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Please join us from 5:30-8:30 PM for Lincoln Park Art Night.

Hop-on and hop-off the luxury sprinter vans that will be circulating between five unique art galleries in Lincoln Park, celebrating the neighborhood's art community.

At Madron we will be opening our 25th anniversary show, The Fine Art of [Madron Gallery], an exhibition that highlights our on-going scholarship on 19th and 20th century American artists.

Participating galleries include: @artcitychicago @artonsedgwick @gallery1871chicago @ottachicago

Thank you to our generous sponsors and partners: @blickartmaterials @wintrust @lincolnparkchamber @oldtownchi by @madrongallery

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The Fine Art of [Madron Gallery] opening: Thursday, October 15 at 5:30 PM

The exhibition explores 25 artworks by 25 artists that Madron Gallery has analyzed, discussed, and exhibited, in our 25 years. by @madrongallery

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Please join us for Lincoln Park Art Night on Thursday, October 15 from 5:30 - 8:30 PM.

This free event celebrates the neighborhood's art community. Ride our hop-on/hop-off vans that circulate throughout the night between five unique art galleries in Lincoln Park.

At Madron Gallery we will be opening our 25th anniversary show, The Fine Art of [Madron Gallery]

Participating galleries: @artcitychicago @artonsedgwick @ottachicago @gallery1871chicago

Thank you to our generous sponsors and partners: @blickartmaterials @wintrust @lincolnparkchamber @oldtownchi by @madrongallery

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With head tilted back and neck exposed, the posture appears to be one of ecstasy—perhaps an allusion to the revelers of Dionysus, the god of wine.

Created shortly after American women won the right to vote, scholars have interpreted "The Vine" as a symbol of social freedom, autonomy, and breaking from traditional Victorian constraints.

Read more about Frishmuth's sculpture in our September newsletter, out today!

Harriet Whitney Frishmuth (1880-1980), "The Vine," modeled 1921;
cast 1921-66, Bronze, 11 ½ inches. by @madrongallery

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In the defense of realism, Raphael Soyer wrote, “My art is representational by choice. In my opinion, if the art of painting is to survive, it must describe and express people, their lives and times.”
This self-portrait of the artist at 80 is one of straight-forward humility.

Raphael Soyer, "Self-Portrait," 1979, Color lithograph, 11 x 8 inches.

#raphaelsoyer by @madrongallery

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According to William Glackens' daughter-in-law in a letter to the painting's first owner, Glackens painted the work in New Hampshire in the early 1920s, adding, "May you be happy with it."

William Glackens, "Foothills of the White Mountains," c. 1922, Oil on canvas board, 12 x 16 inches.

#williamglackens #whitemountainsnewhampshire by @madrongallery

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Whistler's model in “The Little Nude Model, Reading” strikes a nonchalant pose; situated in an undone space and described in scribbled line work, the moment appears spontaneous, but of course we know, it's anything but. She reads intently, wrist arched, just about to flip the page.

James Abbott McNeill Whistler (1834-1903), “The Little Nude Model, Reading,”
1890, lithograph on paper, 6.5 x 7 inches.

On view in The Fine Art of [Madron Gallery] starting October 15. by @madrongallery

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Opening Reception on October 15 at 5:30 PM, The Fine Art of [Madron Gallery], an exhibition that explores twenty-five artworks by twenty-five artists that Madron has analyzed, discussed, and exhibited.

Art serves as both a reflection of culture and a catalyst actively shaping future thought. Artists communicate universal truths and authentic moments, creating work that transcends time, inspires audiences, and builds community. Individual objects can be powerful tools—gateways into unknown or forgotten narratives. Researching the provenance and cultural context of historical works involves exploring archives, libraries, exhibition catalogues, personal letters, newspaper articles, and oral histories. Madron Gallery works diligently to uncover these stories. Through our monthly newsletter, The Fine Art of [ ], we highlight 19th and 20th-century artists whose work remains as relevant today as the day it was created. by @madrongallery

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Please join us for LINCOLN PARK ART NIGHT on Thursday, October 15 -- 5:30 - 8:30 PM.

The free event, hosted by five unique art galleries in Lincoln Park, celebrates the neighborhood's art community. Ride our hop-on/hop-off vans that circulate throughout the night.

At Madron we will be opening our 25th anniversary show, The Fine Art of [Madron Gallery]!

Participating galleries: @artcitychicago @artonsedgwick @ottachicago @gallery1871chicago

Thank you to our generous sponsors and partners: @blickartmaterials @wintrust @lincolnparkchamber @oldtownchi by @madrongallery

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We are currently closed for installation.

But, can’t wait to welcome you back on Thursday, October 15th with The Fine Art of [Madron Gallery] by @madrongallery

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Warm wishes for rest and relaxation on this long weekend as we say goodbye to summer.

John Joseph Enneking, "Summer Sunset," 1887, Oil on canvas, 22.25 x 34.25 inches.

#jjenneking #endofsummer by @madrongallery

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Bernhard Gutmann, "Madison Square, New York," c. 1913, Oil on board, 18.75 x 19.375 inches.

After trips to France and Spain, where Bernhard Gutmann encountered the Fauvists and spent time among the lace and net makers working on the coast, he embraced a looseness and rich color palette in his paintings.

#MadisonSquare #newyork by @madrongallery

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