The Meisel Gift, Plattsburgh State Art Museum

Works of art from the "Meisel Gift" at campus locations other than the Burke Gallery.

Museum Without Walls:
The Museum is comprised of over 4,450 antique to contemporary works, which are displayed within three main galleries, a developing sculpture park, and exhibition areas throughout the campus. Expanding on the pluralistic ideal in Andre Malreaux's concept of a Museum Without Walls, the Plattsburgh Art Museum has become an open visual art resource for the college and the Northern Adirondack/Champlain Valley Region. It forms an aesthetic network across the campus which makes the arts part of the fabric of the college.

Jack Lembeck, Mare's Flying Machine #2,
acrylic on canvas, 1987, 108 x 108"
Museum Without Walls Location: Myers Fine Art Bldg., Stairwell

Jack Lembeck, Mare's Flying Machine,
acrylic on canvas, 1987, 108 x 108"
Museum Without Walls Location: Myers Fine Art Bldg., Stairwell

Jack Lembeck, Covered Cherry,
acrylic on canvas, 1981, 108 x 96"
Museum Without Walls Location: Feinberg Library Main Floor

Jack Lembeck, Slam Bang,
acrylic on canvas, 1980, 108 x 96"
Museum Without Walls Location: Feinberg Library Main Floor

Jack Lembeck, Candy Coated Landscape,
acrylic on canvas, 1988, 78 x 117"
Museum Without Walls Location: Feinberg Library 3rd Floor

Jack Lembeck, Candy Air Machine,
acrylic on canvas, 1987, 84 x 84"
Museum Without Walls Location: Feinberg Library 3rd Floor

Jack Lembeck, Damn Indian,
acrylic on canvas, 1982, 96 x 168"
Museum Without Walls Location: Angell Center, Plattsburgh Room

Jack Lembeck, Neptune's Rainfield,
acrylic on canvas, 1982-83, 112 x 174"
Museum Without Walls Location: Angell Center, Ballroom

Jack Lembeck, Cloudy Beginning,
acrylic on canvas, 1982, 96 x 168"
Museum Without Walls Location: Angell Center, Ballroom

Jack Lembeck, Swedish Corner,
acrylic on canvas, 1988, 96 x 144"
Museum Without Walls Location: Yokum Hall, Room 200

Jack Lembeck, Swedish Edge,
acrylic on canvas, 1988, 96 x 144"
Museum Without Walls Location: Yokum Hall, Room 200

Evelyn Ellwood, The Trees of Eden, #5,
acrylic on canvas, 1987, 72 x 56"
Museum Without Walls Location: Yokum Hall, Room 202

Jack Lembeck, Lighting Wright,
acrylic on canvas, 1986, 42 x 46"
Museum Without Walls Location:Hudson Hall, Lobby

George D. Green, French Music,
acrylic on canvas & wood, 1983, 60 x 50"
Museum Without Walls Location:Hudson Hall, Lobby

George D. Green, Middle Fork Blues,
acrylic on canvas & wood, 1991, 44.5 x 64"
Museum Without Walls Location:Hawkins Hall Lobby, #12

George D. Green, Buckskin Mary,
acrylic on canvas & wood, 1991, 46 x 62"
Museum Without Walls Location:Hawkins Hall Lobby, #11

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The Plattsburgh State Art Museum is comprised of over 4,500 works of art, representing numerous regions of the world, from the ancient to the contemporary. Works are displayed within our three main galleries, an outdoor sculpture park and exhibition areas throughout the campus. These facilities produce over twenty-five exhibitions a year of both a national and regional nature. Expanding upon the pluralistic ideal of Andre Malreaux's concept of a "Museum Without Walls," the Plattsburgh State Art Museum has become an open visual art resource for the College and the Champlain Valley/Adirondack Region.