Burr H. Nicholls (1848-1915), Ellicott Creek with Two Boats, undated; oil on canvas, 21 3/4 x 29 3/4 inches; Burchfield Penney Art Center, Gift of Reverend Sam McCune, 2009
Hydro-graphic
On View Friday, February 14–Sunday, September 14, 2014
Margaret L. Wendt Gallery R. William Doolittle Gallery
Waterways are crucial to understanding the importance of the geography of our region. From our international boarder to our relationship with New York, water is intrinsic to our identity. Contemporary and 19th century artists use the rivers, lakes and creeks to convey a sense of place, our place.
![B. C. [Bernard Carl] Feldman (1898-1972), Original Painting for Buffalo Centennial Poster, 1932; gouache on board, 27-3/8 x 21 ½ inches (Frame: 33 3/4 x 27 3/4 inches); Gift of Geraldine A. Miles, 2006](/cache/images/a94ceb656d7a8d7346ed34918d70e162.jpg)
![Mildred C. Green (1874-1951), Title unknown [Ship with tugboats in Buffalo Harbor], undated; oil on canvas board, 11 x 15 inches; Gift of John and Carol Kociela, 2010](/cache/images/9d29ac62ee4af73c73cd2e5f52bfd2d5.jpg)
![Norma B. Doherty (1927-2007), Untitled [Dry Niagara] June 18, 1969, June 18, 1969; black and white conte on green paper, 12 5/8 x 20 5/8; Gift of Elizabeth A. Doherty and Richard Wolin](/cache/images/bb61f981856676f36a04e8575934ff4b.jpg)
