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Explore more than 100,000 collection items online through the Society’s digital collections. For over two decades, we’ve been scanning, photographing, and digitizing materials from our collections, creating a rich and growing digital archive that brings history closer to you.
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Wisconsin Salon of Art
December 4, 1954
"Solar Variant", a sculpture by Hugh Townley on display at the Wisconsin Salon of Art.
Wisconsin Salon of Art
December 4, 1954
Animal sculpture on display at the Wisconsin Salon of Art.
Professor Roland S. Stebbins
February 28, 1944
Professor Roland S. Stebbins wins Madison Art Award. His award winning painting is titled, "Our Kitchen." The work placed first in the Madison Artists Exhibition.
Madison Artists Exhibition Award Winners
February 6, 1949
Three award winners at the Madison Artists Exhibition. From left are Arthur Anderson of Stoughton, watercolor; Mrs. Martha Lauritzen of Madison, ceramics; and Thomas L. Rudd of La Crosse, sculpture.
Madison Teachers at Salon of School Art
April 18, 1961
Three Madison teachers admire a student sculpture displayed at the Salon of School Art exhibit. The teachers have been associated with the Salon of School Art for all its 30 years and include, left...
Byron Jorns with his "Deserted" Watercolor
February 3, 1947
Byron Jorns with his "Deserted" farm scene, which won the Harry S. Manchester award of $50 for watercolors in the Madison Artist's exhibition.
