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Throughout its remarkable history, the Corcoran Gallery of Art has responded to changes in American life and art
while responding to its founder's admonition that the institution
be used "for the purpose of encouraging American Genius."
In this spirit, the Corcoran continues to actively add work to its
collection.
NEWeST ADDITIONS to the permanent collection

:: Waterfall by Thomas Chimes
:: The Paradise
Institute by Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller
:: Raised
by Wolves: Photographs and Documents of Runaways by Jim Goldberg
:: Sunrise
on the Potomac by William Douglas MacLeod
:: Half Moon
Cove, Gloucester Bay, Massachusetts by James Renwick
Brevoort

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Thomas Chimes, Waterfall,
1980 |
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Philadelphia-based artist Thomas Chimes (b. 1924) is well
known for working in a variety of styles and formats, ranging
from small to large and from finely tooled early works in
metal to oil paintings on wood and canvas. Waterfall is an
important painting in a long career whose intellectual roots
lie in nineteenth-century Symbolist aesthetics and their
twentieth-century heir, Surrealism.
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