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Wait Until Dark

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Wait Until DarkSaturday, November 17, 2018 - Sunday, May 12, 2019

Generally understood as simply a night scene, the term nocturne refers to the quality of light in a painting, and can be twilight, waxing or waning light, or the darkness of night. Nocturne speaks as much to the mood of a painting as it does the quality of light. Artists use this to create narratives and convey a mood that can be dreamy, ethereal, menacing, meditative, brooding, or poetic. This exhibition is drawn from the museum’s extensive collection of nocturnes, including painting, prints, and photographs.

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E. Martin Hennings, At Dusk, circa 1912, oil on canvas, 28 1/4 x 24 in. Collection of the New M…
E. Martin Hennings
circa 1912
Bats
Bobbe Besold
1992
Blue Swallow
Richard S. Sullivan
1996 (printed 2000)
By Moonlight
Betty Binkley Ferrar
n.d.
Cara Romero, Coyote Tales No. 1, 2017 (printed 2018), pigment print, 35 × 35 in. Collection of …
Cara Romero
2017 (printed 2018)
Kate Krasin, Datura, 1990, silkscreen, 17 7/16 x 12 5/8 in. Collection of the New Mexico Museum…
Kate Krasin
1990
A  Dream Half Remembered
Ken Rosenthal
2005
Will Shuster, The Eve of Saint Francis, October 1922, oil on canvas, 30 1/8 × 40 in. Collection…
Will Shuster
October 1922
Fallen
Ken Rosenthal
2013 (printed 2016)
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