Donna M. Cassidy

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  Donna Cassidy (moderator), Professor of American & New England Studies and Art History, University of Southern Maine

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  Speakers will include: Wendy Bellion, Huey Copeland, Rachael DeLue, Elizabeth Hutchinson, David Lubin, Angela Miller, Richard Meyer, Kenneth Myers, and Donna Cassidy (moderator).

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  What evidently did resonate with Hartley, and what Professor Cassidy discovered in her research, was the Nazi emphasis of the superiority of the Nordic race.Also, the Nazi fetish of the Aryan male body as the epitome of racial perfection appealed to Hartley's gay sensibility.  Hartley found the same racial purity back in America among the woodcutters and fishermen of Maine.Anglo-Saxons or Yankees were at the top of his heirarchy of "whiteness". "As northerners, the North Atlantic folk were related, in Hartley's eyes, to the light-filled Germans, the spritual, radiant northern race." (Cassidy) So Hartley was able to combine a modernist aesthetic with a reactionary worldview,  This knowledge casts Hartley's regionalism - his bold landscapes, his portraits of rustic Maine folk - in an entirely new light.

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  Join Donna Cassidy, USM professor of American & New England Studies and Art History, for a discussion of the range of visual art programs tied to the New Deal through a digital slide show.

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  From the "True Woman" to the "New Woman" in Art and Popular Culture in the Victorian Period and Beyond with Donna Cassidy
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  Donna Cassidy is Professor of American and New England Studies and Art History at the University of Southern Maine.

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  Monday, July 21: Framing New England: Regional Identity and the Visual Arts, by Donna M. Cassidy, Professor, American & New England Studies and Art History, University of Southern Maine

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  The event will begin Friday, Aug. 8, with the 17th annual Hall Memorial Lecture, "Marsden Hartley: New England and 1930s Regionalism," by Donna Cassidy, Ph.D., professor of American and New England studies and art history, University of Southern Maine.She will discuss this world-famous Maine artist, a native of Lewiston, as well as his impact on and relationship to his region.

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  Donna Cassidy Donna Cassidy is Professor of American & New England Studies and Art History at the University of Southern Maine. Her most recent book, Marsden Hartley: Race, Region, and Nation, led to her current research on U.S. artists in Quebec and Atlantic Canada from 1890 to 1940. In this talk, co-sponsored by the Yarmouth and North Yarmouth historical societies, Cassidy descibes the travels of those artists in the region, and discusses the influence of the landscape and people on their work. (The images that accompanied the talk are protected by copyright, but searching any of the artists' names in the Artcyclopedia or Google Images should yield some samples.)
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  Monet to Matisse, Homer to Hartley will be accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue with essays by Richard Brettell, Professor at the University of Texas, Dallas; Donna Cassidy, Director of American and New England Studies at the University of Southern Maine; Anne Dawson, Associate Professor of Art History at Eastern Connecticut State University; Martica Sawin, critic, curator, and art historian; and Carrie Haslett, Joan Whitney Payson Curator at the Portland Museum of Art.

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  Monet to Matisse, Homer to Hartley will be accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue with essays by Richard Brettell, Professor at the University of Texas, Dallas; Donna Cassidy, Director of American and New England Studies at the University of Southern Maine; Anne Dawson, Associate Professor of Art History at Eastern Connecticut State University; Martica Sawin, critic, curator, and art historian; and Carrie Haslett, Joan Whitney Payson Curator at the Portland Museum of Art.

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