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Today is Tuesday, May 21, 2013 - The museum is open from 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM >> Events
Event Details:
May 14, 2013 - September 8, 2013
Location: The Minerva and Raymond K. Mason Gallery; The Joan Wellhouse and Martin Stein, Sr. Gallery and The Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Millner Gallery
L-SE 1046.1.10, Richard Arbib (1917–1995), Cyclar Mark IV "Mopod" Vehicle Proposal, 1979, Ink, gouache and graphite pencil with collage elements on illustration board, 23 7/8 x 30 3/4 x 1 1/8 in., Jean S. and Frederic A. Sharf Collection.
This exhibition, comprised mainly of drawings from the collection of Frederick A. Sharf, showcases the beauty and ingenuity of American automotive design during the decades following World War II, a landmark period in car styling. An eclectic mix of illustrations, from preliminary sketches to fully rendered works, provides a rare glimpse into the creative process at some of America’s premiere car companies. Dating from an era when speed and power were increasingly important factors in automotive sales, these drawings show reference to the emerging technologies that influenced postwar car design, like airplanes and rockets. A selection of classic American cars will also be highlighted.
This exhibition was organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Presenting Sponsor: The Jacksonville Jaguars and Shad and Ann Khan
Title Sponsors: Scott-McRae Group; Elkins Constructors, Inc.; U.S. Trust; Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance; The Director’s Circle at The Cummer; Christopher and Lyssa Ball; Mr. and Mrs. Willis M. Ball, III; Mary and Bruce Bower; John and Yvonne Hove; Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Hughes; Dan and Beth Scanlan; Agility Press, Inc.; Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Inc. and City of Jacksonville.
L-SE 1046.1.10, Richard Arbib (1917–1995), Cyclar Mark IV "Mopod" Vehicle Proposal, 1979, Ink, gouache and graphite pencil with collage elements on illustration board, 23 7/8 x 30 3/4 x 1 1/8 in., Jean S. and Frederic A. Sharf Collection.
This exhibition, comprised mainly of drawings from the collection of Frederick A. Sharf, showcases the beauty and ingenuity of American automotive design during the decades following World War II, a landmark period in car styling. An eclectic mix of illustrations, from preliminary sketches to fully rendered works, provides a rare glimpse into the creative process at some of America’s premiere car companies. Dating from an era when speed and power were increasingly important factors in automotive sales, these drawings show reference to the emerging technologies that influenced postwar car design, like airplanes and rockets. A selection of classic American cars will also be highlighted.
This exhibition was organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Presenting Sponsor: The Jacksonville Jaguars and Shad and Ann Khan
Title Sponsors: Scott-McRae Group; Elkins Constructors, Inc.; U.S. Trust; Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance; The Director’s Circle at The Cummer; Christopher and Lyssa Ball; Mr. and Mrs. Willis M. Ball, III; Mary and Bruce Bower; John and Yvonne Hove; Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Hughes; Dan and Beth Scanlan; Agility Press, Inc.; Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Inc. and City of Jacksonville.
L-SE 1046.1.10, Richard Arbib (1917–1995), Cyclar Mark IV "Mopod" Vehicle Proposal, 1979, Ink, gouache and graphite pencil with collage elements on illustration board, 23 7/8 x 30 3/4 x 1 1/8 in., Jean S. and Frederic A. Sharf Collection.
This exhibition, comprised mainly of drawings from the collection of Frederick A. Sharf, showcases the beauty and ingenuity of American automotive design during the decades following World War II, a landmark period in car styling. An eclectic mix of illustrations, from preliminary sketches to fully rendered works, provides a rare glimpse into the creative process at some of America’s premiere car companies. Dating from an era when speed and power were increasingly important factors in automotive sales, these drawings show reference to the emerging technologies that influenced postwar car design, like airplanes and rockets. A selection of classic American cars will also be highlighted.
This exhibition was organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Presenting Sponsor: The Jacksonville Jaguars and Shad and Ann Khan
Title Sponsors: Scott-McRae Group; Elkins Constructors, Inc.; U.S. Trust; Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance; The Director’s Circle at The Cummer; Christopher and Lyssa Ball; Mr. and Mrs. Willis M. Ball, III; Mary and Bruce Bower; John and Yvonne Hove; Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Hughes; Dan and Beth Scanlan; Agility Press, Inc.; Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Inc. and City of Jacksonville.
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L-SE 1046.1.10, Richard Arbib (1917–1995), Cyclar Mark IV "Mopod" Vehicle Proposal, 1979, Ink, gouache and graphite pencil with collage elements on illustration board, 23 7/8 x 30 3/4 x 1 1/8 in., Jean S. and Frederic A. Sharf Collection.
This exhibition, comprised mainly of drawings from the collection of Frederick A. Sharf, showcases the beauty and ingenuity of American automotive design during the decades following World War II, a landmark period in car styling. An eclectic mix of illustrations, from preliminary sketches to fully rendered works, provides a rare glimpse into the creative process at some of America’s premiere car companies. Dating from an era when speed and power were increasingly important factors in automotive sales, these drawings show reference to the emerging technologies that influenced postwar car design, like airplanes and rockets. A selection of classic American cars will also be highlighted.
This exhibition was organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Presenting Sponsor: The Jacksonville Jaguars and Shad and Ann Khan
Title Sponsors: Scott-McRae Group; Elkins Constructors, Inc.; U.S. Trust; Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance; The Director’s Circle at The Cummer; Christopher and Lyssa Ball; Mr. and Mrs. Willis M. Ball, III; Mary and Bruce Bower; John and Yvonne Hove; Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Hughes; Dan and Beth Scanlan; Agility Press, Inc.; Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Inc. and City of Jacksonville.
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This exhibition, comprised mainly of drawings from the collection of Frederick A. Sharf, showcases the beauty and ingenuity of American automotive design during the decades following World War II, a landmark period in car styling. An eclectic mix of illustrations, from preliminary sketches to fully rendered works, provides a rare glimpse into the creative process at some of America’s premiere car companies. Dating from an era when speed and power were increasingly important factors in automotive sales, these drawings show reference to the emerging technologies that influenced postwar car design, like airplanes and rockets. A selection of classic American cars will also be highlighted.
This exhibition was organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Presenting Sponsor: The Jacksonville Jaguars and Shad and Ann Khan
Title Sponsors: Scott-McRae Group; Elkins Constructors, Inc.; U.S. Trust; Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance; The Director’s Circle at The Cummer; Christopher and Lyssa Ball; Mr. and Mrs. Willis M. Ball, III; Mary and Bruce Bower; John and Yvonne Hove; Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Hughes; Dan and Beth Scanlan; Agility Press, Inc.; Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Inc. and City of Jacksonville.
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This exhibition, comprised mainly of drawings from the collection of Frederick A. Sharf, showcases the beauty and ingenuity of American automotive design during the decades following World War II, a landmark period in car styling. An eclectic mix of illustrations, from preliminary sketches to fully rendered works, provides a rare glimpse into the creative process at some of America’s premiere car companies. Dating from an era when speed and power were increasingly important factors in automotive sales, these drawings show reference to the emerging technologies that influenced postwar car design, like airplanes and rockets. A selection of classic American cars will also be highlighted.
This exhibition was organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Presenting Sponsor: The Jacksonville Jaguars and Shad and Ann Khan
Title Sponsors: Scott-McRae Group; Elkins Constructors, Inc.; U.S. Trust; Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance; The Director’s Circle at The Cummer; Christopher and Lyssa Ball; Mr. and Mrs. Willis M. Ball, III; Mary and Bruce Bower; John and Yvonne Hove; Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Hughes; Dan and Beth Scanlan; Agility Press, Inc.; Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Inc. and City of Jacksonville.
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This exhibition, comprised mainly of drawings from the collection of Frederick A. Sharf, showcases the beauty and ingenuity of American automotive design during the decades following World War II, a landmark period in car styling. An eclectic mix of illustrations, from preliminary sketches to fully rendered works, provides a rare glimpse into the creative process at some of America’s premiere car companies. Dating from an era when speed and power were increasingly important factors in automotive sales, these drawings show reference to the emerging technologies that influenced postwar car design, like airplanes and rockets. A selection of classic American cars will also be highlighted.
This exhibition was organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Presenting Sponsor: The Jacksonville Jaguars and Shad and Ann Khan
Title Sponsors: Scott-McRae Group; Elkins Constructors, Inc.; U.S. Trust; Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance; The Director’s Circle at The Cummer; Christopher and Lyssa Ball; Mr. and Mrs. Willis M. Ball, III; Mary and Bruce Bower; John and Yvonne Hove; Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Hughes; Dan and Beth Scanlan; Agility Press, Inc.; Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Inc. and City of Jacksonville.
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This exhibition, comprised mainly of drawings from the collection of Frederick A. Sharf, showcases the beauty and ingenuity of American automotive design during the decades following World War II, a landmark period in car styling. An eclectic mix of illustrations, from preliminary sketches to fully rendered works, provides a rare glimpse into the creative process at some of America’s premiere car companies. Dating from an era when speed and power were increasingly important factors in automotive sales, these drawings show reference to the emerging technologies that influenced postwar car design, like airplanes and rockets. A selection of classic American cars will also be highlighted.
This exhibition was organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Presenting Sponsor: The Jacksonville Jaguars and Shad and Ann Khan
Title Sponsors: Scott-McRae Group; Elkins Constructors, Inc.; U.S. Trust; Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance; The Director’s Circle at The Cummer; Christopher and Lyssa Ball; Mr. and Mrs. Willis M. Ball, III; Mary and Bruce Bower; John and Yvonne Hove; Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Hughes; Dan and Beth Scanlan; Agility Press, Inc.; Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Inc. and City of Jacksonville.
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This exhibition, comprised mainly of drawings from the collection of Frederick A. Sharf, showcases the beauty and ingenuity of American automotive design during the decades following World War II, a landmark period in car styling. An eclectic mix of illustrations, from preliminary sketches to fully rendered works, provides a rare glimpse into the creative process at some of America’s premiere car companies. Dating from an era when speed and power were increasingly important factors in automotive sales, these drawings show reference to the emerging technologies that influenced postwar car design, like airplanes and rockets. A selection of classic American cars will also be highlighted.
This exhibition was organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Presenting Sponsor: The Jacksonville Jaguars and Shad and Ann Khan
Title Sponsors: Scott-McRae Group; Elkins Constructors, Inc.; U.S. Trust; Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance; The Director’s Circle at The Cummer; Christopher and Lyssa Ball; Mr. and Mrs. Willis M. Ball, III; Mary and Bruce Bower; John and Yvonne Hove; Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Hughes; Dan and Beth Scanlan; Agility Press, Inc.; Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Inc. and City of Jacksonville.
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This exhibition, comprised mainly of drawings from the collection of Frederick A. Sharf, showcases the beauty and ingenuity of American automotive design during the decades following World War II, a landmark period in car styling. An eclectic mix of illustrations, from preliminary sketches to fully rendered works, provides a rare glimpse into the creative process at some of America’s premiere car companies. Dating from an era when speed and power were increasingly important factors in automotive sales, these drawings show reference to the emerging technologies that influenced postwar car design, like airplanes and rockets. A selection of classic American cars will also be highlighted.
This exhibition was organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Presenting Sponsor: The Jacksonville Jaguars and Shad and Ann Khan
Title Sponsors: Scott-McRae Group; Elkins Constructors, Inc.; U.S. Trust; Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance; The Director’s Circle at The Cummer; Christopher and Lyssa Ball; Mr. and Mrs. Willis M. Ball, III; Mary and Bruce Bower; John and Yvonne Hove; Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Hughes; Dan and Beth Scanlan; Agility Press, Inc.; Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Inc. and City of Jacksonville.
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L-SE 1046.1.10, Richard Arbib (1917–1995), Cyclar Mark IV "Mopod" Vehicle Proposal, 1979, Ink, gouache and graphite pencil with collage elements on illustration board, 23 7/8 x 30 3/4 x 1 1/8 in., Jean S. and Frederic A. Sharf Collection.
This exhibition, comprised mainly of drawings from the collection of Frederick A. Sharf, showcases the beauty and ingenuity of American automotive design during the decades following World War II, a landmark period in car styling. An eclectic mix of illustrations, from preliminary sketches to fully rendered works, provides a rare glimpse into the creative process at some of America’s premiere car companies. Dating from an era when speed and power were increasingly important factors in automotive sales, these drawings show reference to the emerging technologies that influenced postwar car design, like airplanes and rockets. A selection of classic American cars will also be highlighted.
This exhibition was organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Presenting Sponsor: The Jacksonville Jaguars and Shad and Ann Khan
Title Sponsors: Scott-McRae Group; Elkins Constructors, Inc.; U.S. Trust; Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance; The Director’s Circle at The Cummer; Christopher and Lyssa Ball; Mr. and Mrs. Willis M. Ball, III; Mary and Bruce Bower; John and Yvonne Hove; Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Hughes; Dan and Beth Scanlan; Agility Press, Inc.; Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Inc. and City of Jacksonville.
L-SE 1046.1.10, Richard Arbib (1917–1995), Cyclar Mark IV "Mopod" Vehicle Proposal, 1979, Ink, gouache and graphite pencil with collage elements on illustration board, 23 7/8 x 30 3/4 x 1 1/8 in., Jean S. and Frederic A. Sharf Collection.
This exhibition, comprised mainly of drawings from the collection of Frederick A. Sharf, showcases the beauty and ingenuity of American automotive design during the decades following World War II, a landmark period in car styling. An eclectic mix of illustrations, from preliminary sketches to fully rendered works, provides a rare glimpse into the creative process at some of America’s premiere car companies. Dating from an era when speed and power were increasingly important factors in automotive sales, these drawings show reference to the emerging technologies that influenced postwar car design, like airplanes and rockets. A selection of classic American cars will also be highlighted.
This exhibition was organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Presenting Sponsor: The Jacksonville Jaguars and Shad and Ann Khan
Title Sponsors: Scott-McRae Group; Elkins Constructors, Inc.; U.S. Trust; Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance; The Director’s Circle at The Cummer; Christopher and Lyssa Ball; Mr. and Mrs. Willis M. Ball, III; Mary and Bruce Bower; John and Yvonne Hove; Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Hughes; Dan and Beth Scanlan; Agility Press, Inc.; Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, Inc. and City of Jacksonville.
