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Exhibition

Wright Morris: Nebraska Pictures

May 16, 2017 through July 23, 2017
  • Wright Morris, Through the Lace Curtain (from The Home Place, near Norfolk, Nebraska).
  • Wright Morris, Haystack, near Norfolk, Nebraska.
  • Wright Morris, Tool Shed (from The Home Place, near Norfolk, Nebraska).
  • Wright Morris, Corn Field, Eastern Nebraska.
  • Wright Morris, Reflection in Oval Mirror (from The Home Place, near Norfolk, Nebraska).
  • Wright Morris, Uncle Harry, Entering Barn (from The Home Place, near Norfolk, Nebraska).
  • Wright Morris, Light Pole and Grain Elevator.

Nebraska figures prominently in the work of Wright Morris, an award-winning novelist, photographer, and essayist born in Central City in 1910. On display in conjunction with Nebraska 150, the state’s sesquicentennial celebration, this exhibition presents a selection of photographs from Sheldon’s collection that exemplifies Morris’s sensitivity in capturing details of rural Nebraska in the 1940s.





Currently Closed Museum Hours and Accessibility Admission is Free
Wright Morris, Haystack, near Norfolk, Nebraska.
Wright Morris, Tool Shed (from The Home Place, near Norfolk, Nebraska).
Wright Morris, Through the Lace Curtain (from The Home Place, near Norfolk, Nebraska).
Wright Morris, Corn Field, Eastern Nebraska.
Wright Morris, Reflection in Oval Mirror (from The Home Place, near Norfolk, Nebraska).
Wright Morris, Uncle Harry, Entering Barn (from The Home Place, near Norfolk, Nebraska).
Wright Morris, Light Pole and Grain Elevator.