242 research outputs found
Wailing Wall
No full textAs it was for numerous mid twentieth-century Oregon artists, the coast was a constant inspiration for Carl Hall, and many of his paintings and drawings depict the natural and man-made formations of the state's ocean beaches. "Wailing Wall", exhibited in "Artists of Oregon 1954" at the Portland Art Museum, was inspired by the beach and seawall where the D River joins the Pacific in what is now Lincoln City. It meets Hall's criteria that the "Northwest artist [be] concerned with the physical aspects of his environment," transforming these "into works of art." The book "Eden Again: The Art of Carl Hall" published by the Hallie Ford Museum of Art, is available at the sales counter in the lobby.Maribeth Collins Art Acquisition Fun
Ascension
No full textThe painting was inspired by the restoration of the steeple of Salem's First Methodist Church (located on State Street one block west of the Hallie Ford Museum). Commenting on the work at the end of this life, Hall stated: 'After the war, I was convinced that the only way to stop fighting was to reunite with Christ. The various ladders suggest there are different ways to get to Christ.' 'Ascension' was exhibited at the Macbeth Gallery in New York, in the Annual Exhibition of Contemporary American Painting at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York in 1952, and in the Artists of Oregon.Gift of Roger and Bonnie Hull in memory of Irene McCarthy Donoho
Athletic Hall of Fame recipient Hallie McNeill Ward '96
No full textreceived from the Communications Office in 2012.These are images of Hallie McNeil Ward receiving recognition at the Rhodes Athletic Hall of Fame. The second image show her with her family.Hallie McNeill Ward '96 was the first women's soccer player to be inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame
The Slough
No full textCarl Hall succeeded Constance Fowler on the art faculty at Willamette, teaching at the University from 1948 until 1986. During his first year at Willamette, when he was teaching part time, Hall painted this view of Minto-Brown Island near the Willamette River in Salem. It suggests why a critic for 'Art Digest' described Carl Hall has a 'magic realist:' the meticulous rendering of the grain of the planks, rope, and plants transforms these ordinary details into a heightened, 'magical' state in the manner of Surrealism.Elmer Edwin Young Purchase Fun
Soaring Beach
No full textVerso: (in pen on top of frame) Carl A Hall 1991 Coastal Flight. Commentary from Carl Hall (recalled from conversations): He has done something original in this painting.Maribeth Collins Art Acquisition Fun
Salishan
No full textCommentary from Carl Hall (4/26/94): He gave a talkCommentary from Carl Hall (4/26/94): He gave a talk about the painting at Salishan and criticized the developers for what they were doing to the beaches there. 'Salishan is against the laws of nature. I didn't know the owner had just spent $80,000 to keep his house from washing out to sea. This is a painting I love. It shows how the beach is invading the land , moving in.'Maribeth Collins Art Acquisition Fun
Induction of Hallie McNeill Ward into Rhodes Athletic Hall of Fame
No full textThis is the introduction to the induction of Hallie McNeill Ward '96 into the Rhodes Athletic Hall of Fame, which took place on Friday, October 29, 2010. This briefly covers her accomplishments as goalkeeper for the women's soccer team, and as an athlete on the women's golf and basketball teams
Story, Hallie Pedersen
No full textReflections on the article "The Clarity That Comes With Hard Times" by author Margaret Renkl
R22. Oliceridine’s role in pain management: a qualitative literature review
No full textCorresponding author (Pharmacy Practice): Hallie Austin, [email protected]://egrove.olemiss.edu/pharm_annual_posters/1021/thumbnail.jp
Spring Hill College, Gonzaga Hall, Mobile, Alabama
No full textColorized photographic view of Gonzaga Hall at Spring Hill College in Mobile, AL. Large white house with porch across front of house. Large columns across front of porch. Mature trees surround house on sides and back. Statue of Saint Aloysius Gonzaga stands in front of hall. Postmarked July 8, 1909. Undivided back of postcard.Printed on front: ' Gonzaga Hall, Spring Hill College, near Mobile, Ala. E. C. Kropp, Pub. Milwaukee. No. 1810.'Written on front: 'July 8-09-Dear Ella. Just have a card from Hallie - Brother will not leave Birmingham until Saturday - So of course they will not get home until- next week -Lizzie -' Written on back: 'Mrs. E. F. Tippett Brownsville Licking Co Ohio.
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