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If you have any questions on abbreviations, please do not hesitate to contact us at ptownauction@aol.com. Results for October 9, 2005 Auction. All results include a 15% Buyer Premium. 1. Unknown: 2. signed Ransom:
Unknown which Ransom artist this is.
3. Herman Leo:
Extensive research yielded nothing on this
accomplished artist. 4. Unknown: 5. Henry Steig:
(1906-1973) Born in New York and came from
a family of artist. His brother was cartoonist William Steig. Studied at
College of the City, NY and left to pursue his studies in art at the
National Academy of Design. Known primarily as a silversmith, made
puzzle-like, asymmetrical pieces, exulting in curves. Exhibits include: MoMA
(1946) and Walker Art Center. Works are highly sought out. Paintings of
his are in the permanent collection of the Provincetown Art Assoc. and
Museum. 5A. John Hare:
(1909 - 1978) Well known Provincetown,
Gloucester and St. Augustine. Known as the dean of watercolorist on Cape
Cod, his works have lately become highly coveted. He had exhibited at one
time with the Munson Gallery. Resided in 1939 in St. Augustine and was one
of the Art Club members. He had an incredible gift of painting water/shore
scapes. 6. Josephine Arico Delva:
Student of Henry Hensche. Exhibitions
include this painting at the 20th Century Club, Boston in 1955.
7. Unknown: 8. H. Lee Hirsche:
Williams College professor of art from 1956 to 1985, produced
art in a wide variety of formats, and painted portraits from the late 1960s
and early 1970s Hirsche was known for eye-popping patterns and psychedelic
shading to a photo realist style made popular by Don Eddy, Richard Estes,
and Audrey Flack. All of Hirsche’s work demonstrates skill and
inventiveness, but the portraits capture a particularly brilliant moment in
American life and are distinguished documents of it. 9. R. Mortimer Maddox:
Unknown which artist this is. 10. Unknown: 10A. Henry Hensche:
(1901 - 1992) Studied with Charles Hawthorne
at Cape School of Art, also at AIC, NAD, ASL, Beaux Arts.
Started Cape Cod School of Art (1930, named in 35) after Charles Hawthorne's
passing (was Cape School of Art). Member of Salmagundi Club, PAAM, Grand
Central Art Gallery, Boston Guild of Artists. Exhibits include: PAFA
(1929-30, 1932), NAD (1930-Hallgarten prize), Corcoran Gallery biennials
1928-37 (5 exhibits), AIC, PAAM, Mint. Mus. Art, Jordan Marsh, Boston,
Evanston AA, Oklahoma AA. Works at Chrysler Collection, Harvard Club,
NY, Oklahoma Museum, Mint. Mus. Art, and others. Also painted numerous
landscapes, still-lifes and portraits in Louisiana. Extremely well listed
artist. His birth date, although proof showing he was born in 1899, he
wished it known that he was born in 1901 and that is what is on his grave
stone in Truro.
11. signed McDermott: 12. Florence Manchester:
South Dartmouth Mass. Artist
13. Libby Trynz:
(1904-2000) Painted in Provincetown for
over 55 years, studied for many years at PAAM. Mentor was Remo Farruggio,
recent PAAM auction yielded a new record price.
14. Byrne Marston:
(b.1931) Represented by Battelle Harding
Gallery in Greenfield, MA. Studied: Cape Cod School of Art with Hilda Neily,
Rob Longley an Carol Whorf Westcott and in Italy (2001). Plein aire
painter, works in countless collections here and Florida.
15. Unknown: 15A. John W. Gregory:
(1903 - 1992) Provincetown's premier
photographer. The Smithsonian considered him one of America's finest
pictorial photographers. Studied at Art Student's League of New York and
with distinguished artist John Sloan.
16. Ada Rayner:
(1901 - 1986 ) Becoming very collectible
with prices only going higher in auction, noted for her flower still life
paintings. Wife of Henry Hensche.
16A. Morgan Dennis:
(1892 - 1960) Studied at American Sch. of
Design, Boston and with William HW Bicknell, Stanhope and Forbes. Member of
Author's Log. Exhibits include Ft. Meyers, Fl., Key West, Clarke Univ.,
Worcester, Long Island, Macbeth Gal., NYC. Works at The Dog House bar and
lounge, NY. Best known for his dog subjects, particularly Scotties.
Author'/Illustrator of Pup Himself, Burlap, Morgan Dennis Dog Book, Skit and
Skat, Pure Breds, The Sea Dog and others. Sketched FDR's Fala, Black &
White scotch label. Extremely well listed artist whose works grace countless
museums, the White House and collections around the world.
17. May Moulton Cheney:
(20th Century Artist) Studied at Univ. Minn,
BMFA and with Denman W. Ross and George Elmer Browne. Exhibits include:
Minn. State Fair and PAAM. Listed in Who was Who in American Art.
18. Ray K. Wolfe: Extensive
research yielded nothing on this artist. 19. E(dith) Wilkinson:
20th century Provincetown artist. Exhibited
at Salons of America. Affiliated with Lovell Studion in Provincetown.
Listed in Who was Who in American Art, 1975.
20. R Vecchione: Unknown
which artist this is. Extremely talented though. 21. signed Coleman: Unknown
which Coleman this is. 21A. John Hare:
Information previously listed, Lot #5A. 22. Hallam L. Mevius:
Unknown who this talented artist is.
Painting came from Provincetown. 23. Charles Henry Gifford:
(1839-1904) Was a self taught artist. He
exhibited at the Palette Club, NYC, 1871, Buffalo FA Acad., 1872-74, Utica
AA in 1871, Chicago Ind. Expo, William & Everett Gal., Boston, Lawton's Art
Galk, New Bedford, Katonah Art Gallery, NY, Elli's Fine Art Galery,
Hutchinson Gallery, Fine Art Rooms, all in New Bedford. Works at: New
Bedford Free Lib., New Bedford Whaling Mus., Hood Mus., Dartmouth Coll.,
Yale Univ., AG, Fairhaven Town Hall, Ma. His influences include Bierstadt,
Gifford (Robert) and Beest. Served in the civil war and started his career
afterwards. Most are 9 x 14 size and oils until 1889. Well listed. 23A. Varujan Boghosian:
(b.1926) Represented by the Berta Walker
Gallery. Studied at Vesper George Sch. Of Art, Boston, Yale Univ., BFA and
MFA. Exhibited at Stable Gallery, NY (1963-66), Cordier and Ekstrom
(1970,72). Awards include Fulbright Grant, 1953, sculptor in residence,
American Academy, Rome, 1967, Nat. Inst. Arts and Letters, 1972, WMAA,
1960-68. Works at MoMA, WMAA, Addison Gallery, Andover, MA, Worcester Mus.,
Currier Gallery, Art. Extremely collectible artist of New York and
Provincetown. 24. O J Kurth:
(Otto?) 20th century New York artist.
Exhibited at the S. Indp. A., 1931, listed in Who was Who in American Art,
1975. 25. C Bobraff: Extensive
research yielded nothing on this artist. 25A. Kenneth Lars Jansson:
(died 2000) Lived 27 years in
Cummaquid with Gallery on Route 6A. Studied at Art Institute, Boston
and MFA FA. Specialized in art of embossing, countless collections. 26. Robert Brooks:
Represented by R. Michelson Gallery.
Extensive showings in Western Massachusetts and the Cape. Viewed as one of
the most interesting young artists on the Cape, is on the edge of his
future. His art, which is large, confident, and enthusiastic, is also
meditative. Brooks’ work suggests the influence of impressionism, realism
and surrealism combined with his own sense of composition and balance, as
well as daring color and a deliberate brush stroke, to create a unique,
compelling style, quoted from Cape Cod Life Magazine.
27. Carl Lefton:
Represented by Thanassi Gallery in
Provincetown. Studied: Alfred Univ. (BA in Fine Art), Brooklyn Museum School
of Art, NYU, Pratt Institute and ASL in NY. Also studied under Milton
Wright, Murray Hantman, Ruben Tam, Ad Reinhardt and Jimmy Ernst. Has
exhibited at many galleries in Boston including Matrix Gallery and Studio 34
in Provincetown. In many collections here, Boston and Florida.
28. signed T. CAN:
Unknown who this artist is.
Spectacular painting though. 29. Cooper Dragonette:
(b.1970) Studied at Prescott College, Univ.
of Maine under George Burk and Goddard College, VT. Teaches art at Univ. of
Maine. Represented by the Hay Gallery, Portland, Maine and the Holbrook
Gallery in Wellfleet. Member of Maine Art Educators Assn. and PAAM.
30. Peter S. Rinnig:
Boston Artist. Studied at Westfield State Coll., Univ.
Alaska, Museum Sch., Tufts Univ. Exhibitions include: Blue Wave Rest.,
Baja Cantina, (both in Boston), 30A. Arthur Vidal Diehl:
(1870-1929) Largely self-taught. Exhibited
at the Royal Academy, 1899. Progress Expo, Ct. 1927. He came to New York in
1891 penniless and painted snuff box tops and such. Listed in AskArt and
Who's Who, but never sold in gallery or dealer. Fox Movietone made a short
movie of Diehl painting and talking in Provincetown.
31. Chris Storr:
(b.1963 ) Represented by Harmon Gallery in
Wellfleet and New Era Gallery, Vinehaven, ME. and White Magdalena House,
Hingham, MA. Student of Ron Fowler, definite emerging artist to watch.
First entry into these auctions led to representation in 3 galleries.
32. Mary R. Grave:
Extensive research yielded nothing on this
artist. 32A. John Hare:
Information previously listed, Lot #5A. 33. signed Peterson:
Unknown which artist this is. 34. Unknown: 35. Cynthia Packard:
(b.1957) Represented by the Packard
Gallery, Provincetown. Countless shows, awards and extremely collectible.
Part of the famed Packard Family of painters, descended down from Max Bohm,
another great early Provincetown painter. Gallery representation includes
Bennett Street Gallery, Atlanta, Chase Gallery, Boston and many other
shows. Studied at Mass. College of Art (BFA). Modeled for Fritz Bultman.
Known as an expert colorist, her female figures are among the most coveted.
36. Unknown: 37. D. Ferry: Unknown
which artist this is. 37A. E. B. Warren:
(Mrs. Tod Lindenmuth) (1886 - 1960)
Studied Massachusetts School of Art, Vesper George School of Art, and under
William H. Bicknell. Exhibits include: Rockport AA, Palm Beach AL, PAAM,
SAE, SE Chicago and others. Many awards, countless collections and shows.
Listed in Who's Who, Askart, Davenport's.
38. Unknown: 39. Taro Yamamoto:
(1919- ) Studied at Santa Monica College,
ASL with Kuniyoshi, Kantor, Browne and Vytlacil, Hofmann Sch., NY. Member
of Beachcombers, PAAM. Exhibited at PAFA, Provincetown AA, Contemp.
Gallery, NYC, Sun Gallery, Little Gallery (all Provincetown), ASL (solo),
Provincetown Art Gallery. Scholarships and fellowships at Hofmann Sch.,
ASK, McDowell , and others. Works at Methodist Church, LA., Chrylser Mus.
and others. Well listed and prices soaring for this artist.
40. James Hansen:
(1951-1997) James Hansen came to
Provincetown in the early 1980s and worked for several summers in a studio
at the Fine Arts Work Center. During his years in Provincetown, he
befriended many local artists, including sculptor Paul Bowen, and painters
Claude Simard and Myriam Laplante. James died in 1997 at the age of 45. An
instructor at Yale and Brandeis, he exhibited at the Institute of
Contemporary Art in Boston, the Jack Shainman Gallery in New York City, the
Alpha Gallery in Boston, the UFO and East End galleries in Provincetown, the
Eva Cohen Gallery in Chicago and in numerous other locations across the U.S.
His work is in permanent collections of the Boston Public Library, the
Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, the Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University,
Cantor Art Gallery, Boston, Portland State Univ. and others. He is the
recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts grant and a fellowship from
the Massachusetts Council on the Arts and Humanities.
40A. John Hare:
Information previously listed, Lot #5A. 41. George Ratkai:
Babcock Gallery, NY for many years
42. Sammy Pasto:
Sammy
Pasto’s greatest passion is art. Also a musician, he has been consumed by an
intense need to create since his youth. The influence of music in Pasto’s
work is apparent; his lines and shapes convey a sense of rhythm and harmony.
Playful images dance among vivid, radiant colors. Pasto’s work has
been featured in various solo and group exhibitions in San Diego, Los
Angeles, Philadelphia, and New York. The artist has won numerous awards and
his art is included in many private art collections. Always
endeavoring to innovate, Pasto has developed several unique styles and his
works are widely recognized and critically acclaimed. 43. R. T. Gilfoy: Extensive
research yielded nothing on this artist. 44. Lori Miller:
Extensive research yielded nothing on this artist. 45. Sabina Teichman:
(1905-1983) Studied at Columbia Univ. (BA &
MA), also with Charles J. Martin & Arthur J. Young. Member of Audubon
Artists, PAAM. Exhibits include Argent Gallery, NYC, Saltpeter Gallery,
NYC, Shore Studios, Boston, ACA Gallery, NYC, WMAA, Art USA, 1958, PAAM,
Butler Institute Amer. Art, Audubon Artists Ann., Women's Westchester
Center. Works at: Butler Inst., Smithsonian Inst., Fogg Mus. Art, Harvard
Univ., SFMA. Well listed. 45A. Michael Vasquez:
(born 1968) Studying and painting since 16.
Membership includes PAAM. Exhibitions include current PAAM Member's Juried,
in Worcester, MA., The Mews etching was designed by him. Previous OCA
Auctions and previous mural in the Vault, Provincetown. Countless private
collections. 46. B Harrison:
Unknown which artist this is. 47. Unknown: 48. Ada Rayner:
Information previously listed, Lot #16. 49. John Hare:
Information previously listed, Lot #5A. 50. Daryl Mackie:
Philadelphia artist known for his work with
the Harlem Boys Choir. 50A. Coulton Waugh:
(1896-1973) Painter, cartoonist,
illustrator. Known for his marine works. Son of Frederick Waugh, prominent
artist of Cape Cod. Works exhibited at; WMAA, NAD, PAFA, AIC, CI, PAAM,
Hudson Walker Gallery, Grand Central Gallery, Cooperstown AA. His work can
be found in 321 Libraries across the country. Countless shows, awards,
listings and collections. In Who's Who, AskArt, Davenport's.
50B. Coulton Waugh: Information
previously listed, Lot #50A. 51. Dorothy Lake Gregory:
(1893 - 1970) Extremely popular early
illustrator and artist, over 20 books and magazines including "Alice in
Wonderland", exhibitions at Museum of Modern Art, National Academy of
Design, studied under Hawthorne, wife of Ross Moffett.
52. Gerry Brennan:
(b.1941) Show at Provincetown Library,
August 2003. Studied under Jim Peters, Steve Kennedy and Gail Browne, PIAI
and Ilona Royce Smithkin at PAAM. Also with Marjorie Portnow, FAWC and
Castle Hill (landscape). Also had entered PAAM Member's Juried and sold in
first days. Emerging artist to watch.
53. Charles Vermoskie:
(1904-1991) Studied with FM Lamb at Boston
School. Exhibits include: S. Indp. A, 1935, 1930, Salons of America, 1934.
Works at Stoughton Pub. Lib., St. Peters Church, South Boston. Listed in
Who's Who, AskArt.com. 54. Karl Zerbe:
(1903-1972) Studied in Germany and Italy.
Member of: AEA (president), CAA, SAFA. Exhibited: GGE, MoMA, Rio de
Janeiro, Art USA, Harvard Univ., corcoran Gal., Berkshire Mus., AID, Phila
Art All., Munsons-Williams-Proctor Inst., Inst. Contemp. Art, Currier
Gallery, MIT, BMA, de Young, Colorado Springs FAC, Ford Found. and others.
Works at: NIAL, MMA, WMAA, BM. Albright-Knox, AIC,, Butler AI, CAM.,
Cranbrook Acad. Art, FMA, Harvard Univ., Ft. Worth AA, John Herron AI, LACMA,
MIT, Newark Mus., New Britain AI, PMG, RISD, San Diego FA Gal., VMGA, Walker
AC, Tel-Aviv Mus. and countless others. Extremely well listed.
54A. Varujan Boghosian:
Information previously listed, Lot #23A. 55. Abraham Harriton:
(1893-1986) Studied at ASL, 1908-15 with
Carlsen, Cox, DeForest, Brush and Mielatz. Member of Am. Artists Congress,
An. Am. Group, Artists League, Audubon Artists. Exhibits include: PAFA,
1915-16, 1919, 1934-46, 1966. Corcoran Gallery, 1916, 1941, Salons of
America, 1924, 1927, and 1930. NAD (prize), WFNY, 1939, 48 States
Competition, 1939, WMAA, 1936-44, ACA Galleries, 1936-72 (solos). Also at
MoMA, 1940, AIC, 1940, Carnegie Inst. 1941, 43, 45 & 46. Won Peabody Waite
Award, 1968 and NYC WPA Art at Parson's School of Design, 1977. Works at:
WMAA, Oakland Art Gall., WPA mural in USPO, Louisville and countless other
institutions and private collections. Also was made honorary Vice President
of PAAM, 1956. Very well listed.
56. John Hare:
Information previously listed, Lot #5A. 57. Henry Hensche:
Information previously listed, Lot #10A 58. Hilda Neily:
(born 1947) Represented by the Hilda Neily
Gallery, Provincetown. Studied at Cape Cod School of Art under Henry
Hensche. Accomplished Provincetown artist with countless shows, awards,
many collections and highly sought out for her plein aire paintings.
58A. Judith Fulmer:
(b.1962) Represented by the Wohlfarth Gallery, Provincetown and ongoing
representation at Waverly Frame and Art, Woodstock, Maryland and Sea-N-Stars
Guest Suites, Rehoboth, Delaware. Has also shown at Icon Gallery, Julie
Heller Gallery and others. Studied at CCSA under Griffel, DiMestico and
Boynton. Also studied at Towson Univ. and Schuler Sch. Of Fine Arts. She has
had countless group and solo shows. Member of Pastel Painters Society of
Cape Cod, Howard Count Arts Council, Mid Atlantic Plein Air Painters Assn
and PAAM. 59. Johanne Corno:
Canadian and New York artist. Known for her
expansive brilliant canvases. Exhibitions include: Opera Gallery (NY,
2002,03), Yves Laroche Gallerie, Montreal, Michel Blais Gallery, Vancouver,
Atmosphere Gallery, NY, Paul Labrecque Spa Gallery, NY, Art Mode (solo,
Calgary), Skylight 6 Studio, NY, Bond Street Studio, NY, Twilo, Art Frenzie,
Fl., Ludmilla Baczynksy Gallery, NY and others. Well listed and collected.
60. Tom Antonelli:
Represented by the Antonelli-Giradelli Gallery, Provincetown
(20 years). Countless Very well known and collected artist in countless
collections here and in New York and beyond. 60A. Maud Hunt Squire:
(1873-1955) Studied at: Cinn. Art Acad.
Member of Societe du Salon d'Autome, Paris. Exhibited at: PAFA, Pan-Am.
Expo, SF, Provincetown AA, S. Indp. A., AIC, Salon d'Autonome, Paris. Works
at: Herron AI, South Kensington Mus., London. Close friend and companion of
Ethel Mars. Listed in Who was Who.
61. Lloyd Embry:
(20th century) Exhibited at CGA in 1951.
Also listed in Who was Who, Falk and Corcoran Gallery records.
62. Bruce McKain:
(1900- 1990) Studied: Herron AI 1918-22,
with Charles Hawthorne, 1928-33. Member of PAAM, Beachcombers. Exhibited
at: NA, 1938, PAAM, 1934,36,39, WFNY, 1939. Lived in Provincetown from 1928
on except for stint in Stonington, CT for war work (1943) and in Sarasota,
FL (1955-56) for work on Ringling Bros. Circus where he painted sets. He
has been compared to Aldro T. Hibbard. Very well collected and sought out
artist. 63. Jackson Lambert:
(b.1919) Artist and resident of
Provincetown for over 40 years. Originally living in the Oliver Day Studios
($50.00 a season), his works include the permanent collections of several
local prominent art collectors and the Provincetown Art Association &
Museum. Also well known for his weekly column in the Provincetown Banner.
64. Louis Risoli:
Represented by the NAGA
Gallery, Boston, Ma.
Risoli has an extensive exhibition history and has work in corporate and
public collections, including the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park in
Lincoln, Massachusetts and the Rose Art Museum in Waltham, Massachusetts. 64A. Dimitri Hadzi:
(born 1921) Represented by the Berta Walker
Gallery, Provincetown, Kouros Gallery, NY, Grimaldis Gallery, Baltimore,
MD., Gremillion Gallery, Houston, Tx, Irving Galleryes, Palm Beach. Fl.,
Ileana Tounta Cont. Art Gallery, Athens, Gr., and many other high end
galleriers. Studied at Cooper Union (1950), Polytech., Athens, Gr.
(1950-51), Belle Arte, Rome (1952-53) and others. member: Coll. Art Assn.
Am. Exhibits include MoMA, Pittsburgh Int., Stephen Radich Gall., Two
Sculptors, Two Painters, Venice, Italy, Hirshhorn Coll., Guggenheim
(Fellowship), NYC, WMAA, Boston & Richard Gray Gallery, Fogg Art Mus. and
many others. Amoung his countless awards, commissions and fame, highlights
include works at: MoMA, Guggenheim Mus., WMAA, Foggs Art Mus., Harvard
Univ., Nat. Collection Art, Lincoln Center, NY, Sun Life Ins. Co., JFK
Federal Bldg, Fed Reserve Bank, Minn. and more. Extremely well listed and
recognized international artist.
65. Arthur Vidal Diehl:
Information previously listed, Lot #30A. 66. R E Tomlinson:
Several Tomlinson artist listed, none with
these initials. 67. Charles Heinz:
(1885-1955) Studied at St. Louis School of
FA, Chicago Academy, and under Richard Miller and also Charles Hawthorne at
the Cape Cod School of Art. Member of PAAM, SC. Exhibits
include: AIC 1928, 37-38,and 42. Also NAD 1929-32, 37-38 and 1941.
PAFA 1930,32, and 1939. Corcoran Gallery 1930,35,37,39,43,47. AGAA,
1939, SC (prize in 1939), Carnegie Inst. 1941, 43-45, MMA 1941 and NAC 1946.
Also at PAAM annually. Works at Springfield Museum of Art, Shelby
County Court House, Fitchburg Museum, PAAM. PAAM had a retrospective
of Heinz in the 1990's. Very well listed and collected artist
68. Libby Trynz: Information
previously listed, Lot #13. 69. Mary Hackett:
(died in 1989) Well known and collected
Provincetown "Folk Artist". Her works are part of the Provincetown Town Art
Collection, PAAM and others. Very rare for any paintings by her to hit the
open market. She showed regularly in Provincetown from the 1930s until her
death in 1989, Mary Hackett has been described by Philip Hamburger in The
New Yorker (September 9, 1996) as "a painter fools might label 'primitive'
but whom those with eyes to see recognize as great."
70. James Rayen:
(born 1935) Studied: Yale Univ.(BA, BFA and
MFA0, also with Josef Albers, Sewell Sillman & Rico Lebrun. Exhibits
include: Durlacher Bros. Gall, NYC, Young NE painters, Ringling Mus.,
Eleanor Rigelhaupt Gal, Boston, Ladscape II, De cordova Mus., 10 Year
Retrospective, Brockton Art Center. Works at Addison Gallery Am. Art,
Andover, MA., Yale Univ., Wellesley Coll., First Nat. Bank, Boston. Listed
in Who was Who in American Art.
70A. Taro Yamamoto: Information
previously listed, Lot #39. 71. John Hare:
Information previously listed, Lot #5A. 72. Remo Farruggio:
(1904-1981) Born in Palermo, Sicily. He was
one of only 2 WPA/ FAP Artists given solo shows (Julian Levi Gallery,
1936). Recent retrospective at PAAM, early Provincetown and New York artist
with extensive listing in Who's Who in American Art, countless museums
worldwide, collections private and public, shows included famed Corcoran
Gallery 1957, awards, world famous and recognized artist.
73. Karl Fortess:
(1907-1995) Well known painter and
printmaker. Was prominent administrator of/and WPA Artist. Also teacher or
art, Boston Univ., retiring in 1990's. Close friend and teacher of Philip
Guston, famed abstract expressionist. Member of Woodstock AA. Exhibited at
NYC WPA Art", MoMA, Whitney Museum, Boston Art Museum, American Art Congress
and Carnegie Institute. Received Guggenheim Fund award among many others.
Parson's School of Design,1977. Was commissioned by the government to paint
large murals. Maintained studio until his death in Woodstock.
74. Lucy L'Engle:
Information previously listed, Lot #35A. 75. Arthur Vidal Diehl:
Information previously listed, Lot #30A. 76. Joan Cobb Marsh:
Represented by Kiley Court Gallery,
extremely collected artist, studied under Hensche, many awards, shows and
collections: 77. James Balla:
Represented by the Albert Merola Gallery and UFO Gallery, Provincetown and
at the Miller Block Gallery, Boston.
Studied at Parsons Sch. of Design.
Exhbitions include: MFA, Boston, Galerie Simonne Stern, New Orleans, Lamia
Ink, NY, Housatonic Mus., Bridgeport, CT., Carrie Haddad Gallery, Hudson,
NY., Takara Gallery, Houston, fort Point Art Gallery, Boston, PAAM, Cape
MFA, FAWC, Paesaggio Gallery, Hartford, Art Complex Mus., Duxbury.
Works at MFA, Boston, Housatonic Mus., PAAM. 78. Lloyd Embry:
Information previously listed, Lot #61. 79. E. Brodney:
(born 1910) Massachusetts artist. Studied
at: Yale Sch. FA, BFA, BMFA Sch. Art. Works at New State Capital, Newton
City Hall and murals.. Director of the Brodney A. Gallery, Boston. Listed
in Who was Who in American Art.
79A. Peter Shulman:
(20th century) Extremely well known and
collected artist. He first claimed fame with his "Fried Egg" pop art
painting that hung at the Bianchi Gallery, NY along with Andy Warhol and Roy
Lichtenstein. He has had more than 110 solo shows and 400 groups exhibits.
More than 2000 paintings of his have been sold and are part of museum,
private, public and corporate art collections.
80. John Whorf:
(1903 - 1959) Studied with his father,
Harry C. Whorf, and at Botolphe Studio with Sherman Kid, 1917, also BMFA
with Wm. Hale and Philip Hale and in Provincetown with Charles Hawthorne,
Max Bohm, Richard Miller and George Elmer Browne, Gerrit Beneker and E.
Webster, plus others here and in Paris. Also studied with John Singer
Sargent in Boston, 1925 (Who's Who in American Art says 1925-26, but John
Singer Sargent died in 1925). Member of: ANA, NA 1947, AWCS, The
Beachcombers and PAAM. Exhibits include: Grace Horn Gallery, Boston, 1924
(first solo show), WCS 1934 and 39, AIC in 1934 (prize), WMAA, BMFA,
Watercolor Society, Brooklyn Museum, WCC, NOMA, and too many others to list,
most with prizes or medals. Works at: MoMA, BMFA, WMAA, BMA, BM, LACMA,
MIT, Fogg, MA., Addison Gallery, AIC, RISD, CAM, also in Stockholm, Sweden,
Pitti Palace, Florence Italy and many others. Very well listed and
accredited with an NA (highest distinction for an artist).
80A. Albert Edel:
(1890 - 1961) Strong affiliation with
Provincetown and Massachusetts. Exhibited at PAAM and is in their permanent
collection. Often known for his marine renderings. As time has passed with
each auction, I have been able to gather more information about him. He had
a gallery name the Edel Gallery in Provincetown in the 1960's. Was a
predominant etcher. Each auction, the prices are going up.
81. Katherine Baltivik:
Represented by the Charles-Balitvik Gallery,
Provincetown. 81A. Chaim Gross:
(1904-1991) Impossible to list all the
showings, exhibits and awards credited to this artist so here are the
highlights: Studied; National Academy Fine Arts, Budapest, ASL with Robert
Laurent and BAID under Elie Nadelman. Member of Sculptors Guild (board
member), NIAL, AEA, Am. Artists Congress. Exhibits include; Provincetown
(The Tourist, a bronze in front of Heritage Museum), PAFA, many years and
prizes, Salons of America, WFNY, Sculptors Guild, MoMA, CAM, FAP, AV, Paris
Salon, BM, Jewish Museum, NYC. Works at: Hirshhorn Museum, MoMA, MMA, WMAA,
NMAA, Main Post Office, Washington DC, Federal Trade Commission, Wash. DC,
and countless others. Was also a well known WPA artist. He was active in
Provincetown from 1924, 1938-39 and 1943 on. He has been on TV shows on
wood sculpting, books, children's books, etc. Very well listed and collected
artist. 82. Karl Knaths:
(1891 - 1971) Known as one of the Big Ten
artists, early abstract, many museums and collections, awards, shows, listed
in Who's Who, Davenport's, etc: Studied at AIC. Member: NA (1971), NIAL.
Exhibited at: Salons of America, Corcoran Gallery, Carnegie Institute, WMAA,
PAFA, MMA, AIC, NAD. Works at: Gallery of Living Arts, NY, NYU, MMA, MoMA,
AIC, Detroit Institute, PAFA, CAM, SFMA, WMAA, PMA, PMG, LACMA, Wadsworth,
Syracuse Univ Mus. of FA, NAD (Altman Prizes, 63, 65) Countless prizes and
awards at above mentioned plus too many to list. New world record set by
Outer Cape Auctions July 19th, '03 Auction for an oil on canvas, $25,760.00.
83. Robert Henry:
(born 1933) Represented by the Berta
Walker Gallery, Provincetown. Studied at Hans Hofmann Sch. FA, NYC and
Provincetown, Brooklyn Coll. With A. Reinhardt and K. Seligmann.
Exhibits include PAFA, 1954, Hudson river Mus., Cont. Fig. Paint., Suffolk
Co. Mus., Green Mountain Gal, NYC and others. Taught and teaches at
Brooklyn Coll., FAWC, Castle Hill and others. Well listed and
collected artist.
84. Mildred C. Jones:
(born 1899) Rockport Artist. Studied:
PM Sch. Art, Acad. Julian, Acad. Colarossi & Acad. Grande Chaumiere, Paris.
Member: All. Artists Am., Copley Soc., Rockport Aa, North Shore AA.
Exhibits include: All. Artists Am., Copley Soc., Rockport AA (prizes), North
Shore AA (prizes), Fitchburg Mus. Art, and others. Listed in Who was Who in
American Art. 84A. Umberto Romano:
(1905 - 1982) Very well known artist of New
York and Provincetown, known for his genre, portraits, illustrations and
murals. Studied at NAD, Tiffany Foundation, Am. Academy in Rome, exhibited
at AIC, PAFA, WMAA, PAAM, Castle Hill, Corcoran Galleries. Countless awards
(includes Carnegie Award,1954), solo shows, works at NMAA, WMAA, WMA, BMA,
etc. Too much to list. Listed in Who's Who, AskArt, Davenport's.
Extremely collectible. 85. Jerry Farnsworth:
(1895-1982 ) Studied at: Corcoran Art
School with Charles Hawthorne and Clinton Peters. Member of: NAD, 1935, NAC,
PAAM and Soc. of Wash. Artists. (council member). Exhibited at: PAFA,
1923-53, NAD, 1924-38 (includes Altmann Prize, Thomas Proctor Award, Maynard
Portrait Prize). Also at Corcoran Gallery, 1923-53, AIC, PAFA, Society of
Wash. Artists, Washington AC, Grand Central Gal., NYC, Carnegie Inst. Nat. &
Intl. Exhibits, MMA, San Francisco's World Fair and others. Works at: MMA,
WMAA, NPG, PAFA, Houston MFA, TMA, New Britain Mus., Dayton AI, Vanderpoel
Collections, New Orleans MA, Cranbrook Acad.. Was active in Provincetown
from 1915 on where he ran the Farnsworth School of Art. Several books and
very well listed. 86. Vernon Smith:
(1894-1969) Studied at NY School of Fine
Art, in Paris (1918) and with Charles Hawthorne in Provincetown and with
Howard Giles and R. Sloan Bredin. Member of CCAA (founder and president),
PAAM, Eastern AA, Mass Art Educ. Assn. Exhibits include Walker Gallery,
Boston (1934, solo), Inst. Mod. Art, Boston, 1939, Kraushaar Gal, NYC
(1944-65 and solo in 1947). Also at Virginia MFA, 1946, PAFA, 1946,
Montclair AM, 1952, Addisson Gallery, 1959, CCAA, 1959 (solo), Henderson
Gal. Carmel, CA.,1960-66 (including one solo show), Symphony Hall, Boston,
1961 solo, Orleans AG, 1978, PAA, 1938-61, 1997 Retrospective, Cape Cod MFA,
Dartmouth College, Anchorage Mus. Springfield MFA and others. Works at BMFA,
MoMA, Springfield MFA, New Britain Mus. Cape Cod MFA and others. Extremely
well listed artist. 87. Cynthia Packard:
Information previously listed, Lot #35. 88. Arthur Vidal Diehl:
Information previously listed, Lot #30A. 89. Rrezarta Hyseni:
Artist that studied at Fine Art Works
Center in the 1990's. 90. D Barbera:
Extensive research yielded nothing on this
artist. 90A. John Hare:
Information previously listed, Lot #5A. 91. Unknown: 92. Nora Daniel:
(born 1968), New York and Provincetown.
Studied at the ASL (88,89 with Nelson Shanks, Jacob Collins and Michael
Grimaldi. Painted in Provincetown with Mary Giammarino, Cape Cod Sch.
of Art. Exhibitions include: Forbes Mus.
Gall., NY, in Brooklyn, Vermont, Hamburg, Germany. In the private
collection of Jon Steward. Awards include: Inga Dengar, NA, 1rst
prize, Coaster Camperon, Brooklyn Brewery. 93. Remo Farruggio:
Information previously listed, Lot #72. 94. Raphael Soyer:
(1899- 1987) Studied at: Cooper Union, NAD,
ASL with Du Bois. Member of: NAD, Am. Acad. Arts & Letters, Am. Soc. PS &
G., Artists Congress, An Am. Group, NIAL, AE. Exhibits include: S. Indp.
A., Salons of America, WMAA, Daniel Gal., NYC, CPLH, AIC, Valentine Gal.,
NYC, Corcoran Gal., VMFA, PAFA, Assoc. Am. Artists, BM, PMG, MoMA, Dallas
Mus. Art, Phila. Art All., NAD, Krasner Gal., NYC, ACA Gal., NJ State Mus.,
Berlin, Paris and many others. Works at: MMA, WMAA, MoMA, Addison Mus. Art,
PMA, PMG, BMA, NYPL, AGAA, CGA, Buffalo AA, BM, WPA murals and many others.
Twin brother of Moses Soyer and brother of Isaac Soyer.
94A. Gordon Hansen:
(1904 - 1972) Studied at Museum of Fine
Arts, Boston 1925 - 32, newspaper artist at Boston Art Club, 1931, Jordan
Marsh's Sixth Annual Exhibitions, 1936, Cape Museum of Fine Arts, 1989,
staff illustrator Boston Herald Traveler, 1928 - 67, Covers of New Yorker
and Cosmopolitan Magazine, 1950's, listed in Who was Who in American Art.
95. Lloyd Embry:
Information previously listed, Lot #61. 96. Joseph Kaplan:
(1900-1982) Studied Educ. Alliance, NYC and
NAD, member: PAAM, Audubon Artist, exhibited: Carnegie Institute (1941),
Corcoran Gallery (1949-53, 3 times), Audubon Artists, PAFA, Pepsi-Cola,
1944, NAD, 1969 (prize). Works at: MMA, Butler Institute, Tel Aviv, Univ.
of Louisville, many prizes, awards and solo shows, well listed in Who's Who,
Askart 97. Daisy Thayer Wright:
(20th century) Providence, RI. artist.
Studied with Amy T. Dalrymple, John F. Carlson, Jerry Farnsworth, Anthony
Thieme, Jane Freeman, Emile Gruppe. Member of Rockport AA., North Shore
AA., Yonkers Mus., Scarsdale AA, Hudson Valley AA. Exhibits include:
National AC, NYC., Ogunquit AC, Contemporary Club, White Plains, White
Plains County Center. Listed in Who was Who in American Art.
98. Joann Mooy:
Represented by The Crooked Fence Gallery,
Chatham and Provincetown Antiques. National award winning
photographer, specializing in landscapes of Provincetown, Truro, and
Wellfleet on Cape Cod. Her photographs have been published in
Cape Cod Life, the Provincetown Pocket Book, Provincetown Magazine,
Provincetown Business Guild Magazine, Dog Fancy magazine and "Images of
America -Provincetown Volume II". Exhibited in galleries and juried shows
in CT, FL, MA, NY and NJ. Four of her photos were selected for the
prestigious "Images - CT" show. She is in private collections across the
US, as well as in France, Australia and the UK. Currently staff
photographer for WomenSport Collectibles.
98A. William H. Bicknell:
(1860 - 1947) Known for his landscapes and
etchings. Studied under Frederic Crowninshield, BMFA School, member of
Copley Society, Chicago SE, Boston SE and PAAM. Exhibited at BAC 1884-85
and 88-89k, PAFA 1898 and St. Louis Expo (award winner, 1904). Works at AIC,
BMFA, NYPL. Well listed and collected artist. Who's Who, Askart., etc.
99. Thom Ross:
Exhibitions include: Kneeland Gallery, Sun
Valley, ID, Palm Desert Art Gallery, Palm Desert, Gunnar Nordstrom Gallery,
Kirkland, WA, Aka Mai Gallery, Del Mar, CA, Sutton-West, Gallery, Missoula,
MT., Martin-Harris Gallery, Jackson, WY, Buffalo Bill Museum, Cody, WY;
Whitney Art Museum, Martin-Harris Gallery, Jackson, WY, Badami Gallery,
Kimball Art Center, Park City, UT, Keene Gallery, San Antonio, TX,
Storyopolis Gallery, Los Angeles, CA., Towne Collection, Scottsdale, AZ.
BOOK COVERS include: "The Saga of Billy the Kid", Walter Noble Burns,
"Tombstone: Iliad of the Southwest", "Joaquin Murietta", "Billy the Kid".
Currently completing the permanent sculpture piece for the Seattle
Mariners’ new baseball stadium in Seattle. 99A. Varujan Boghosian:
Information previously listed, Lot #23A. 100. signed Hollister:
Unknown which Hollister this is.
Several listed. 100A. Unknown: 101. Philip Bosler: Extensive
research yielded nothing on this artist. 102A. John W. Gregory:
Information previously listed, Lot #15A. 103. Thomas Rebek:
(born, 1942) Studied at: Milwaukee Institute of Art and
Design and an MFA from the University of Illinois. He came to Boston in 1969
after teaching art and design at Cornell University. Membership: Copley
Society of Art, where he has achieved Copley Master status; a past president
of the New England Watercolor Society; and a distinguished artist of the
Concord Art Association, Thomas has won several major awards from those art
associations as well as from the Cape Cod Art Association and the Cambridge
Art Association. He has held several solo shows, and his work is widely
published and is represented in many permanent private and corporate
collections throughout this country and abroad. 104. Taro Yamamoto: Information
previously listed, Lot #39. 105. Joseph Osborne:
Washington DC artist. 105A. John Hare:
Information previously listed, Lot #5A. 106. Judith Fulmer:
Information previously listed, Lot #58A. 106A. Bustamente:
Mexican artist, probably Sergio.
Internationally known. 107. John Krenik:
(b.1956) Art Teacher, Nauset , PAAM
Member's Juried, NE Watercolor Society, 2nd pl, Southwest Watercolor
Society, Best of Show, National Collage Society, Best of Show. Also PAAM
Member's Juried. 107A. M. Eisenberg:
Cape Cod Artist
108. Joel Meyerowitz:
Represented by the DNA Gallery,
Provincetown. Very well known and collected photographer of New York and
Provincetown. Had the distinction of being the only photographer into
Ground Zero, New York to photograph. Countless museums, collections,
listed.
109. Blossom Newman:
(b.1933) Represented by the Cottontail
Gallery, Wellfleet. Studied: Pratt Institute, NY, and Art School in
Germany, MFA in Boston and also at Univ. of Hartford and in Provincetown
under: Meta Warrick Fuller (student of Rodin), Peter Abate, Alf Branconier,
Marcie Howe and also Dionos Owens, Frank Milby, Carol Westcott, Lois
Griffel, Sal del Deo, Phyllis Szerejko and Vicky Tomayko. Exhibits include:
NE Sculpture Assc., Springfield MFA, Berkshire Mus, Boston Winter Festival,
Copley Society, Eye of Hours, Provincetown, PAAM, Orleans Town Hall, Cape
Cod Conservatory, Federal Reserve Bank in Boston, Channel C3TV,
Artisttheatre, Marion Theatre, Guyer Barn, Wellfleet Library and Snow
Library in Orleans. Awards include: Sudbury AA, Lowell AA, CCAA (first
prize), Chatham CAC, MFA in Brewster and others. Very well listed and in
countless shows and awards.
110. W(illiam) Lester Stevens:
(1888-1969) Rockport Artist. Studied with
Parker Perkins, BMFA, in Europe after WWI. Member: NA, ANA, AWCS, Rockport
AA (founder, 1923), Gallery on Moors, Springfield AL, Gld. Boston Artists,
Phila. WCC, NYWCC, New Haven PCC, Gloucester SA, North Shore AA, Boston WCC.
Exhibited: NAD (1906 at 18 years old),AIC, PAFA, Corcoran Gallery, CAFA,
AWCS, New Haven PCC, Springfield AL, Quincy, 1935, Springville, Ut., Women's
Club, Ma., Salons of America, Wash. AA., Rockport AA, North Shore AA, and
many others. Works at: Canton AI, Hickory Mus. Asheville Mus., Rochester
Mem. Art Gal., Boston AC, Rockport HS, Dedham, Boston City Club,
Springville, Ut. and others. Very well listed artist.
111. Barbara Cohen:
Extremely well known and collected artist of
Provincetown with several books credited to her name. Very well collected
and in countless collections.
112. Joseph Osborne:
Information previously listed, Lot #105. 112A. John Hare:
Information previously listed, Lot #5A. 113. Byrne Marston:
Information previously listed, Lot #14.
114. Alice Hodges:
(20th century, Boston, MA.) Exhibited at
PAFA in 1907. Works also in the Provincetown Art Association and Museum
permanent collection. Listed in Who was Who in American Art.
115. Richard R. Benda:
(born 1934) Studied at Chicago Acad. FA,
AIC. Memberships include: North Shore Art Lg., Audubon Artists, Chicago
AC. Exhibits include: North Shore AG, Illinois State Fair, Painters in
Casein Soc., NY., Knickerbocker Artists, NAC, Nat. Juried Exhibition, Sidell,
LA., Bertrand Russell Cen. Inv., Ft. Inst. Latin Am. gallery, Mexico City,
Welna Gallery, Chicago, Verzyl Gallery, NY. Works at: MoMA, Mexico City,
Columbia Coll., Borg Warmer Corp. Collect., Ill. Bell Telephone Corp.
Illinois State Mus., and many others. Listed in Who was Who.
115A. Kathleen Dunn:
(born 1960) Studied at Castle Hill Art
School, Truro, Ma., Mass. College of Art and UMass. Winner of grants from
the Mass. Cultural Council. Member of PAAM. Exhibits include Boston,
Berkshires and Cape Cod. Sept. 28, 2004 exhibition at FAWC (dune shack
artist-in-residence show). Many private collections.
116. Jackson Lambert: Information
previously listed, Lot #63. 117. Michael Costello:
Represented by the Julie Heller Gallery.
Well known Boston artist. 118. Henry Leonczyk, Jr.:
(b.1951) Has exhibited past 3 years in
Provincetown. Recently awarded Best in Show, 2003, Springfield Art League,
Northeast Juried Division. Received Associates of Science in Graphic Arts,
Springfield Tech, also Fitchburg State Col, BS in Elementary Ed/Art Minor,
1973. Studied under Paul Skopp of Springfield and CCSA under Lois Griffel.
Member of Springfield Art League, 2003 in Invitational Exhibition. Works in
countless collections including "JOBI' collection in Truro, Ma.
119. Gladys Wilkins Murphy:
Copley Artist that painted frequently in
Provincetown. In many collections around the world.
120. Unknown: 121. Gabriel:
Well known and collected Upper Cape artist.
Current show at Wellfleet Bank. Extremely popular in these auctions. Has
several shows running in various Cape Cod establishments. 122. Harvey Dodd:
Represented by the Harvey Dodd Gallery.
Painting in Provincetown since 1960's. Studied at Pratt Institute, painting
and architecture, also ASL, SFAI, Boston Museum School. Has had several one
man shows. Countless collections here and abroad and very collectible.
122A. Albert Edel:
Information previously listed, Lot #80A.
123. Greta Allen: (1881-?) Boston portrait painter. Studied
at: Mass. Sch. of Art with Joseph deCamp, BMFA Sch. w/Frank Benson and
George Noyes. Member of Copley Society, Boston AC. Exhibits include:
Milwaukee AI (1930, solo), Boston AC, Copley Society, Boston SAC
(1897-1927), Irving and Casson Gal., Boston, PAFA (1918), Jordan Marsh Co.
Well listed. 124. Ellen Barger:
Wellfleet and Provincetown artist. 125. Lester Johnson:
(b.1919) Represented by the Albert
Merola Gallery. Studied at: Minneapolis School of Art, St. Paul
School. of Art. and the AIC. Exhibited at: CI, 1964, 68, and 72, PAFA
Ann. 1964, "Rose 1967", Dublin, Ireland; "L'Art Vivant aux Etats-Unis"
Foundation Maeghy, France, 1971. "10 Independents" Guggenheim Mus. 1972.
Also, Chicago Biennial, 1972 and WMAA. Award: Guggenheim fellowship,
1972. Works at: MoMa, BMA, Nat. Mus. Am. Art, Wash. DC., Albright Know
Gal, Buffalo, NY, Chrysler Museum, MA, Norfolk Va., Minneapolis; Wadsworth
Atheneum, Hartford, CT. Known as an abstract figurative painter, active in
Provincetown from 1953-62. Also taught at Yale Univ., 1965-.
125B. George H. Fernandez (?):
Extensive research yielded nothing on this
artist. Possibly Hernandez as the last name is really not clearly
written. 126. Unknown: 127. Harry Hering:
(1887-1949) Known for his
landscape-urban-coastal and still-lifes. Self-taught artist. Showed at PAFA,
Carnegie Institute, Corcoran Gallery, WMAA, AIC, CMA, BM, WMA. Countless
awards, well listed in Who' Who, AskArt, Davenport's.
128. Flash:
Celebrity photographer. 129. David Barton:
(born 1953) Studied at Cornell with Freidl
Dzubas. Representation includes Falmouth and Westport, Ct. Among his many
group and solos shows include New York, Washington, DC, Connecticut and Cape
Cod. Formerly the owner of 495 Broome Gallery, Solo, NY. His architectural
paintings are in countless international collections.
130. Roberta Paul:
Artist from the late 1970's, David Brown
Gallery, DuBarry Gallery (Provincetown).
130A. Andrew Kooistra:
(born 1926) Studied Mus. FA, Boston with
Zerbe, Beckmann, Moore and de Kooning, Tuft's Univ. (BFA, 1951), Univ.
Southern Ca. (MFA, 1952). Member of: Woodstock AA (Board of Dir., 1985),
PAAM. Exhibits include: Ellenville Pub. Lib. & Mus. (1987, solo), Hawthorn
Gal., Woodstock, NY (1988), Petrucci Gal., NY (1989), Schenectady Mus.
(solo, 1989), Whitinville Soc. Lib., Ma. (solo, 1989), Sullivan County Art
Mus., NY (solo, 1990), PAAM (1992), Yale Univ. (1995), WWA, Fletcher Gal.,
NY (solo, 1996), Woodstock AA (solo, 2003). Well listed and well respected
teacher and painter. 131. Munro Moore:
Extensive research yielded nothing on this artist except
that the Provincetown Regatta has a trophy named the Munro Moore, probably
after this artist and early resident of Provincetown. 132. M P Landis:
Represented by the Robyn Wasson Gallery,
Provincetown, also well shown in New York. Countless collections. Listed.
133. Frank Nichols:
Retired art professor from Hays and taught printmaking most
of his career at Fort Hays State University. Represented by the
Strecker-Nelson Gallery. 134. M. Eisenberg:
Information previously listed, Lot #107A. 135. Unknown: 136. Anne P Anderson:
(20th century) Studied at: AIC, Chicago
Academy, FA and with Charles Hawthorne and Hugh Breckenridge. Member:
Chicago SE, Swedish-Am AA, North Shore AL. Exhibited at: AIC, 1926,. Known
for her etchings, block prints and painter. Born in Elgin, IL.
137. Jack Coughlin:
Very popular artist of Cape Cod and Western
Mass., won 1rst Prize at National Academy of Design in Printmaking, shows
at Calhoun Museum of American Art and other noted museums and collections.
137A. M. Frantz:
(Samuel Marshall, born 1890 in Russia)
Lived in Van Nuys, Ca. Studied: W. Everett PM Sch., IA. Member of SI.
Illustrator for the Saturday Evening Post, Cosmopolitan, Harper's Bazaar,
Collier's and others. Listed in Who was Who.
138. signed Joy:
Unknown which Joy this is. 139. Patrick Clarke:
Well known artist of Provincetown and
beyond. He curated shows at PAAM, (1994 Making Waves), also part of
permanent collection, PAAM.
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