The Haggin Museum Store

	Museum Store
Located on the lower level of the museum. Open Wednesday-Sunday, 1:30-4:30 p.m. Shoppers who do not wish to visit the museum's galleries are admitted free to the Store.

photograph courtesy of Wally Leonard

The public is welcome at The Museum Store. Museum members receive a 10% discount on all their Store purchases. If you wish to receive information on becoming a member, see the membership section.

Store telephone:
(209) 940-6318

Store Manager, Patty Huntley:

phuntley@hagginmuseum.org

Your purchases help support The Haggin Museum and its programs.
Thank you for shopping!

Looking for additional ways to support the Museum Store?
Plan to attend next year's Mad Hatter's Tea Party
or ask about becoming a Museum Store Volunteer

UNIQUE MERCHANDISE
Featuring home decor, clothing, accessories, jewelry, educational toys and more, the store is the perfect place to find that one of a kind gift from the heart. Merchandise featuring collection reproductions and the museum logo is available, including a museum Italian Charm. In addition, the store is always receiving new items to enhance the temporary exhibits of the Upper and Lower West Galleries.

POSTERS & POSTCARDS
Four museum postcards in full color are on sale in the store. A view of the front of the museum by local photographer Rich Turner emphasizes the beautiful park setting. Also available are reproductions of favorite paintings from the Haggin Collection. Members may want to consider sending these beautiful images to out-of-town family or friends to let them know about the treasures on display at the museum.

NOTE CARDS
Other note cards featuring images from The Haggin Museum art collection are available for $1.50 per card or mix and match to create your own 12-card box for $10.50


Note card of Sunset in Yosemite Valley by Albert Bierstadt	Note card of Sophistication by Harry Willson Watrous

CATALOGUES

	*THE HAGGIN COLLECTION* Text by Patricia B. Sanders Published by The Haggin Museum 201 pages. 10 x 10in. Hard Cover, $34.95; soft cover, $19.95
	From the Heart Exhibition Catalogue A full-color, 96-page catalogue commemorating the Plein-Air Painters of America's 21st Annual Exhibition is available for purchase in the Museum Store for $20. Each of the 40 participating artists has a two-page spread featuring a reproduction of one of their signature paintings (accompanied by a study when available) as well as a biography and artist statement. This well-designed collectible is exclusive to The Haggin Museum Store. See a preview of the interior pages.
	FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA Exhibition Catalogue Now on sale at the museum store for $45 — 40% off the cover price! The Haggin Museum has published a beautifully-designed, hard-cover catalogue that provides an enduring remembrance of this remarkable exhibition. It features full-color reproductions of all the works in the show and biographies of each artist. In addition, brief essays by curators John Cosby and Gil Dellinger provide their perspectives on the exhibition. A longer essay by art historian Jean Stern places the works featured in this show in the wider context of the history of American art.
	PICTURING CALIFORNIA'S OTHER LANDSCAPE: THE GREAT CENTRAL VALLEY Exhibition Catalogue Edited by Heath Schenker, Published by Heyday Press This 200-page full-color catalogue was published in conjunction with The Haggin Museum's 1999 exhibition, Picturing California's Other Landscape: The Great Central Valley. It is on sale for $35. Best known for its fertile soils and bountiful crops, the landscape of the great central valley is often celebrated for its utilitarian, rather than aesthetic, value. The catalogue — featuring a stunning selection of historic and contemporary paintings, photographs, tourist art, advertising images, and maps—allows us to view the landscape of the Central Valley through the eyes and sensibilities of more than 65 visual artists. Through text and images, this book examines the portrayal of the Central Valley over the last 150 years: as promised land exploitable resource, paradise lost, a source of unexpected life and beauty. These provocative images challenge the popular perceptions of the Central Valley, suggesting new and expanded ways of viewing its landscape.
	*STEPHENS BROS BOAT BUILDERS AND DESIGNERS* This catalogue was published in conjunction with the exhibition, Stephens Bros. Boat Builders and Designers. The catalogue by Barry J. Ward features 58 pages and more than 60 historic Stephens photographs. It is on sale for $15.

The Museum Store began in 1991 as part of the museum's 60th Anniversary celebration,

thanks to the generous support of Ross and Marilyn Bewley.