New to the Collection

New works of art are added to the Museum of Art's permanent collection each year due, in large part, to the generosity of individual donors. The Museum of Art strives to add works to the permanent collection that enhance its existing holdings and that will be useful for teaching, research, and exhibition.

Donations of works that meet the needs outlined in the Museum of Art's collection guidelines are welcome for consideration by our Collections Committee.

For a complete list of new acquistions, click here.

James P. Aponovich, American (b. 1948) Self-Portrait with Cyclamen, 1983 oil on canvas Gift of Talbot Waterman 2007.4

David Aronson, American (b. 1923) Navigator, 1983 past Gift of the Children of Stephen and Sybil Stone 2007.11
Samuel Bak, American (b. 1933) In the Late Hours of the Day, 1989 mixed media on paper Gift of Bernard and Suzanne Pucker in honor of Dr. Charles Schepens 2006.4
Samuel Bak, American (b. 1933) Adam and Eve, 2000 crayon and oil on paper Purchased through the Edmund G. Miller Art Collection Fund and the UNH Endowed Fund for Holocaust Education 2006.3
John W. Hatch,American (1919 - 1998) White Mountain Brook , 1989 watercolor and sumi ink on Japanese mulberry paper Gift of the Family of Herbert S. Lourie 2005.3
Dan Pouliot, American (b. 1967) Kit at the Kiln, 2005 original digital image (Epson UltraChrome TM inks on paper) (1/20) Gift of Dan Pouliot 2006.1
May Stevens, American (b. 1924) The Beach at Connemara, 1997 6-color lithograph (4/22) Purchased in memory of Helen Pollard, founder of the Rye Arts Study Group, through gifts from its members 2005.6
Nicolo Vicentino, Italian (flourished 1540s) Tiburtine Sibyl and the Emperor Augustus mid-16th c. chiaroscuro woodcut in black and green Gift of Jean Shepard Weisz 2005.5.2
Rembrandt van Rijn, Dutch (1606 - 1669) Beggar in a High Cap, Leaning on a Stick, 1629 etching Gift of John Shonle and Shirley Smith 2006.6
Winifred Clark Shaw, American (1921 - 1994) Window, 1978 wool Gift of Barbara and Henry Wing 2006.7