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Almond crop on Gilbert Maynard Ranch, Henleyville

Coastline--Victoria, Dallas Road Series

unframed

pastel on paper

12 x 10.5

MM360

Warm and Sunny Slope

 

F

oil & oil pastel on paper

15 x 19

1976

269

At least someone thought so (I do believe that is cardboard/paperboard however)

I have another cute kitty!

untitled

unframed

xerography?

17 x 13.5

Logs, Rocks, Beach--Dallas Road Series

ink on paper

11.25 x 8.75

maynard playing with a christmas bobble!

Abstract Landscape #5

 

F

oil on paper

17.75 x 10.5

342

Beethoven’s 9th Symphony bicentenaryBest Sheet Music download from our Library.Beethoven - Symphony no. 9, 3rd Mov Piano Solo arr. by E. Pauer (sheet music, Musiknoten, partition)Global appealGroundbreaking compositionEnergy and driveGoodwill symphonyLaden Sie die besten Noten aus unserer Bibliothek herunter.

 

Beethoven’s 9th Symphony bicentenary

 

In early 1824, 30 members of Vienna’s music community sent a letter to Ludwig van Beethoven, petitioning the great composer to reconsider his plans to premiere his latest work in Berlin and instead debut the symphony in Vienna.

 

Beethoven had lived in Vienna since 1792, when he left his hometown of Bonn, Germany, to pursue a career as a composer. Beethoven rose to world renown, but by the 1820s he had fallen out of favor with Viennese arts patrons who, at the time, were drawn to the sounds and styles of Italian composers.

 

Beethoven had not appeared before a Viennese audience in a dozen years, but he was moved by the letter’s sentiment and agreed to debut his new work, Symphony No. 9 in D minor, in the city. The premiere performance was on May 7, 1824, at Kärntnertor Theater.

 

Concert promoters promised the public that the legendary – and legendarily antisocial – composer would be present at the performance of his latest symphony. Indeed, during the entirety of the performance, he was on stage, his back to the audience, as described by Maynard Solomon in his acclaimed biography of Beethoven.

 

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View of the Inlet

acr on paper

11.75 x 9.75

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Title: A treatise on physiology and hygiene : for educational institutions and general readers : fully illustrated

Creator: Hutchison, Joseph C. (Joseph Chrisman), 1822-1887

Publisher: New York : Maynard, Merrill & Co.

Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons

Contributor: Columbia University Libraries

Date: 1895

Language: eng

Includes index

 

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Note: The colors, contrast and appearance of these illustrations are unlikely to be true to life. They are derived from scanned images that have been enhanced for machine interpretation and have been altered from their originals.

 

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REVEAL TO ME, THIS ONE, MAYNARD. IS THIS CHRISELLE. REVEAL TO ME, THIS. REVEAL TO ME, THIS WAY, & THIS ☝️. THE HARDHAT, IS IN THE LYNX, BTW/ #Maynard MJamesKeenan.

f-stop: f/25.0

exposure: 1/80

ISO: 200

 

My intent was to capture this landscape of the botanical garden. I thought all the panels of glass on the roof were interesting and they were catching some great light. I also liked the architecture of the building along with the interesting colors.

untitled

unframed

xeroggraphy and paint?

12 x 11

1980

2/6

MM179

Landscape Abstraction

 

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oil on paper

11.25 x 17

022

Guest lecturer, Maynard, speaking about the life history of Black Brant

A Lady Powell photo, at the clocktower, Maynard

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