Taos in the 1920s was a hotbed of American Regionalist painting. Their work provides a refreshing change from typical Indiana imagery of the period. The exhibit contains 50 paintings by Carl and Wood Woolsey from 24 public and private collections across the United States and Canada. The Indiana State Museum is part of the Department of Natural Resources' Division of State Museums and Historic Sites. The museum is located in downtown Indianapolis, at the corner of Ohio and Alabama streets, one block north of Market Square Arena.
Admission is free.
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