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AUCTION RESULTS for January 1, 2005. Results include a 14% buyer premium. LOT LIST 1 Terry Catalano: (b.1961)
Represented by the Now Voyager Bookstore and Gallery, Provincetown.
Previous gallery was Renaissance III Gallery. PAAM Member's Juried, 2000. Auctioneer
and creator of Outer Cape Auctions. Listed. Also award winning poet,
short story writer and playwright (2 plays, one produced, one staged.) 1a M. M. Batelle (Midge): Represented by the
Robyn Wasson Gallery, Provincetown and the new Battelle-Harding Gallery,
Greenfield, MA. Very well known and collected artist of Provincetown. 2 Caroline Thompson:
(b.1945) Was represented by the Bangs Street
Gallery, Provincetown. Member of PAAM and in PAAM permanent
collection. Long time Wellfleet resident and artist. Listed. 3 Illegibly signed: 4 Richard Florsheim:
(1916 - 1979) Studied at: Univ. Chicago under A.
Bohrod. Member of: NAD, Art LG., Chicago, Soc. Am. Graphic Artists,
Audubon Artists, PAAM (trustee and vice pres, 1962-71), Artists Equity Assn.
(pres. 1953-54, honorary pres.), Woodstock AA. Exhibited at: APAAFAA, 1034-35,
LAMA, 1934, SFMA, 1935, AIC, 1940-43, 34, 46 (solo), 54 (Chicago Newspaper
Guild Award), 1970. Also at Salon des Refueses, 1935, Century Gallery,
1935, Univ. Chicago, 1935, Equity Chicago Artists, 1935, WMAA, 1940, Toledo Mus.
Art, 1942, PMG, Phila. Print Club, Milwaukee Little Gal., Breckenridge Gal.,
Corcoran Ga., 1957 & 63, NAD, ACA Gallery, NYC. plus many others.
Works at: MoMA, MMA, AIC, LOC, Woodstock AA, Musee
du Jeu de Paume, Musee Nationale d'Art Moderne.
Active in Provincetown from 1954 on. Very well listed. 5 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. 6 J. Van Hoyt: Well listed European
artist (artnet.com, artprice.net). Studied and painted all over
Europe. Known for his townscapes, landscapes and still lifes. 7 Susan Lyman:
(b.1949) Represented by the Schoolhouse
Gallery. Well known and collected sculptor and painter. Visual Arts
committee of FAWC, member of PAAM, in many collections. Other exhibitions
include Vernon Street Gallery. One of the founders of the fellowship
program (acting director, 1973-74). Listed. 8 Carol Freeman: Extensive research
yielded a lot on a Carol Freeman famous for her photography and her environmental
activism, but not sure if that person is the same artist as this painting. 8a Lee Musselman: (born 1956) Long time artist of
Provincetown, had own gallery in the 90's. Since has moved to Hudson, New
York to start Art School. Very sought out and very collected. Works
in the permanent collection of PAAM. 9 Barbara Stoughton: (20th
Century) Local Provincetown
woodblock printmaker. Member of PAAM, studied under Kathi Smith. 10 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. 10a Harriet Bullis: Extensive research
yielded nothing on this artist that painted in Provincetown (probably in the
1960's). 11 Natalie Patrick: Early Provincetown
resident and artist. Not much online regarding her artistic career. 12 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. 13 Karl Knaths, NA.: (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. 14 Lillian Orlowsky: (1914-2004)
Represented by the Cherry Stone Gallery in Wellfleet (Aug. 3-15, 2004,
"Dialogue with Hofmann: Paintings by Lillian Orlowsky, a solo show not to
miss!) and in Boston, Acme Fine Art Gallery. Studied with Hans Hofmann at
his Provincetown school and was considered his most important student. She
stayed in the Days Lumberyard (now Fine Arts Work Center) until William Freed
and her opened their own studio.. Other artists there at the time
(1930-50's) were Bruce McKain, George McNeil, Fritz Bultman, William Freed (her
husband) and others. First exhibit was at New York World's Fair in 1939.
Her works grace the permanent collections of MoMA, The Jerusalem Museum in
Israel, the Archives of the Smithsonian Institute in DC, Provincetown Art Assoc.
& Museum Cape Museum of Fine Art, Dennis, Ma. and countless others.
She has exhibited from Manhattan to Boston to Prague and Niemes, France.
she has played the role of teacher, curator, gallery director, artist and
textile designer. She was also a WPA Artist. Awarded Cape Women
Artist, 2002. Well listed artist. 15 Lynne Foy: Represented by the Galleria Artemisia,
Provincetown. Well known
for her nostalgic, atmospheric landscapes, which are multilayered, with respect
to both their structural composition and symbolic meaning. Her temperamental
seas, cosmic skyscapes, and ambiguously configured foot paths would appear to
engage and invite the observer on a journey to another time or place, within
this world or the imagined universe, and often within oneself. 15a Jonathan Blum: Represented by the Ernden Gallery,
Provincetown. Studied at MFA, Boston, Emerson College and Central
Art School in London. Well known for his cartoons in Stuff Magazine
(Boston, 1988), he works mostly in mono prints. He has had one-person
shows in Washington, D.C.; Provincetown; Boston; New Orleans; London; Berlin;
Tel Aviv; and Prague. He currently lives and works in a storefront space in Park
Slope, Brooklyn. 16 Harold Herman: New York City artist of
the mid 20th century. Exhibited at AWCS (1936-37), Morton Gallery, NY in
1938. 17 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. 17a M. P. Landis: Represented
by the Robyn Wasson Gallery, Provincetown, also well shown in New York.
Countless collections. Listed. 18 Elisabeth Pearl: (b.1945) Represented
by the Lyman-Eyer Gallery, Provincetown. Was at the Al Davis
Gallery, Wellfleet, PAAM Member's Juried, curator of dog show at PAAM for 2003,
articles on her include Cape Cod Magazine, plus artwork featured in Provincetown
Pocketbook. Member of the Copley Artist's Society and PAAM.
Countless collections here and abroad, including the Provincetown Town Art
Collection. 18a Michele Dangelo: Was represented by
the Julie Heller Gallery, now at Dragonfly Gallery, Martha's Vineyard and the
Left Bank Gallery, Wellfleet and others. The recipient of many awards, she
left an MBA career to pursue art. Inspired by Robert Henri, she primarily
paints houses. Listed and very collected. 19 Ellen Lebow: Represented by
Rice/Pollack Gallery and the Cherry Stone Gallery in Wellfleet. A local
Wellfleet artist, she had the distinction of having a one woman show in Havana.
Traveling extensively throughout the world, she has been a force in the Boston
and Provincetown art world., She designed coffee cup for WOMR fundraiser and
many other collectible images and designs. 20 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. 20a O. Walter Donnenfeld: Studied at
Newport Art Association, Goodman Sch., Chicago, the Museum Sch., MFA,
Boston, Bennington Coll. (Art New England), Fine Arts Work Center, and the
Vermont Studio Center, VT. Influences include Cynthia Packard, James Lechay,
Selina Trieff. Exhibits include: Newport Art Assoc., RI, the Yankee Dental
Congress, MA, the St. Botolph Club, Boston and Sakai City Museum, Japan, and
galleries (New York, Boston, Detroit, Provincetown, MA and San Diego). 21 Anonymous: 22 Ethel Baker Mayo: Early Provincetown
artist and family with ties to early Provincetown. Not many paintings out
there by Ethel or Cecil for that matter. Great paintings and of an early
time in Provincetown. 23 Richard Whorf: (1906-1966)
Assuming this Richard Whorf, a well known actor and artist is the same as the
artist that painted this painting. Brother of John Whorf. 24 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. 25 Richard (Vanderfold) Ellery: (1909-1993)
Studied at Mass. Sch. of Art. Member of: North Shore AA, Marblehead AA,
Merrimack Valley AA. Exhibits include: PAFA, 1932-33, WFNY, 1939.
Works at Court House, Salem, Town Hall, Danvers, Little Bldg., Boston, State
Teachers College, Salem. Listed. 26 Frances McKay: (1880- )
New York artist. Exhibited at PAFA, 1928, WFNY, 1939. Not much else
on this artist. Auction high of 1,035.00 for 8 x 10 similar oil
(Eldred's, July, 2003). 27 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. 28 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. 29 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. 29a Lee Musselman: Information
previously listed (Lot 8a). 30 Anne Packard: (b.1933) Represented by
the Packard Gallery, Provincetown. Studied at Bard College and with Philip
Malicoat. Extremely collectible artist with countless shows including
Arden Gallery, Blazing Gallery and many others. In too many collections to
list. Granddaughter of famed local artist Max Bohm. 31 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. 32 Arthur 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. 33 Jim Peters: (born 1945)
Represented by the DNA Gallery, Provincetown and the CDS Gallery, NY.
Studied at the US Naval Acad. (1967, BS), MIT (1969), Maryland Institute,
College of Art (1977, MFA). Exhibitions include: Gallery Bershad,
Cherrystone Gallery, Guggenheim Mus., Framington State Coll., Berta Walker
Gallery, FAWC, Gallery 53 (Cooperstown, NY), Kubiak Gallery, NY, Loyola Coll.,
Baltimore, Univ. of Ct (Atrium Gallery, Bayer FA (Provincetown), Michael Maloney
Gallery, Ca., Cummings Art Center (Ct. College), Ethan Cohen FA, PAAM, Castle
Hill Art Center, Cahoon Mus., 7th Regiment Gallery, NY, Lamia Ink, NY and many
others. Awards include: Fellowships at FAWC (1982-83, 83-84), Mass.
Artists Grants (1985 & 88), Adolph & Esther Gottlieb Found. Fellowship
(1999), Mass. Cult. Coun. Artists Fellowship (2002). Works at William
Benton Mus., Flint Institute of Art, Guggenheim Mus., PAAM and many
others. A very well respected and collected artist/teacher in
Provincetown. He is the Visual Arts Chair (FAWC). 34 Karl Knaths, NA.: Information
previously listed (Lot #13). 35 Eve Aspinwall: (born 1951)
Studied at Massachusetts College of Art, Boston (74-78, BFA and
Distinction award.) Countless exhibitions. 36 signed Phyllis (Sklar): Represented
by her own store on the west end titled: Phyllis. At one time was
represented by Berta Walker when she had a gallery in the west end. Countless
collections, shows and a well recognized artist of Provincetown. 37 Cid Bolduc: Represented by the Robyn
Watson Gallery, also works at the Hilda Neily Gallery, Provincetown.
Extremely well collected artist, member of PAAM, countless shows,
exhibitions. 38 T.J. Walton: Represented
by TJ Walton Gallery, winner 2000 PAAM Artist of the Year, many shows, awards,
in countless collections, also had one woman show on Newbury Street, Boston,
2002. Also will be having a 1-woman show in Dallas, Texas and will be
teaching at Castle Hill, summer, 2004. 39 Carole A. Whitman: (1947-2004) Long
time late artist (many mediums) and supporter of the arts and artists in
Provincetown. Moved here in 1981 where she bought the Dusty Miller Inn
(now known as Crowne Pointe). One of the first members of Women
Innkeepers. Mediums include sculptor, photography and
painting. 40 Lynne Foy: Information previously
listed (Lot #13). "Wash", acrylic/ink on wood, 11.5 x 9, signed verso, original gallery price 600.00 sold 370.50 42 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. 43 Joerg Dressler: (born
1964) Studied in Germany (Masters of Arts Degree), Ecole Nationale
Superieur des Arts Decoratif, Paris. Works at Sametz Blackstone Assoc.,
Boston (Design Director). Exhibitions include: Gateway Terrace, Boston,
PAAM (member's juried, 2004), Silas-Kenyan Gallery, Provincetown, Hochschule,
Germany, Ecole Nationale, Paris, Karl-Rehbein Schule, Germany. This is one
very talented artist and definitely one to buy before his prices go
skyward. 44 Gordon Hansen: Information previously
listed (Lot #24). 45 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. 46 Selena E. Burke: Cape Cod
artist. Extensive research revealed little about this artist. 47 Blossom Newman: Information
previously listed (Lot #27). 47a Lee Musselman: Information
previously listed (Lot #8a). 48 signed G. L. Worden: Extensive
research yielded nothing on this artist. 49 Britt Elliott:
(b.1971) Studio at 3rd
Floor, Whaler's Wharf.
Studied at Fine Arts Work Center, Castle Hill, PAAM, 9 year resident, well
known local artist. 50 Louis (George) Bouche: (1896-1969)
New York artist. Studied at: Academie Julian, Acad. de la Grande
Chaumiere, Acad., Ecoles des Beaux-Arts (all in Paris) ASL with DuMond and
others. Member of: Penguin Club, NA., An. Am. Group, Audubon Artists, Am.
Soc. PS & G, Am. Artists Congress, NIAL, Woodstock AA. Exhibitions
which are quite extensive include Daniel Gallery, NY (1918-22 and 23-31), AIC,
Valentine Gallery, NY, Tri National Exhib., France and Germany, Penguin Club,
NY, Kraushaar Gal, NY, NAD (2 Altman Prizes), Corcoran Gallery, PAFA, MMA, WMAA
and many others. Works at MMA, WMAA, PMG, WMA, PAFA, LACMA, US State
Dept., Eisenhower Museum, Radio City Music Hall lounge and so many other
places. Extremely well listed. 51 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. 52 F. Ron Fowler: (b.1946)
Represented by the F. Ron Fowler Gallery, Provincetown. Studied at
Pratt Institute under Rudolf Branick. Has received many awards and
is also a well established art teacher and artist. Designed
Provincetown Carnival Commemorative Series, a New Orleans Mardi Gras poster, 25
theatrical posters, illustrated over 30 books and book jackets for major
publishers 53 W. Dean Gillette: (born
1930) Georgia artist, listed in Who's Who, Askart.com and in the book Our
Land, Our Sky, Our Water: An Exhibition of American and Canadian Art.
Works at Univ. of Maryland, Mint. Mus. of Art. Listed abstract artist. 54 Dr. Hyman Shrand: (1921-1999)
Exhibitions include the prestigious Berta Walker Gallery among
others. Extremely well listed and recognized
artist, author and poet. Many shows, awards in his career. 55 John Dowd: (b.1960) Represented by
the William Scott Gallery, Provincetown. Also was represented at Hell's
Kitchen Gallery in Provincetown. Other galleries or locations and
exhibitions in Chatham, Boston. Studied at Notre Dame (architecture),
Major award (Altmann Prize) from National Academy of Design. Very
collected local artist, "Summer of ....." annual posters feature one
of his works for last several years. Extremely collectible. 56 Karl Knaths, NA: Information previously listed (Lot
#13). 57 Chet Jones: Represented
by the William Scott Gallery, Provincetown. Also now at the New William Scott
Gallery at 450 Huntington Avenue, Room 318, Boston's south end. A very
sought after artist of Provincetown, with countless collections and shows under
his name. 57a 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. 58 Illegibly signed: 59 Andrew Kooistra: Information
previously listed (Lot #12). 60 Margaret Fitzhugh Browne: (1884-1972)
Studied at Mass. Normal Art Sch. with DeCamp, Richard Andrew and Munsell, BMFA
Sch. with Frank Benson. Member of All. A. Am., NAWA, North Shore AA, Gld.
Boston A., Grand Central A. Gal., Audubon A. Academie A. Rockport AA, Copley
Soc., AAPL. Exhibits include AIC, Cobb Gall., Boston, CAFA, Newport AA,
Doll and Richards, Boston, North Shore AA, Ferrargil Gal., NYC, CGA, PAFA, Vose
Gal., BM, All. A. Am., NAWA, Boston AC, Corcoran Gal., Copley Soc., Newport AA,
Rockport AA and many others. Works at MIT, Boston Univ., Harvard Univ.,
Buckley Sch., NY, Master Mariners Assn., High Mus. Art, Atlanta and many
others. Very well listed. 61 Richard Weinreich: Extensive research
yielded nothing on this artist, but it is thought to be the brother of Agnes
Weinrich although he spelled his last name slightly different than Agnes. 62 Arthur Lewis Helwig: (1899-1976)
Studied at Art Acad. with Herman Wessel & John Weir, Acad. Julian and Acad.
Moderne in Paris. Member of Cincinnati AC, AAPL, Cinn. Crafters, Am.
Watercolorists and others. Exhibitions include: Cinn. AM, MMA, Denver Art
Mus., Rockefeller Center, SFMA, WFNY, Butler AI, Dayton AI, TMA, AFA, AIC and
many others. Works at: Denver AM, Nat. Hist. Mus., Miami Univ., countless
places throughout Cincinnati. Well listed artist. 63 Richard Whorf: Information previously
listed (Lot #23). 64 Ethel Baker Mayo: Information previously
listed (Lot #22). 65 William H. S. Pearce (William Houghton Sprague): (1864-1935)
Boston painter that exhibited at the Boston AC between 1891-1900. Listed
in Who was Who in American Art. From a family of noted historical figures
including his grandfather, Charles Sprague (the poet). 65a Charles Tersolo: (b.1974) Studied at Univ. of NH (BA under
McCar/Meyer).
PAAM Member's Juried, also had show at New Art on Newbury Street.
Countless shows in the Boston area. Recent article on him in In
Newsweekly. Also a member of Copley Society. 66 James Davis: (1965-
2002) Was represented by the Kiley Court Gallery and before that the Lee
Musselman Gallery in Provincetown. Born in DC and moved to Provincetown in
the early 1990's. He studied art in various community colleges and
institutions. He was a prolific artist with a large following and in many collections here and abroad.
""The dark colors I use (olive green and ultramarine blue) allow the
viewer their own interpretation of the world they enter in my paintings. I
do this by not defining everything. I don't like my paintings to tower
over people, instead to invite them in," stated Jim on his art. 67 John Dowd: Information previously
listed (Lot #55). 68 T.J. Walton: Information previously
listed (Lot #38). 69 Nancy Whorf: (born 1930)
Represented
by the Berta Walker Gallery, daughter of John Whorf, used to paint for
Peter Hunt, extremely collectible and in many collections including PAAM
and Town of Provincetown. 69a John Clayton: (b.1961)
Represented by William Scott Gallery, FAN Gallery, Phila., New Hope, PA.
Studies include: ASL under Dinnerstein and MB McKenzie, NY at the ASL and the
NAD of Fine Arts (won Mrs. Roberts Forbes Scholarship and the Arthur &
Melville Scholarship. Also an honorable mention, Acad. of FA. Also
at Cape Cod School of Art (Neily, Griffel, Longley, Egeli), Castle Hill
(scholarship, 2004). Exhibitions include: Commonwealth Gallery, Boston,
Symphony Gallery, Key West, PAAM Emerging
Artist Show, 1988, Also 4 juried shows (2003, 2004) and in New Hope,
PA. Known for his plein aire painter, but also known for etchings, mono
prints. 70 Bruce McKain: Information previously
listed (Lot #45). 71 Ethel Baker Mayo: Information
previously listed (Lot #22). 72 John Hare: Information previously
listed (Lot #31). 73 Chris Silva: (b.1960)
Studied at Mass. College of Art (BFA, graphic design) and with Kathi Smith
(white line wood block prints). Awarded scholarship at FAWC for week
long drawing study with Bert Yarborough (2004). Member of PAAM and
member's juried (2004). Was Arts Editor, Graphic Artist and Gallery
Ad designer for Provincetown Magazine for 4 years. Studio is located
at end of Bull Ring Wharf, Provincetown. Coincidence? Birth
date exact same date as Blanche Lazzell and considers her a major
influence on his works. He only produces one or two prints at a time. 74 signed Henka (Helen Sawyer Farnsworth): (1900-1999)
Studied at Masters Sch. Dobbs Ferry and NAD under Charles Hawthorne and
Johansen. Member ANA, 1937, PAAM, Yonkers AA, Hudson Valley AA, NAC,
Florida Artists Group (president 1935-55). Exhibits include: PAFA
1923-25 and 32-36, AIC, Carnegie National, MMA, Corcoran Gal, SF Worlds'
Fair, NYWF, AIC, Atlanta Museum. Many awards in above shows.
Works at: WMAA, PAFA, LOC, John Herron AI, Vanderpoel Coll., Atlanta Mus.,
First National Bank, NY and others. Very well listed and collected
artist. 75 Karl Knaths, NA: Information
previously listed (Lot #13). 76 Albert Edel: Information previously
listed (Lot 29). 77 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. 78 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. 79 (Frederick) Montague Charman, ASW: (1894-1986)
Studied: Sidney Haward, in London. Member of A. Worker's Gld., London,
Phila. WCC, Assoc. A., Syracuse, Audubon A, Intl. Inst. A. & Letters, AWCS
and others. Exhibits include NAD (1948-49), Phila. WCC, AWCS, Phila. A.
All, Baltimore WCC, AIC, Audubon A., Syracuse Mus. FA, PAFA, Assoc. A. Syracuse,
Rochester Mem. A. Gal., Albright A. Gal., Arnot A. Gal., Binghamton Mus., NY
State Fair and others. Works at: Syracuse Mus. FA., Solvay HS, Springville
A. Soc., Syracuse Univ., Brigham Young Univ., Brooks Mem. Mus. and others. Very
well listed. 80 Anne Packard: Information previously
listed (Lot #30). 81 Ethel Louise Coe: (1880-1938)
Studied at AIC; Hawthorne; Sorolla in Madrid. Member of Chicago PS,
Evanston Univ. G. Exhibited at AIC (1905-1923, prize in 1911), Pan-Pacific
Expo, San Francisco. Works at: Sioux City AM, Vanderpoel Collection, Mun.
Art Collection, Chicago, Kohler (WI) Gallery. Known for her Taos Indians
and scenes of Morocco and the Tangiers. Instructor and lecturer at AIC and
Northwestern Univ., director, art dept. Sarah Lawrence College (1931-38).
Well listed. 82 Ethel Baker Mayo: Information
previously listed (Lot #22). 83 Cecil Mayo: Son of Ethel Baker Mayo and part of the Mayo/Baker family with strong roots to
Provincetown (Baker Street, etc.). 84 John Brandon Sills: Represented by
the Simie Maryles Gallery, Provincetown and also Troika Gallery, Md., Main
Street Gallery, Annapolis. Studied at Towson Univ. (BFA, 1984), Schuler
School of FA, Baltimore (4 years) where he studied Old Master style
painting. He teaches there now. Predominantly a plein aire painter,
he is in countless collections across the country, has received numerous awards
and is very collected. 85 John Dowd: Information previously
listed (Lot #55). 85a 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. 86 Karl Knaths, NA: Information previously
listed (Lot #13). 87 Bruce McKain: Information previously
listed (Lot #45). 88 William Maynard: (b.1921)
Studio located at 72A Commercial St. Studied at BMFA, also Mass College of
Art. Member of Boston Watercolor Society, PAAM and New England School of
Art and Design (32 years, was chairman of Fine Arts Dept.). Exhibitions include:
BMFA, Shore Studio, Vose Galleries, De Cordova Museum, Busche Reisinger Museum,
Harvard Univ., Grand Central Gallery, NYC, Hawthorne Gallery, NYC, The Copley
Society, Guild of Boston Artists and many more. In permanent collections
at: BMFA, Springfield Museum of FA, Fairleigh-Dickenson Univ., Teichman
Collection, NY, Fleichman Collection, Detroit, Seligman Collections, NY, Tufts
Univ., Fitchburg Museum of FA, Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon GA, plus
others. Extremely well listed, award winning artist. 89 Duncan (McGregor) Whyte: (1866-1953)
A Glaswegian artist that lived in Perth for about 5 years (painting).
Traveled throughout Europe (New Zealand, Australia). 90 Jacky Jose: After extensive research
on this artist, nothing could be found. 90a 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. 91 Jonathan Blum: Information previously
listed (Lot #15a). 91a 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. 92 PULLED 92a 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. 93 Richard Pepitone: (b.1936) New York.
Represented by the Berta Walker Gallery, and his studio on Bradford Street.
Apprentice to Alfred Van Loen, studied in Florence, Italy at Academy of Fine
Arts (1 semester). First studio in New York. In Provincetown for 30
years, recent shows include Cape Museum of Fine Art, Berta Walker Gallery, PAAM
and many others. Also exhibited at Barnstable Conservatory of Art,
National Arts club, NY, Wellfleet Art Gallery, Dana Arts Gallery, Colgate Univ.,
Reese-Paley Gallery, NY and SF. Has taught at Castle Hill and at Corcoran,
DC. Very well known and collected sculptor. 94 Michael Mazur: (b.1935) Represented
by the Albert Merola Gallery. Studied at Amherst College, BA, Yale
Univ. Exhibits include MoMA 1970, BMFA, 1970, solo show Finch Col Mus, NYC,
1971, Dintenfass Gal, NYC, 1970's, award NIAL grant, 1964, Guggenheim
Fellowship, 64-65. Works at MoMA, WMAA, AIC, LOC, PMA. Very well listed
artist. 95 Natalie Patrick: Information
previously listed (Lot #11). 95a Constance Black: Represented
by Teichman Gallery, Brewster. Also has studio at 6 Priscilla Alden
Road, Provincetown. Studied at Vesper George School of Art, Boston
(1947-50), Cape School of Art (summer, 1950), PAAM (printing and etching,
Bill Behnken, 1993-94), Mono print and etching with Andrew Mochler and
Michael Mazur at FAWC (1995). Also with Robert Townsend, FAWC,
2000-2001. Also studied extensively with Jim Forsberg.
Exhibitions include: PAAM (1954-present, open and juried), Provincetown
Group Gallery (1964-74, 1 and 2 person shows), Sun Gallery Group Show,
Front Street Gallery, 2 man show, The Cobb Gallery, Barnstable, The
Wellfleet Art Gallery, Tamsin Gallery, Auburn, NY, Gallery North, E.
Setauket, NY, Cape Cod Conservatory, Barnstable with Joyce Johnson, Berta
Walker Gallery, and also at the Charles-Baltivik Gallery,
Provincetown. Also at Rotunda at Pan American WH Build., Landsburgh
Build., Washington Women's Art Center, Source Theatre and many
others. Also wrote and illustrated 4 books of Poetry. Awards
include solo show in graphics at Pen & Brush, NY (1998), Winner of
Hors Concour Award, 1999, Watercolor award, Pen & Brush, 2001 &
2003, was chairman of Provincetown Art Commission. Very collectible. 96 Olga Itasca Sears: (1909-1990)
Addresses include Framingham and Boston. Studied at New England
School of Design, with Margaret J. Patterson, Chas. H. Woodbury, the
Ogunquit School with George Demetrios, Gloucester. Member of
Rockport AA. Exhibits include: Gloucester Art Festival, 1953, Boston
Soc. Indep. Artists, 1954, Boston Art Festival, 1954, Portland Mus. Art,
1954, Boston WCS, 1958, Rockport AA frequently, Cambridge AA, 1962, BMFA,
1968, Butler IA, 1977. Known as a painter and teacher. Well
listed in Who's Who. 97 Pasquale Natale: (born 1945)
Represented by the Silas-Kenyan Gallery, Schoolhouse Center for the Arts,
Provincetown. Studied at the MFA School in Boston. Awards include
the Mark Bulman Award by the tri-county. Exhibits include the Berta Walker
Gallery, UFO Gallery, Barbara Krakow Gallery, Boston, FAWC and PAAM. Works
in countless private and public collections including PAAM. Designed posters for
FAWC, Swim for Life (ASGCC). 98 Barbara Stoughton: Information previously listed (Lot
#9). 98a 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. 99 Cecil Mayo: Information previously
listed (Lot #88). 99a Carl Lefton: Information previously
listed (Lot #51). 100 Hoppie Hopkins:
Well
known local craftsman and artist known for his marine paintings and wood
carving sculptures. 100a Karl Knaths, NA: Information
previously listed (Lot #13). 101 signed A. Blake: There are several
artists with the same last name so the actual details pertaining to this artist
is unknown. 102 Paul Bowen: (b.1951)
Represented by DNA Gallery, Provincetown and Cherry Stone Gallery, Wellfleet.
Extremely well known artist, sculptor and teacher with PIAI, FAWC and Castle
Hill. Shows include Boston MFA (also in permanent collection), PAAM, and
photography in front of Whaler's Wharf, Provincetown. Exhibited at Fogg
Museum, Guggenheim, NYC, Walker Art Center, Minn., Birmingham Museum of Art and
others. Awards include Pollock/Krasner Foundation fellowship and other prizes
and awards. Listed on Who's Who and Askart.com. 103 M.M. Battelle: Information
previously listed (Lot 1a). 104 Clare Leighton: (1901-1988)
Studied
at: Slade Sch., Univ. London, Colby College. Member of Royal Soc.
Painters, Etchers & Engravers, NAD, SAGA, Spc. Wood Engravers, NIAL.
Exhibits include: Venice Biennale, AIC, PAFA. Works at: MMA, NMAA, LOC,
AIC, BMFA, NYPL, BPL, Fogg AM, Baltimore AM, Cleveland AM, Nat. Gal. Stockholm,
Sweden British Mus., Victoria & Albert Mus., London, Worcester, Ma., the
Methodist Church in Wellfleet, MA. and many others. A well listed and very
important early wood engraver. She became a US citizen in 1948. 105 Blanche Lazzell: (1878
- 1956) Studied at WV Univ. (degree: drawing, painting, art history), ASL
with William Merritt Chase, Acad. Moderne, Paris with Charles Guerin,
David Rosen, Leger, Lhote and Albert Gleizes. In Provincetown, she
studied with Homer Boss, Schumacher, Oliver Chaffee, Charles Hawthorne and
later Hans Hofmann. Member of: NY Soc. Women A., Wolfe AC, Am. Color
Pt. Soc., Provincetown AA, NES Contemp. Art., NAWPS, Provincetown
Printmakers, Societe Anonyme. Exhibited at: S. Indp. A, Salons of
America, NY Soc. of Women Artists, Provincetown AA, WFNY, Am. NYWWA, Color
Pr. Soc., San Fran. AA, Lib. Cong., Phila Pr. Cl., Detroit Inst. Art,
RISD, PMA, Pub. Lib, Charlestown, W. VA Univ., Boston MFA and many
others. Extremely well listed and practically impossible to find
works by her on the open market. 105a Judith Fulmer: Information
previously listed (Lot #90a). 106 Dorothy Churchill Wyman: (1899-1993)
Studied at the BMFA School and privately with George Elmer Browne in
Provincetown and Europe. Exhibited at the Grace Horne Gal., Boston (solo),
All. Artists Am. (1935), Boston SIA, Copley Society, PAAM, Baker Gal., Boston
(1993, retrospective). 107 Greta Allen (Dietz): (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. 108 Albert Edel: Information previously listed
(Lot 29). 109 Pat de Groot: (born 1930)
Represented by Albert Merola Gallery, Provincetown by the Tibor de Nagy Gallery,
New York and the Brick Walk Books and Fine Art Gallery, West Hartford, Ct. and ,
Nielsen Gallery. Moved to Provincetown in 1953 with husband Nanno.
Was the director of the famed Provincetown Group Gallery. Exhibitions
include Pat Hearn Gallery, NY (solo) where she won much praise, Nielsen
Gallery. Was featured in the Boston Globe (2003), Art on Paper
(2001). In many collections including PAAM. 110 Illegibly signed: 111 Sueko Mastsueda Kimura:
(born 1912) Studied at Univ. of Hawaii, Chouinard Art.
Inst., Columbia Univ., Brooklyn Mus. School and the ASL. Member of Hawaii
Painters, Honolulu Printmakers. Exhibited at: Artists of Hawaii, State Art
Show, Gima Art. Gal., IBM Exhibition, Kyoto MoMA. Many awards and
listed. 112 Helen Sawyer: Information previously
listed (Lot #74). 113 Olga Itasca Sears: Information
previously listed (Lot #96). 114 Donald Witherstine: (1896-1961)
Well listed etcher and painter. Studied at AIC, PAFA and under George
Elmer Browne. Exhibited at AIC, 1925. Works at Peoria, Il AI,
Bloomington AA and Univ. of Illinois. Woodblock prints selected by Artists
Allied of America as Society's gift to its member, Christmas 1933. 115 John Grillo:
(born 1917) Represented by the Cove Gallery,
Wellfleet. Works of his can also be viewed at Cafe Heaven and Angel Foods
in Provincetown. Studied at Hartford Sch. of FA (graduated 1938),
California Sch. of FA and with Hans Hofmann in Provincetown and New York.
Exhibitions and works at: MoMA, Whitney Mus. of Amer. Art, Guggenheim, PAAM and
elsewhere. Very well listed and collected artist and teacher. 116 Dorothy Lake Gregory: Information
previously listed (Lot #28). 117 Dorothy Churchill Wyman: Information
previously listed (Lot #106). 118 Gregory Amenoff: (born 1948)
Represented by the Salander O'Reilly Galleries, NY, Nielsen Gallery,
Boston, The Gerald Peters Gallery, Santa Fe and Vidal St. Phalle
Galerie, Paris. Studied at Beloit Coll. (BA), Mass. College of Art
(Honorary Doctorate). Recipient of countless awards from numerous
organizations including NEA, Amer. Acad. of Arts & Letters, NY State
Council, Tiffany Found., The Artists Found. of Mass. His exhibitions are
very extensive. Works of his can be found at Whitney Mus., MFA, Boston, MoMA,
the Met. He has been a Professor of Art at Columbia since 1994 and holds
the Eve and Herman Gelman Chair of Visual Arts. Taught at The School of
Visual Arts, NY, RISD, Yale and others. He has served as President of the
NAD since 2001. 119 Jack Tworkov: (1900-1982) Came
to New York in 1913, worked in Provincetown from 1925-35 and 1954 on.
Studied at Columbia Univ., hon LHD, NAD, ASL with Guy Pen du Bois and Boardman
Robinson. Exhibits include: PAFA (various years between 1929-62), AIC,
NGA, WMAA (several years), ACA Gallery (solo, 1940), Baltimore Mus. (solo,
1948), MoMA (retrospective, 1964), Nionia (1958), Osaka Festival (Japan, 1958),
Guggenheim Mus. (Amer. Abstract Express, 1961), Corcoran Gallery
(1949-63). Gold medal at Corcoran Gallery, also awarded Guggenheim
fellowship, 1971), Works at: Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY, CMA,
MoMa, NMAA, WMAA, Kent State Univ., RISD, Walker Art Center, Yale Univ., WPA
mural at Marine Hospital, Iowa. WPA artist (1934-41). Well listed
artist, teacher (Cooper Union, Columbia Univ. and others). Also listed in
Provincetown Painters. 120 William Ciccariello: Represented by
the Rice Polak Gallery, Provincetown. Studied at State Univ. Coll., NY and
the MFA, Boston (BFA, 1978). Exhibitions include Miller Block Gallery,
Boston, Sch. of MFA, Boston, Fitchburg Art Mus., Boston Univ., The Forum Corp.
and others. Awards include the prestigious Pollock Krasner Foundation
Grant (2000) and Blanche E. Coleman Grant, Boston (1994). Works in many
private and corporate collections. 120a M. M. Batelle: Information
previously listed (Lot 1a). 121 James Hansen: Information previously
listed (Lot #77). 122 Lee Musselman: Information
previously listed (Lot #8a). 123 Ramon Alcolea: (born 1958)
Represented by the School House Gallery, Provincetown. Member of PAAM
and also in the permanent collection. Exhibitions are international and
has had several group shows, solo shows from as far away as Hawaii. Well
listed. 123a Jonathan Blum: Information
previously listed (Lot #15a). 124 Agnes Weinrich: (1873
- 1946) Studied at AIC, ASL with Albert Gleizes, Paris and in
Berlin, Rome and Florence. In Provincetown, she studied under Charles
Hawthorne and Blanche Lazzell. Member of NY Soc. Women Artists
(organizer, director), New England Soc. Cont. Art., Provincetown AA.
Exhibited at Brown-Robinson Gallery, NYC, Phila. Acad., Boston MFA, PMG,
Boston AC, Harley Perkins Gal., Boston, Provincetown AA, Soc. Indep.
Artists, Salons of Am. AIC, PAFA, Corcoran Gallery. Works at PAAM, PMG and
others. Known for her abstracts, etchings, and block prints.
Well listed and collected. 125 E. B. Warren (Elizabeth): (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. 125a Peter Cody: A Virginia artist that
also exhibited at the Wright Gallery. 126 Philip Evergood: (1907
- 1973 ) Early Provincetown artist, also WPA artist (mural
section), extensive museums, shows and awards including the Tuthill Prize,
Art Institute of Chicago, Altman Prize, National Academy of Design, 1971,
collections include Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY, Whitney Museum,
Brooklyn Museum, MoMA. 127 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. 128 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., Womens Westchester Center. Works
at: Butler Inst., Smithsonian Inst., Fogg Mus. Art, Harvard Univ., SFMA.
Well listed. 129 Judith Dragonette: (b.1938)
Represented by Cove Gallery, Wellfleet and Greenhill Gallery, Yorktown and
the Holbrook House, Wellfleet. Studied under Jeanette Lamb and at
Univ. of Bridgeport and New School of Art, NY. Exhibits include Ohio, CT and
NY. Also was represented at Silvermine Guild, Ct. Member of PAAM. 130 Leon Dolice: (1892
- 1960) Extremely prominent New York artist, countless Museums,
collections, shows and awards. 131 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. 132 Mimi Gross: (b.1940)
Semi-abstract figurative painter that was active in Provincetown from 1943
on. Daughter of Chaim Gross. In countless collections locally
and in New York. Listed in Who's Was Who in American Art. 133 Saul Yalkert: Early
Provincetown artist and wood block printmaker. 134 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. 135 Paul Hayes: Represented
by Cortland Jessup Gallery in Provincetown in 1996, "Emerging Artists
Show" in NYC (Cortland Jessup Gallery, NY) in 1996. Extensive
research yielded nothing more on this extremely talented artist of
Provincetown. 136 Anonymous: 137 Ruth Gill (Illegible): Not sure who
this artist is as there is a listing for a Ruth Gill, but the full last name is
illegible. 138 Susan Crook (Ingersoll):
(born 1908) Studied at Converse College, PAFA.
Member: West Chester AA, PAFA. Listed in Who was Who in American
Art. Known for her portrait paintings. 139 Karen North Wells: Represented by
the Underground Art Gallery, Brewster. Studied at Florida State Univ.
(Art). Member of CCAA, The Creative Arts Center, Chatham. Exhibits
include: Cape MFA, CCAA, Creative Center, The Manse Inn, Brewster. Well
listed artist/teacher on Cape Cod. 140 signed Ritchie: There are a lot of
Ritchie's listed so I have no idea which one created this painting. 141 signed Jane: Unknown on this
artist. There are several Janes listed and they were also etchers so at a
loss as to which to attribute these to. 142 signed Jade or Jane?: Unknown on
this artist. There are several Janes listed and they were also etchers so
at a loss as to which to attribute these to. 143 Peter Cody: Information previously
listed (Lot #125a). 144 Sabina Teichman: Information
previously listed (Lot #128). 145 Philip Evergood: Information
previously listed (Lot #126). 146 Illegible (Asian signature): 147 Laine Quinn: Noted and collected
local photographer. Exhibits are extensive including the Provincetown
Library, PAAM and others. She recently relocated to Florida. 148 John Hare: Information previously
listed (Lot #31). 149 Claire V. Dorst: (born 1922)
Studied at Beloit Col., (BA, 1949), Univ. Iowa, (MA, 1953), Univ. Wis-Madison,
MFA. Member of Fla. League Arts, Fla. Craftsmen, Am. Crafts Council, Col
Art Assn. Am. Exhibits include Wisconsin at Work, Mem. Mus. Milwaukee,
Wisconsin Painters and Sculptors, Fla. State Fair, Nat. Exhib. Contemp.
Painting., Soc 4 Arts, Tahir Gallery, New Orleans, Hortt Mem. Exhib., Mus. Arts,
Fort Lauderdale. Works at Univ. Iowa, Univ. Wisconsin. Well listed
artist and teacher. 150 signed LiStern: Extensive research
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