Bloom Where You're Planted: The Collection of Deen Day Sanders

Bloom Where You're Planted: The Collection of Deen Day SandersThis catalogue accompanies the exhibition of the same name, on view at the Georgia Museum of Art from May 19 to July 29, 2018. Drawn from one of the most important Georgia based collections of American art, the catalogue features furniture and porcelain as well as paintings in a unique opportunity to see the exceptional collection from Bellmere, the home of Jim and Deen Day Sanders. Essays discuss a wide range of topics including the American West,

the history of the Madonna delle Grazie motif in Renaissance Naples and the echoes of the Divine Comedy in the murals of the Chiostro Verde

which began in 1945 when he gave one hundred works of American art to the people of Georgia through its flagship university

“A Note on a Colonial Georgia Portrait of the Bullochs

Artists featured include Amalia Amaki

The daughter of banker and manufacturer Lewis Harvie Blair and Martha (Mattie) Ruffin Feild

This book was written in conjunction with a symposium that accompanied the 1994 exhibition entitled Adriaen Van Ostade: Etchings of Peasant Life in Holland's Golden Age

and organized by co-curators Dale L

Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione

This catalogue accompanies the first major exhibition devoted to the art and activities of Cercle et Carré (Circle and Square)

independent scholar and practicing potter

or constructivist

Dennis Harper (Georgia Museum of Art curator of exhibitions)