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	Search results for Arts    Refine your search Format of Original Digital (8) Photographic Print, B&... (5) Print (3) Stereograph (3) Tiff (3) Show more... Subject Universities and Colle... (6) Artists (5) Hopper, Floyd D, 1909-... (3) Purdue University (3) Putnam County (Ind) (3) Show more... Date 1898 (4) ca 1890 (2) 2009 (2) 1840 (1) 1890s (1) Show more... Creator Jeannette Rooney (2) W D Fairchild (2) 500 Festival (1) Brent Smith, Butler Un... (1) Dresser, Paul, 1858-19... (1) Show more... results 1-20 of 32 item(s)  page 1 of 2 : ( <<  1  2  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. Members of the Indiana Arts Commission Miller, Xenia Simons; Art--Indiana; Indiana Arts Commission Xenia was involved with the arts on a state-wide basis, serving as a member and officer of the Indiana Arts Commission, as well as the Indiana Endowment for the Arts and was also responsible for creating... 2. Jordan College of Fine Arts Production of Into the Woods Butler Universtiy--Jordan College of Fine Arts; Plays; Theater; Students Today the Jordan College of Fine Arts at Butler University includes programs in music, dance, theater, visual arts, and arts administration. Its Lyric Theatre presents productions of music theatre in its... 3. Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center Hosts Nationally Known Artists each Year University of Indianapolis; Universities and colleges--Indiana--Indianapolis; Universities and colleges; Music; Musicians; Concert programs Performing and visual arts have a long history at UIndy. Vocal ensembles were popular among students in the early days, and an impressive faculty concert series has continued to grow since its launch in... 4. Floyd D. Hopper Bachelor of Arts Degree from John Herron Art Institute Hopper, Floyd D., 1909-1984; Artists Floyd Hopper's studies at Herron began when the building was brand new and had approximately 100 students, most from Indianapolis. At first he signed up for commercial art, but later switched to fine arts.... 5. Aerial View of Butler University Butler University; Universities and colleges; Aerial Views Today Butler offers 65 majors in six colleges: Liberal Arts and Sciences; Education (1930 merger with Teachers College of Indianapolis); Business Administration (1937); Pharmacy (1945 merger with Indianapolis... 6. Mary Ann Moore’s Sampler Morgan County (Ind.); Samplers; Textile crafts; Needlework; Decorative arts; Corss-stitch; Alphabets; Moore family; Political slogans Mooresville was laid out in 1824 by Samuel Moore and named for him. Samuel Moore opened the first store in town which the family operated for 44 years. This sampler was made by his eight-year-old daughter,... 7. Allen County Courthouse Allen County (Ind.); Courthouses; Cupolas; Transportation; The courthouse was designed by Brentwood S. Tolan in the Beaux Arts style with Blue Bedford limestone and Vermont granite. Built 1897-1902, it includes bas-reliefs, skylights, a rotunda witha dome of stained... 8. View of Wabash College Campus, early 1900s Montgomery County (Ind.); Universities and colleges; Educational facilities This winter vista of Crawfordsville's Wabash College reveals several prominent central campus structures. Started as an all male preparatory school in 1832, Wabash has grown to become one of the most nationally... 9. Cover of UE Magazine Depicting 150 Years Banner University of Evansville; Universities and colleges; Banners UE celebrates 150 years of existence with a logo for the celebration featuring the words: Civic Mission… Sacred Trust, referring to its mission of providing a quality education in a faith based environment.... 10. Recker-Harstock House, 59 N. Hawthorne Lane Irvington (Indianapolis, Ind.)--History; Marion County (Ind.)--History; Architecture; Houses Irvington was known for its Victorian-era architecture, but after the turn of the century its residents embraced the new Arts and Crafts bungalow. This house is unique in Indiana, in that it is the only... 11. 500 Festival Continues to Fuel the Month of May 500 Festival; Indianapolis Motor Speedway; Indianapolis Speedway Race; Festivals--Indiana--Indianapolis; Ferris wheels Today the 500 Festival continues to produce more than 50 events and programs that touch more than 500,000 lives and most of them are for free! Kids’ Day, the largest free outdoor festival for children,... 12. Indiana Society of Chicago Picnic at Cedar Lake Cartoons; Caricatures and cartoons; McCutcheon, John T. (John Tinney), 1870-1949; Indiana Society of Chicago; United States--Social life and customs--20th century--Caricatures and cartoons The Indiana Society of Chicago was founded in 1905 by the McCutcheon brothers, Ade and other Hoosier natives living in Chicago engaged in the arts and literature. Their mission was "to cultivate social... 13. Floyd Hopper's Diploma from John Herron Art Institute Artists; Education; Hopper, Floyd D., 1909-1984 Hopper’s studies at Herron began when the building was new and had approximately 100 students, most from Indianapolis. He signed up for commercial art, but later switched to fine arts. Hopper was very... 14. Floyd D. Hopper's Sketchbook Hopper, Floyd D., 1909-1984; Artists Hopper's studies at Herron began when the building was brand new and had approximately 100 students, most from Indianapolis. At first he signed up for commercial art, but later switched to fine arts. Hopper... 15. Skylight from the Fifth Floor Ceiling of Ball Stores Stained Glass; Art--Indiana--Muncie; Department stores; Ball stores The original Ball Stores in downtown Muncie closed in 1986. It remained vacant and was demolished in 1989. The Arts and Crafts style stained-glass skylight, which had been the ceiling of the old McNaughton... 16. Interior View of the H. Lieber Art Emporium Lieber, Herman, 1832-1908; Artists; Stores & shops; German American families--Indiana--Indianapolis The Steele family returned to Indianapolis in 1873 where he established his studio downtown. He moved frequently in those early years but was never far from the H. Lieber & Company Art Emporium. In a city... 17. Dance Ballet; Dance; Costume Dance of various styles had long been taught at the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music. The Jordan Ballet Company first performed in 1944. In 1949 the conservatory’s name was changed to Jordan College... 18. Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music--Periodicals; Butler University; Education In June 1928 Jordan bought the Metropolitan School of Music (founded in 1895) and the Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts (founded in 1907 as the College of Musical Art) and merged the two competing... 19. Women at Purdue Purdue University; Universities and Colleges Purdue was opened to women in 1875 and nine enrolled. Their interests included industrial arts, English literature, chemistry, and math. Eulora Miller, in 1878, was the first to graduate. The first female... 20. Student at Purdue University Purdue University; Laboratories; Students--Indiana; Women's clothing; Hairstyles; Educational facilities Purdue was opened to women in 1875 and nine enrolled. They had a wide range of interests including Industrial Arts, English Literature, Chemistry, Math, and Drawing. 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