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The Clark launched its fortieth anniversary celebration with a look at a rarely seen aspect of its permanent collection. This exhibition comprised about 9- drawings, watercolors, and pastels by such artists as Durer, Rubens, Rembrandt, Watteau, Delacroix, Monet, Degas, Homer, and Whistler.

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The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute capped its fortieth anniversary celebration with this major exhibition of works by Pierre-Auguste Renoir. It comprised over thirty Renoir paintings collected by the Sterling and Francine Clark.

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This was an exhibition of American folk art drawn from the Littles' collection. It comprised about 70 works, including paintings, furniture, ceramics, and woodcarvings.

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: This exhibition explored how Sargent, during the first decade of his career, manipulated the market using exhibition practices and patron systems of the time to develop a reputation for himself as a painter. Covering the period from 1877-1887, from the debut of Sargent's work in the Paris Salon to the artist's permanent relocation to London and first professional visit to the United States, the exhibition presented 35 paintings by Sargent drawn from public and private collections around the...

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This exhibition traced the evolution of Little Dancer Aged Fourteen by Edgar Degas, starting from earlier images in paintings and pastels and continuing to the sculpture itself and on to later works. The exhibition also repositioned the work within the context of 19th-century cultural and aesthetic concerns, largely through new research int its first public reception.