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  1. Trio and Tone Shapes by Arnold Rönnebeck - Kirkland Museum

    The piece Trio and Tone Shapes comes from a 1939 unrealized relief commission for Denver Public Schools. The Estate of Arnold Rönnebeck approved two casts to be made from the …

  2. "If I am going to eat off of something, drink out of something, or sit in something, it is going to be great design," Vance Kirkland once said, a distinguished painter whose collection is part of …

  3. Kirkland Museum’s original location in Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood opened in 2003 but outgrew that space due to increased attendance and expanded art holdings.

  4. Nov 2, 2013 · Kirkland would hang from the ceiling contraption when painting his canvases. Hancock's ap- pearance was part of Denver Arts Week, a nine-day festival that includes nearly …

  5. Set Design Maquette for ‘Camelot’ Battlefield Scene - Kirkland …

    He worked as an illustrator for the Air Force and attended Yale University’s graduate school in set design before settling in Denver. He ran the community Bonfils Theater, later renamed the …

  6. In addition to its three remarkable collections—international decorative art, regional art, and the work of avant-garde painter, Vance Kirkland—the way the Kirkland displays its collections …

  7. Workers prepare to move the building that housed the studio of renowned artist Vance Kirkland from its location east of the State Capitol building to a new location near the art museum early …

  8. In addition to the eponymous Kirkland paintings, the museum collection includes furniture by Breuer, Jansson, and Rohlfs, stained glass by Frank Lloyd Wright, and works by Charles and …

  9. The Museum is rediscovering, documenting, collecting, preserving and exhibiting works from over 150 years, beginning in the mid-19th century, of Colorado’s distinguished art history, …

  10. Great Red Heron by Roger Kotoske - Sculpture - Kirkland Museum

    Kotoske studied with Vance Kirkland at the University of Denver. This sculpture was owned by Kirkland.