Glenna Putt, Charlie Listening to Music, 2000, oil on canvas

Wayne Thiebaud, Fish Circle, 1979, pastel on paper

Elmer Bischoff, Two Dancing Dogs, 1965, mixed media on paper

Joan Brown, Self Portrait, 1958, oil on panel

Manuel Neri, Untitled, c. 1964, plaster

Michael Tompkins, Two Cups Study, c. 1996, gouache on paper

Paul Wonner, Nude and Indian Rug, 1961, oil on canvas

Nathan Oliveira, Chas, 1963, oil on canvas

exhibition

05.11.22 - 08.28.22

Dancing with Charlie: Bay Area Art from the Campbell Collection

Charles Campbell was a San Francisco gallery owner who represented major Bay Area contemporary artists for more than 60 years. His love of jazz and life in San Francisco’s North Beach connected him to the vibrant bohemian art and culture of the 1950s and 60s. Featured in his collection are works by friends such as Nathan Oliveira, Joan Brown, Elmer Bischoff, Wayne Thiebaud, and other significant Bay Area artists.

Exhibition supported by:

Kimberly & Simon Blattner

Scott Foster & Paul Arata

Jerry & Elizabeth McCann in honor of Charles and Glenna Campbell

Elaine & Graham Smith

Dana Simpson-Stokes & Ken Stokes

Judy & Chuck Young

Guest curator, Susan Anderson

Press

Charlie Campbell’s legacy dances onJanet Perry, Sonoma Index-Tribune

Bay Area art connection highlights new SV Museum showStaff, Sonoma Valley Sun

Collecting with PassionStaff, Art & Antiques Magazine

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