Liberties with Liberty (~Jun 23-Aug 31, 1986) -Ebla to Damascus: Art and Archaeology of Ancient Syria (Jul 15-Sep 14, 1986) -Patrick Kehoe: Recent Paintings; W.C. Richardson: Recent Paintings (Aug 4-Sep 21, 1986) -Mimmo Paladino: Recent Paintings and Sculpture, 1982-86 (Sep 30-Nov 9, 1986) -Robert Capa: A Retrospective 1931-1954 (Nov 20, 1986-Jan 25, 1987) -Spiritual Impact: The Paintings of Edward Knippers (Nov 25, 1986-Jan 25, 1987)

Exhibitions listed for 1987 are as follows:

-German Expressionist Art: Selections from the Ludwig and Rosy Fischer Collection (Jan 12-Mar 8, 1987) -Old Russian Enamels: Nationalism and the Decorative Arts Revival in 19th-Century Moscow (Jan 15-Mar 8, 1987) -Doug Hall, 'The Plains of San Agustin' (Jan 22-Mar 1, 1987) -Perspectives: Angles on African Art (Feb 21-Apr 26, 1987) -Recent Graphics from American Print Shops (Mar 17-May 10, 1987) -Power and Gold: Jewelry from Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines (Apr 21-Jun 14, 1987) -Gold Boxes from the Gilbert Collection (Apr 28-Jun 21, 1987) -Chinese Ceramics: The Koger Collection (May 13-Aug 2, 1987) -Ray Kass: Recent Paintings; David Krueger: Recent Paintings (May 26-Jul 5, 1987) -Contemplating the American Watercolor: Selections from the Transco Energy Company Collection (Jun 23-Aug 16, 1987) -Portrait: Faces of the '80s (Jul 20-Sep 13, 1987) -Authority and Ornament: Art of the Sepik River (Aug 10-Oct 4, 1987) -13 Prints by One/Off (Aug 31-Oct 4, 1987) -Made in U.S.A.: An Americanization in Modern Art, The '50s and '60s (Oct 4-Dec 6, 1987) -Visions of Man: The R.S. Reynolds Memorial Award Sculptures (Oct 16-Dec 16, 1987) -Early Cycladic Art in North American Collections (Nov 9, 1987-Jan 10, 1988) -Drawings for the Stage by Leslie Cheek, Jr. (Dec 4, 1987-Jan 3, 1988)

Exhibitions listed for 1988 are as follows:

-Un/Common Ground: Virginia Artists 1988 (Jan 13-Mar 6, 1988) -Master European Drawings from the Musee Atger (Feb 16-Mar 20, 1988) -Virginia Youth Exhibition (Mar 8-Apr 3, 1988) -Surimono from the Chester Beatty Collection (Mar 28-May 8, 1988) -Sharing Traditions: Five Black Artists in Nineteenth-Century America from the Collections of the National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution (Apr 12-May 22, 1988) -A Graphic Muse: Prints by Contemporary American Women (Apr 25-Jun 12, 1988) -Glory of the Page: Medieval and Renaissance Illuminated Manuscripts from the University of Glasgow Library (Jun 13-Aug 14, 1988) -Architectural Drawings by Richmond Architects: Carneal and Johnson (Jul 19-Aug 21, 1988) -Craft Today: Poetry of the Physical (Aug 9-Oct 2, 1988) -Art/Artifact: African Art in Anthropology Collections (Sep 20-Oct 30, 1988) -John Cage: "New River" Watercolors (Oct 24-Nov 27, 1988) -Views from Jade Terrace: Chinese Women Artists, 1300-1912 (Dec 5, 1988-Jan 15, 1989) -Awards in the Visual Arts 7 (Dec 12, 1988-Jan 29, 1989)

Exhibitions listed for 1989 are as follows:

-Collecting Photographs: Selected Acquisitions Since 1980 (Jan 17-Mar 12, 1989) -NAMES Quilt (Jan 24-Feb 5, 1989) -Winslow Homer's Images of Blacks: The Civil War and Reconstruction Years (Feb 14-Apr 2, 1989) -1989 Virginia Youth Art Exhibition (Mar 5-Apr 9, 1989) -Tom Czarnopys: Recent Sculpture (Mar 13-Apr 30, 1989) -Harlem Renaissance: Art of Black America (Mar 27-May 21, 1989) -The Burghers of Calais (Apr 22, 1989-Jan 1990?) -Lucas Samaras: Objects and Subjects, 1969-1986 (Jun 12-Aug 13, 1989) -The Eloquent Object (Jun 26-Aug 30, 1989) -Sounding Forms: African Musical Instruments (Jul 16-Sep 10, 1989) -Robert Jessup: Recent Paintings (Sep 18-Oct 29, 1989) -Imperial Taste: Chinese Ceramics from the Percival David Foundation (Oct 2-Dec 10, 1989) -Fashion and Style: Small Sculptures of the Art Deco Period (Oct 10-Nov 26, 1989) -Prints by Marie Laurencin from the Collection of St. Catherine's School (Oct 11-Dec 10, 1989) -Three on Technology: New Photographs by Robert Cumming, Lee Friedlander, and Jan Groover (Oct 24-Dec 10, 1989) -Paul Outerbridge, a Singular Aesthetic: Photographs and Drawings, 1921-1941 (Oct 24-Dec 10, 1989) -Robert Yarber Paintings: 1980-1988 (Nov 20-Dec 31, 1989)

Exhibitions listed for 1990 are as follows:

-American Painting from a Century of Collecting: The Maier Museum of Art, Randolph-Macon Woman's College (Jan 22-Mar 4, 1990) -Christopher Silliman: Recent Sculpture (Jan 29-Mar 11, 1990) -Davi Det Hompson: Wax Paintings (Jan 29-Mar 11, 1990) -The Consul Smith Collection, Masterpieces of Italian Drawing from the Royal Library, Windsor Castle: Raphael to Canaletto (Feb 1-Apr 22, 1990) -Holy Image, Holy Space: Icons and Frescoes from Greece (Feb 26-Apr 29, 1990) -1990 Virginia Youth Art Exhibition (Mar 3-Apr 1, 1990) -"Marcel Duchamp's Mother's Potato-Masher" and Other Works of Art: A Gift of Best Products Co., Inc. (Apr 3-May 13, 1990) -Vanishing Presence (Apr 23-Jun 17, 1990) -Collectors' Circle Show: Landscapes (May 8-May 27, 1990) -The Good Design Collection of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (May 22-Jul 8, 1990) -Robert Stackhouse Encounterings: Installation with Drawings (Jun 4-Jul 15, 1990) -Furniture by Wendell Castle (Jun 18-Aug 19, 1990) -Architectural Drawings by Charlottesville Architects: Browne, Eichman, Dalgliesh, Gilpin and Paxton (Jul 17-Aug 12, 1990) -Harmony and Discord: American Landscape Painting Today (Aug 7-Sep 30, 1990) -Romance of the Taj Mahal (Aug 20-Nov 25, 1990) -Un/Common Ground: Virginia Artists 1990 (Oct 22-Dec 16, 1990) -Inuit Art from Canada's Arctic (CARC) (Dec 6, 1990-Jan 13, 1991)

Exhibitions listed for 1991 are as follows:

-Collecting Photographs: Elected Acquisitions Since 1980 (Jan 17-Mar 2, 1991) -American Photography: 1839-1900 (Jan 22-Mar 3, 1991) -Black Art Ancestral Legacy: The African Impulse in African-American Art (Jan 29-Mar 24, 1991) -1991 Virginia Youth Art Exhibition (Mar 3-Mar 31, 1991) -Gari Melchers: A Retrospective Exhibition (Apr 8-Jun 2, 1991) -Studio Art Faculty Exhibition (Apr 16-May 12, 1991) -Perspectives on the Permanent Collection: Robert Morris (Apr 23-Jun 2, 1991) -Perspectives on the Permanent Collection: Contemporary Sculpture (Jun 24-Aug 11, 1991) -The Art of Photography: 1991 National Society of Arts and Letters Juried Competition (Jun 3-Jun 30, 1991) -At Home: American Art in the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts 1700-1950 (Jul 2, 1991-Jun 1, 1993) -British and French Drawings and Watercolors in the Virginia Museum: The Douglas H. Gordon Collection (Aug 20-Sep 29, 1991) -Alfredo Jaar: Georgraphy=War (Sep 6-Oct 20, 1991) -Fine Arts and Flowers (Oct 21-Oct 24, 1991) -Islamic Art and Patronage: Treasures from Kuwait (Nov 5, 1991-Jan 29, 1992) -Masterpieces of American Painting from the Cincinnati Art Museum (Nov 18, 1991-Jan 5, 1992)

Exhibitions listed for 1992 are as follows:

-Gifts to the Commonwealth: Art Purchase Endowments and Private Donations (Jan 15-Apr 12, 1992) -Emmet Gowin: Photographs (Feb 18-Apr 12, 1992) -1992 Virginia Youth Art Exhibition (Mar 1-Apr 5, 1992) -Seventeenth-Century Chinese Porcelain from the Butler Family Collection (Mar 26-May 3, 1992) -Me as a Child: Games and Celebrations (Mar 31-May 3, 1992) -Power: Its Myths and Mores in American Art, 1961-1991 (May 11-Jul 12, 1992) -Mystic Visions: The Virginia Museum's Collection of Nepalese and Tibetan Art (Jul 6-Dec 27, 1992) -Namgyal Monks (Champa, Tsering, Dhondup) Creating the Vajrabhairava Mandala (July 7-July 26, 1992) -Before the Iron Horse: A Selection of British Drawings and Prints from the Paul Mellon Collection (Sep 8, 1992-May 30, 1993) -Dutch and Flemish Seventeenth-Century Paintings: The Harold Samuel Collection (Oct 9-Dec 6, 1992) -Bill Viola: Slowly Turning Narrative and Other Video Works (Oct 30-Dec 27, 1992) -The Making of Virginia Architecture: Drawings and Models, 1719-1990 (Nov 7, 1992-Jan 3, 1993)

Exhibitions listed for 1993 are as follows:

-IN/SIGHT: Late 20th-Century Art at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (Feb 17, 1993-?) -Late 20th-Century Works on Paper (Feb 17-May 16, 1993) -Transformed Reality (Feb 17-May 16, 1993) -Focus Series-Jim Dine: Robes (Feb 17-Jul 11, 1993) -Art of the Himalayas: Treasures from Nepal and Tibet (Mar 2-Apr 25, 1993) -Perspective Series-Romanticism (Apr 29-Jul 18, 1993) -It's a Small World: A Celebration of Our Community's Cultural Diversity (May 1-June 20, 1993) -Athena and Her City: The Panathenaic Festival in Ancient Athens (May 10-Aug 1, 1993) -Cajun Music and Zydeco: Photographs by Philip Gould (Jul 1-Aug 15, 1993) -Big Al Carter: Paintings and Works on Paper (Jul 10-Sep 19, 1993) -Focus Series - Chuck Close: Portraits (Jul 24-Oct 31, 1993) -Sir Thomas Lawrence: Portraits of an Age, 1790-1830 (Aug 2-Sep 26, 1993) -Perspective Series-Portraits in Europe: 1500-1850 (Aug 3-Nov 7, 1993) -George Catlin's "Indian Gallery": Views of the American West (Oct 6, 1993-Jan 30, 1994) -Fine Arts and Flowers (Oct 18-Oct 20, 1993) -Jewel Rivers: Japanese Art from the Burke Collection (Oct 25, 1993-Jan 2, 1994) -Focus Series-Mark Rothko: The Late Years (Nov 13, 1993-Mar 13, 1994) -Michiko Kon: Still Lives (Nov 16, 1993-Jan 23, 1994) -Hiroshi Sugimoto: Seascapes and Theaters (Nov 16, 1993-Jan 23, 1994) -Perspective Series-Recent Gifts: Building the Collections (Nov 23, 1993-Jan 23, 1994) -A Passion for Color: Paintings and Pictorial Textiles from Rajasthan and Central India (Dec 14, 1993-May 29, 1994)

Exhibitions listed for 1994 are as follows:

-Lost and Forgotten Meanings (Feb 1-Jul 3, 1994) -Secrecy: African Art that Conceals and Reveals (Feb 1-Mar 27, 1994) -German Expressionist Art: Selections from the Ludwig and Rosy Fischer Collection (1994-1995) -Andy Warhol: Early Portraits (Mar 26-Sept 18, 1994) -The Sporting Life (Mar 1-Jul 31, 1994) -Alison Saar: Fertile Ground and Crossroads (Feb 18-May 15, 1994) -Paintings from Muslim Courts of India (Jun 21-Dec 31, 1994) -From Delacroix to Toulouse-Lautrec: French Drawings from the Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mellon (Aug 23, 1994-Jan 1, 1995) -Design for Living: Post-War Furniture from the Collection of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (Jul 12-Sep 25, 1994) -Falling in Love Again: Virginia is for Lovers (Jul 1-Sep 4, 1994) -Philip Guston: Paintings of the '70s (Oct 8, 1994-Feb 5, 1995) -Spirit of the Motherland: African Art (Sep 24, 1994-Apr 30, 1995) -Designed to Sell: Turn-of-the-Century American Posters (Nov 9, 1994-Jan 8, 1995) -My Point of View: Photographs by Moneta Sleet, Jr. (Oct 21-Dec 18, 1994)

Exhibitions listed for 1995 are as follows:

-Repicturing Abstraction (Jan 21-Mar 19, 1995) -Focus Series-Susan Rothenberg: The Head-and-Hand Paintings (Feb 18-Jul 2, 1995) -America Around 1900: Impressionism, Realism, and Modern Life (Jun 12-Sep 17, 1995) -"A Hunting We Will Go": British Sporting Drawings and Prints from the Collection of Paul Mellon (Oct 3, 1995-Jul 28, 1996) -Indian Painting from the Punjab Hills (Oct 17, 1995-Jun 23, 1996) -Common Materials-Uncommon Visions (Oct 21, 1995-?) -Fine Arts and Flowers (Oct 25-Oct 27, 1995) -American Arts and Crafts: Elbert Hubbard and the Roycrofters (Nov 14, 1995-Jan 7, 1996)

Exhibitions listed for 1996 are as follows:

-Un/Common Ground: Virginia Artists 1996 (Mar 2-May 12, 1996) -1996 Virginia Youth Art Exhibition (Mar 10-Mar 31, 1996) -Muses: A Tribute to Mature Women Who Live Creative Lives (Apr 12-Jun 15, 1996) -Splendors of an Age: Italian Paintings from Burghley House (May 30-Aug 25, 1996) -Material Presence: The Art of Beverly Semmes (Jun 21-Sep 8, 1996) -A Sampler from India: Masterpieces of Painting from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (Jul 16, 1996-May 11, 1997) -I Sing for the Animals: Animal Drawings and Prints from the Paul Mellon Collection (Oct 1, 1996-Feb 2, 1997) -The Lillian Thomas Pratt Collection of Faberge (Aug 22-Nov 10, 1996) -Jacob Lawrence: The Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman Series of Narrative Paintings (Nov 15, 1996-Jan 19, 1997) -Recent Acquisitions: Works by Joseph Cornell (Dec 10, 1996-Jul 20, 1997)

Exhibitions listed for 1997 are as follows:

-Picture This: New Photographs from the Collection (Mar 7-May 25, 1997) -Carrie Mae Weems: Africa Series (Mar 7-May 25, 1997) -Masterpieces in Little: Portrait Miniatures from the Collection of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II (May 1-Jul 13, 1997) -God, Hero, and Lover: Representations of Krishna in Indian Painting (Jun 3, 1997-Jan 4, 1998) -Adornment for Eternity: Chinese Jewelry through the Ages (Aug 11-Nov 9, 1997) -American Dreams: Paintings and Decorative Arts from the Warner Collection (Sep 18, 1997-Jan 25, 1998) -Fine Arts and Flowers (Oct 20-Oct 22, 1997) -William Blake: Illustrations of the Book of Job (Nov 1, 1997-Jan 11, 1998)

Exhibitions listed for 1998 are as follows:

-Hallowed Ground: Preserving America's Heritage (Mar 10-May 31, 1998) -Cho Duck Hyun: Memories of the 20th Century (Mar 13-May 17, 1998) -From the Looms of India (Mar 31, 1998-Feb 28, 1999) -India: A Celebration of Independence, 1947-1997 (May 11-Jul 26, 1998) -Gabriele Munter: The Years of Expressionism, 1903-1920 (Jul 10-Sep 20, 1998) -A Passion for Prints: The Gertrude Weber Collection (Jul 28-Nov 29, 1998) -Discover Silver! The Jerome and Rita Gans Collection of English Silver (Oct 25, 1998-?) -Designed for Delight: Alternative Aspects of Twentieth-Century Decorative Arts (Nov 11, 1998-Jan 31, 1999) -Fiery Steeds: French Romantic Studies by Carle Vernet from the Ritzenberg Collection (Dec 15, 1998-Mar 14,1999)

Exhibitions listed for 1999 are as follows:

-Highlights of Late 20th Century Art from the Sydney and Francis Lewis Collection (Feb 27, 1999-Jan 2000) -Splendors of Ancient Egypt (May 25-Nov 28, 1999) -God, Refuge, and Protector: Images of Vishnu (July 6, 1999-Apr 30, 2000) -Faces (Dec 14, 1999-?) -Fiery Steeds: French Romantic Studies by Carle Vernet from the Ritzenberg Collection (Dec 15, 1999-Mar 14, 2000)

Exhibitions listed for 2000 are as follows:

-George Stubbs in the Collection of Paul Mellon-A Memorial Exhibition (Feb 17-May 14, 2000) -Vanitas: Meditations on Life and Death in Contemporary Art (Apr 4-Jun 18, 2000) -John Singer Sargent: Portraits of the Wertheimer Family (Jul 11-Oct 29, 2000) -Monet, Renoir ad the Impressionist Landscape (Sept 19-Dec 10, 2000)

Exhibitions listed for 2001 are as follows:

-Nature Leashed and Unleashed, Barye and 19th Century Animal Sculptures (Feb 20-Jul 22, 2001) -Martin Puryear (Mar 6-May 27, 2001) -Print Matters: New Works and Modern Treasures (Mar 27-Jan 6, 2002) -Narratives of African American Art and Identity: The David C. Driskell Collection (Jul 21-Sep 30, 2001) -Worlds of Wonder and Desire: Indian Paintings from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (Nov 21, 2001-Feb 24, 2002)

Exhibitions listed for 2002 are as follows:

-Richard Roth, Grief: A Collection (Jan 9-Apr 7, 2002) -Outer and Inner Space: A Video Exhibition in Three Parts (Jan 19-Aug 18, 2002) -"Gone Away": Gifts from the Estate of Paul Mellon (Feb 6, 2002-Jul 7, 2003) -A Golden Legacy: 50 Years of the Arthur and Margaret Glasgow Fund (Apr 4-Aug 18, 2002) -Elizabeth King, Sculptor (~Jun 2002-?) -Celebrating Art Nouveau: The Kreuzer Collection (Oct 5, 2002-Jan 19, 2003)

Exhibitions listed for 2003 are as follows:

-As Long as the Waters flow: Native Americans in the South and East (Apr 24-Jul 20, 2003) -Uncommon Legacies: Native American Art from the Peabody Essex Museum (Apr 24-Jul 20, 2003) -The New VMFA: Building for the Future (May 2003-?) -Generations: African American Art in the VMFA Collection (Jun 21-Nov 30, 2003) -The New VMFA: Collecting for the Future (Oct 15, 2003-Jan 4, 2004) -Robert Lazzarini (Oct 25, 2003-Jan 4, 2004) -Mr. Whistler's Galleries: Avant-Garde in Victorian London (Nov 20, 2003-Apr 4, 2004)

Exhibitions listed for 2004 are as follows:

-BEST FRIENDS: Portraits of Sydney and Frances Lewis (Feb 18-Jul 11, 2004) -Stories of Passion and Art: Courbet, Van Gogh, Warhol and Friends (Mar 26-Jun 13, 2004) -Outdoor Signage for Bonjour Monsier Courbet! The Bruyas Collection from the Musee Fabre, Montpellier (May 2004) -Selections: 20th Century Latin American Art in the VMFA Collection (Sep 1, 2004-Mar 13, 2005) -Albrecht Durer: A Renaissance Journey in Print (Oct 15, 2004-Jan 9, 2005)

Exhibitions listed for 2005 are as follows:

-Mary Tyler Freeman Cheek McClenahan Memorial Exhibit (Feb 4-Jun 2, 2005) -The Council: Serving the VMFA Since 1955 (Apr 28-Sep 25, 2005) -Capturing Beauty: American Impressionist and Realist Paintings from the McGlothlin Collection (May 19-Sep 18, 2005) -An Enduring Legacy: Paintings Acquired Through the J. Harwood and Louise B. Cochrane Fund for American Art (Aug 10, 2005-Fall 2008) -LOOK HERE: Dazzle (Nov 2, 2005-Jan 29, 2006)

Exhibitions listed for 2006-2007 are as follows:

-LOOK HERE: Feast (Mar 16-Jun 25, 2006) -LOOK HERE: Speed (Sep 6, 2006-Jan 7, 2007) -Faces at the Races: The Equine Culture in Virginia (Sep 6, 2006-Jan 7, 2007) -VMFA College Night (Oct 5, 2006) -Virginia Vistas: Oil Paintings and Watercolors by Ted Turner (Feb 2-Apr 20, 2007) -RULE BRITTANIA commercial shoot (Mar 30, 2007) -RULE BRITTANIA! (Apr 28-Aug 12, 2007) -Gans-Noble Silver Exhibit 2007 -Cultures in Context: African and Native American Art in the Age of Jamestown Panel Discussion (Jun 7, 2007) -From the Seed to the Hand: Photographs by Angela M. Orrell (Jun-Sep 4, 2007) -Gericault to Bonnard (Jun 13, 2007-2008) -RULE BRITTANIA exterior signage (Jul 2007) -Celebrating Paul Mellon (Jul 2007) -Great British Watercolors (Jul 11-Sep 30, 2007) -LOOK HERE: Mystery (Oct 6-Dec 30, 2007) -LOOK HERE: Mystery College Night (Oct 25, 2007) -Bronzes by Pierre-Jules Mene (Nov 14, 2007-Jan 27, 2008) -Inuit Images: Art from the Canadian Arctic (Nov 13, 2007-Jan 13, 2008) -The First Impressionist: Eugene Boudin (Nov 14, 2007-Jan 27, 2008)

Exhibitions listed for 2008-2009 are as follows:

-Landscapes from the Age of Impressionism (Mar 2008-?) -De-Installation of Discovering Silver Exhibition (n.d.) -Catesby Grave (n.d.) -An Enduring Legacy: The J. Harwood and Louise B. Cochrane Fund for American Art (Dec 2008-?) -Sol LeWitt Reinstallation (Jan 12-Feb 3, 2009) -Shenandoah: Views of our National Park (Feb 6-May 31, 2009) -Labor and Leisure Installation (Feb 24, 2009) -Morland Exhibition (Jul 2009) -Tiffany: Color and Light exhibition previews and opening (Sep 2009)

Exhibitions listed for 2010 are as follows:

-Glen McClure - Dominion Derby Girls (Jan 2010-?) -Matisse, Picasso, and Modern Art in Paris (May 1-Jul 25, 2010) -American Art from the McGlothlin Collection (May 1-Jul 18, 2010) -German Expressionist Art: Selections from the Fischer Collection (May 1-Jul 18, 2010) -Tiffany: Color and Light (May 29-Aug 15, 2010) (whole 2nd binder is Tiffany events and opening) -Chuck Close: People Who Matter to Me (Jul 10-Oct 17, 2010) -Jun Kaneko sculptures (Jul 17-Dec 12, 2010) -Darkroom: Photography and New Media in South Africa since 1950 (Aug 21-Oct 24, 2010) -Corot to Cezanne: French Drawings from the Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mellon (Sep 11, 2010-Jan 2, 2011) -Gallery views (Aug-Sep 2010) -Sally Mann: The Flesh and The Spirit (Nov 2010-Jan 2011)

Exhibition Openings for 2001-2010 are as follows:

-Worlds of Wonder and Desire: Indian Paintings from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (Nov 18, 2001) -Inner and Outer Space: A Video Exhibition in Three Parts (Jan 18, 2002) -Celebrating Art Nouveau: The Kreuzer Collection (Oct 4, 2002) -Night Nouveau (Oct 5, 2002) -Stories of Passion and Art: Courbet, Van Gogh, Warhol and Friends (Mar 25, 2004) -Capturing Beauty: American Impressionist and Realist Paintings from the McGlothlin Collection (May 16-18, 2005) -LOOK HERE: Dazzle (Nov 1-5, 2005) -LOOK HERE: Feast (Mar 17, 2006) -LOOK HERE: Speed (Sep 8, 2006) -LOOK HERE: Mystery (Oct 4, 2007) -The First Impressionist: Eugene Boudin (Nov 15, 2007) -Labor and Leisure (Feb 20, 2009) -American Quilts: Selections from the Winterthur Collection (Oct 6-8, 2010)