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RESULTS FOR NOVEMBER 9, 2003 AUCTION LISTED BELOW. All images are protected by copyright laws and any copying is prohibited by law unless express written release by Outer Cape Auctions for said use. Some of the abbreviations you will come across in the biographical section or informative section of below lot list are: SLR: signed lower right ***All estimates are either at the suggestion of the consignor or the best possible estimate given resources available to evaluate what any given lot will hopefully sell for. PLEASE....do not let the estimate stop you from participating in the bidding. Most of the lots below have NO RESERVE meaning they will sell in this auction, whether for 50.00 or 50,000.00. All information is to the best of Outer Cape Auctions knowledge given the
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We greatly appreciate your input. Thanks. 1 John Dowd: (b.1960)Represented
by the William Scott Gallery, Provincetown, and the new William Scott
Gallery in South 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 2 Joan Pereira: (b.1921)
Represented by Art Advertise, Hyannis, also in gallery in Santa Barbara.
Studied at Albany Institute of History and Art, pilot member of
FAWC for 3 years. Also studied
under Hensche (3 years), Malicoat (6 years), Fritz Pfeiffer (1 season) and
under Jim Forsberg, Bruce McKain, Edwin Dickinson and Myron Stought.
Teaches at Castle Hill, PAAM. Works
in Truro, Bethlehem, PA., Pilgrim Monument, PAAM, Ptown Town Collection,
Indian Museum, Alaska, Bethlehem Historic Museum.
Grants include 1971, Yale Univ., 1987, State of Mass.
Extremely sought out artist of Cape Cod.
In countless collections here and abroad. 3 Xavier Gonzalez:
(1898
- ?) Studied AIC 1921-23, also in Paris and Mexico City. Member:
AWCS, American National Academy, Natl. Assn. Mural Painters (president
1968). Exhibits include: Los Angeles (prize 1930), Arts and Crafts
Exhibition (New Orleans, 1937, prize), AIC, PAFA 1939, 46-53, 58 and 66.
Also Pepsi Cola Exhibition 1945,47. JS Sargent prize for watercolor
Boston, 1946. Grand Central Gallery, 1951-53, MA, Witte Mus. San Antonio,
1968 (retrospective), WMAA, Guggenheim Fellowship (1947), Ford Foundation
grant. Also, MMA, New Orleans Mus. of Art, Witte Mus, SAM, War and
Peace auditorium Dallas, Dallas MFA, and others. He was well known
for drip painting in the style of Jackson Pollock before Jackson Pollock
made the style famous. Very well listed artist. 4 Sol Wilson: (1896
- 1974) Studied at Cooper's Union, NAD, BAID, also with George
Bellows, Robert Henri, G. Olinsky and G. Maynard. Exhibits include
PAFA, NAD, AIC, MMA, Pepsi-Cola exhibition, 1944, VMFA, Critic's Choice,
NY, Corcoran Gallery and others. Many awards at above locations.
Works at MMA, WMAA, Brooklyn Museum, BMA, SMA, USSR, Tel Aviv and others.
Too many to list them all. Extremely prominent New York and
Provincetown artist whose prices are only going up. 5 John Whorf, NA:
(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). 6 Mary Jenks Coulter: (1880-1966)
Studied at: Cin. Art. Acad., with Duveneck, Nowottny, Meakin, AIC, Univ. of
Chicago, and with Lionel Waiden and Charles Hawthorne. Member of :SFAA, AA
Mus., AFA, AAPL, Calfi SE, Calif. AC, NAWA, Friends of the Huntington
Library. Exhibited at: Lewis and Clark Expo (1905, medal), AIC, 1909
(prize), Pan-Pacific Expo, 1915 (medal), Hawaiian Soc. Artists, CLPH, Berkeley
Lg. Fine Art, SFAA, Stanford, de Young Mem. Mus., LAMA, Huntington Library,
Uffizzi Gal, Florence, Italy, Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, Victoria &
Albert Mus., London, England. Works at: LACMA, MMA, BMFA, AIC, LOC, NGA,
Univ. Club, San Diego, John Herron AI, British Mus., FMA, NYPL, Cooke Gal.,
Honolulu, Louvre in Paris France, Huntington Library, San Marino, CA., and
many more. Was curator of Prints for AIC, asst. director, San Diego FA
Gal. and others. Very well listed artist. 7 William Littlefield:
(1902
- 1969) Strong Massachusetts affiliation, known for his figure,
genre and murals. Studied at Harvard, exhibited at: PAFA, WMA, MoMA,
WMAA, BMFA, Wadsworth, Dallas Museum of FA, Paris and many more. Works at:
BMFA, FMA, WMA, Smith College, Vassar College, U. Mass and many others. Was
a prolific writer as well. Extremely collectible and prices only
going up. 8 Marian Roth: Represented
by The Schoolhouse Gallery, Provincetown. Also at June Bateman Gallery,
Bernard Toale Gallery. Guggenheim fellowship winner, also had exhibition,
2001 at deCordova Museum. Well
known pin hole photographer, teacher (FAWC, Castle Hill), countless shows in Provincetown,
Boston and beyond. Extremely collectible. Works in
Provincetown Town Collection, PAAM, and many others. Very collectible. 9 Ewa Nogiec-Smith:
Well known local artist who also is graphic artist at Shankpainter
Printers. She is also the main force behind the current show at the
Provincetown Heritage Museum...I am Provincetown, an exhibit detailing personal stories
of local "celebrities" and what has happened in their artistic
endeavors since being here. 10 Peggy (Margaret Frances) Bacon:
(1895-1987) Studied at: NY School of Applied Design for
Women, Jonas Lie's Summer Landscape Sch., with Howard Giles (1914-15), and in
Provincetown with Andrew Dasburg and BJO Nordfeldt (1915-17). Also at ASL
with John Sloan, George Bellows and KH Miller. Member of: Whitney Studio
Club, NAD, SAGA, NIAL and Woodstock Artists Assc. Exhibited at: Whitney
Stuido, WMAA, Joseph Brummer Gallery, NYC, Stieglitz's Intimate Gallery, and at
Montross Ga., Anderson Gal., E. Weyhe Gal, Downtown Gal., Rhen Gal, Kraushaar
Gal, and American Group Retro., 1942. Also at Ogunquit, MN (solo, 1979),
NCFA, Salons of America, AIC, NIAL and Butler Inst. Won a Guggenheim
Fellowship, 1934. Many awards and prizes. Works at: Guild Hall, East
Hampton, NY, MMA, WMAA, BM, MoMA, NMAA, Woodstock Artists Assc. She was a well
known children's book illustrator and satirical caricatures of the New York City
art world in the 1920's and 30's. Countless books, articles and extremely
well listed. 11 Ray Nolin: Represented
by The Breakpoint Gallery, Provincetown. Full time resident and
artist of Provincetown for 24 years. Studied
under Philip Malicoat, Joan Pereira and was nominated for New York Arts
& Letters grants for 3 years. Has
been represented by Berta Walker Gallery, Impulse Gallery and Julie Heller
Gallery. Has had many one man
shows in Boston. 12 Robert Clibbon: Represented by the Robert Clibbon Gallery, Provincetown. Long time
gallery owner/artist of Provincetown. Well known for his images of
Provincetown and it's shores. 13 Deborah Johnson:
Most likely a Cape Cod artist but through my diligent
research, I could not find anything on the artist. 14 Leonard Mersky:
(b.1917) in Boston. Studied at: Mass. College, and
privately under William H. Bicknell. He created original copper plates
for: Colonial Williamsburg, Mystic Sea Port, Ct., Sturbridge and Plantation, in
Mass. His works can be found at Georgetown Univ., plus countless private
and corporate collections. 15 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 for Karl at Outer Cape Auctions July 19th, '03. 16 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. 17 Albert Edel:
(1890
- 1961) Strong affiliation with Provincetown and Massachusetts.
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 shop in Provincetown in the 1960's. Was a predominant etcher.
Each auction, the prices are going up. 18 Sally Brophy: (b.1960)
Represented by the Lyman-Eyer Gallery, (new location is 349 Commercial Street)
Provincetown and also Now Voyager Bookstore Gallery.
Recent show at Printmaker's Show at the Creative Arts Center in Chatham
and upcoming Printmaker's of Cape Cod Summer Exhibition show at
Marion Crane Gallery, Orleans. Studied under Kathi Smith, PIAI, many PAAM
Member's juried, show at Whaler's Wharf, 2001. 19 Lois Griffel:
Represented
by the Wohlfarth Gallery, director of Cape Cod School of Art, student of
Henry Hensche, countless collections, very collectible. 20 Evangelo: (b.1961)
Represented by Merchant's Hall, Provincetown. Newcomer to the Provincetown arts
scene. Self taught artist. Member of PAAM. Up and coming artist. 21 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.
Limited pieces in estate, so rare opportunity to buy now. 23 Len Paoletti:
Former owner of The Elephant Walk Inn and well known portrait
painter in Provincetown. Recently relocated to Florida. 24 John Robinson Frazier:
(1889-1966)
Studied at RISD, ASL,
CCSA. Member of Providence AC (pres. 1945-47). Exhibits include:
Phila. WCC, 1920 (prize), 1921 (gold prize), PAFA, 1921 (Dana Gold Medal), AIC
1922 (Logan Medal), also in Baltimore, Kansas City, Newport and Corcoran
Gallery. All were prize and award winners. He has works at: Kansas
City AI, BM, AIC, Rhode Island State House, John Singer Sargent Collection,
Brown Univ., Univ. of Rhode Island, Wheaton College and more. Well listed
in Who's Who, Askart.com, etc. 25 Peter Hunt: (1898-1969) Extremely well known folk artist and
furniture painter. Very few of his items come to market. He had some
very well known students painting for him in the 60's Nancy Whorf, Carol Whorf
Westcott and Francis Shea are among his many students and painters of the
furniture and collectible items. Recent auction prices are seeing his
works and works of his "school" skyrocketing. 26 George Lee Crosby:
(b.1949)
Well known artist of east coast. Many works at Truro Art Gallery.
Also at Sarah Jessica Fine Art Gallery, Provincetown. Originally
showed in 1970 at Trica Karlis Gallery in Provincetown. Studied at
University of Michigan, Cooper Union and San Carlos Academy in Mexico
City. Has been represented by galleries as far away as Japan,
Mexico, Key West, Bar Harbor, Maine, New York and others. Very
collectible. 27 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. 28 Peter Busa: (1914-1983)
Studied at: Carnegie Inst. with Simboli,, Rosenberg, Kostellow and Benton.
At ASL, Hofmann School of Fine Art, Yaddo Fellowship. Member of: College
Art Assn, AEA, Minnesota Chapter, ASL (life member). Exhibited at: WFNY,
1939, Walker AC, Carlebach Gal, Art of this Century, Peggy Guggenheim, 1946, AAG,
"Young Painters USA" sponsored by AFA, WMAA, AIC, 1940, PAFA, 1946 and
51-54, Bertha Schaefer Gal, NYC 1949-51, Albright-Knox Art. Gal, 1954, Chrysler
Museum, 1959, Ford Found., 1962, Parrish AM, WMA, NYC WPA Exhibit., Parsons Sch.
of Design. Works at: Smithsonian Inst., Guggenheim Mus., Smith College,
Walker AC, WMAA. Was active in Provincetown from 1936-70, and his
preferred mediums were: oils, woods and plaster. He taught at several
places including: NY Univ., Cooper Union, State Univ., NY College, Univ. of
Minnesota, LSU, Iowa State Col.. Auction of several books also.
Extremely well listed and collected artist. 29 Arthur Cohen: (b.1928)
Represented by The Berta Walker Gallery along with numerous other galleries in
New York, New Mexico, California and others. Extremely well listed
and in almost every major Museum in the country, including MoMA. 30 Lillian Geltman
(image including frame): (b.1903)
Studied at Hunter College and with Camilo Egas, Moses Soyer and Morris
Davidson. Member of: NAWA, Brooklyn Soc. Artists, CCAA, PAAM, Audubon
Artists. Exhibited at: Argent Gal., 1949-52, NAWA, 1949-52, Provincetown
AA, 1950, 52, Galerie Bose-Petride, Paris, 1950, Audubon Artists, 1951, 52, Cape
Cod AA, 1952, traveling exhibit (Canada and US). Awards and prizes
include: NAWA, 1949, 54, Brooklyn Soc. Artists, 1955. Well listed in Who's
Was Who in American Art. 31 Eric L. Pape: (1870-1938)
Studied: E. Carlsen, Mark Hopkins Inst., Ecoles des Beaux-Arts, Paris with
Gerome, Acad. Julian with Boulanger, Constant, Lefebvre and Doucet. Also
in Paris with Delance, Whistler and Rodin. Member: United Arts Club, Royal
Soc. Arts, Atlantic Union, North British Acad., Players Club, NYC.
Exhibited: SNBA (1890-1894, World's Columbian Expo, 1893, PAFA Ann., 1893,
1894-1912, Calif. Midwinter Fair, 1894, NAD, 1895-96, 1935, Boston AC, 1898-99,
AIC, 1901-03, 1931, Pan Pacific Expo, 1915. Many awards, medals and
diplomas. Founded Eric Pape Sch. of Art, 1897-1913, in countless books and
extremely well listed. 32 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. 33 Morgan Dennis:
(1892
- 1960) Known for etchings, animal, illustrator, sketched FDR's Fala,
Black & White scotch label, Children's Books, extremely well listed
artist whose works grace countless museums, the White House and collections
around the world. 34 James Reardon: (b.1959)
Studied: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (Fine Arts Degree under Schwartz).
Had solo show at Cafe Edwige (Summer, 2003). Also exhibited at: MFA,
Boston and PAAM. Many private and corporate collections. Specializes in
high end Photography using the best materials available for quality prints. 35 Peggy Bacon: Information
previously listed (Lot #10). 36 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. 37 Barbara Stoughton:
(20th Century) Local Provincetown
woodblock printmaker. Member of PAAM, studied under Kathi Smith. 38 Attributed to
William Henry Chandler: (1854-1928)
Early 19th
century landscape painter of New England. Several traits of this painting
has drawn us to the conclusion that this is of William Henry
Chandler. Also the consignor, an antique dealer has dealt with additional
paintings by this artist and feel confident that it is William Henry Chandler. 39 Sol Wilson: (1896
- 1974) Information previously listed (Lot #4) 40 Jack Kearney:
(b.1924) Represented by the Berta Walker Gallery.
Studied at Cranbrook Acad. Art, Fulbright grant to Italy (sculpture). Also
studied at Univ. Stranieri, Perugia, 1963. Member of: PAAM (vice
president, 1962-70), Arts Club Chicago. Exhibited at: Corcoran Biennial,
1953, Am. Fulbright Artists, Palazzo, Venezia, Rome, 1964. John Herron
Mus., Soc. Contemp. Am. Art Exh., AIC, 1966, ACA Gallery, NY, Galleria
Schneider, Rome in the 1970's. Works at: Norfolk Art Mus (VA), Detroit
Children's Mus., Mundelein College, St. Paul Gal & Sch. Art, Roosevelt
Univ., Chicago. Very well listed artist. 40A 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. 41 Judith Elizabeth 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. 42 Tod Lindenmuth:
(1885-1976)
Studied at Chase Sch. with Robert Henri, and Ambrose Webster, George Elmer
Browne and William Bicknell. Member of SC, Artists guild, St.
Augustine, FL. Rockport AA and PAAM. Exhibits include AIC, S.Indp.A.
1917-19, 1922-28, PAFA, 1917-18, 1923, 1927-33, Salons of America 1922-24,
Rockport AA, PAFA (prize), Corcoran Gallery 1930. Works hang at
PAFA, NYPL, MFA Houston, Newark Mus., PA State College, Allentown Museum
of FA, Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, Springfield Mus., Kansas City AI,
LACMA, TIM, Rochester Mem. Gallery. Very well listed and collected
artist. 43 Michael Davis: (late
20th century) Represented by the Kiley Court Gallery. Used to
be at Ellen Harris Gallery. Prestigious Wellfleet artist. Listed and well collected artist. 44 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. 45 Charles P. Gruppe:
(1860-1940) Studied in Holland and was chiefly
self-taught. Member of: NYWCC, AWCS, Phila. AC, NAC, Rochester AC, AFA,
Pulchre Studio, The Hague. Exhibited at: NAD, 1891-99, PAFA, 1892-1910,
Boston AC, 1892-1909, Rouen (gold), Exhib. Paris et Province (gold), Phila. AC
(gold), St. Louis Expo (1904, medal), Appalachian Expo, Knoxville, 1910 (medal),
AIC, 1917 (prize), Salons of Am., S. Indp. A, 1937-40. Works at: BM,
Detroit AI, NGA, Reading, PA. Mus., Butler AI, NAC, Mem. Gal. Rochester, CAM,
Maryland Inst., also in Holland, (Queen's collection), Joslyn Mem., Dayton
AI. Known as a tonalist landscape and marine painter, Gruppe lived in the
Netherlands for 20 years and is closely identified with the Dutch School of
Painting. Father of Emile Gruppe. Had the unusual honor to be
elected to the Pulchre Studio. 46 Carl Ramos: (1940-?)
Exhibited at WMAA, 1968 (fiberglass), painted for many years in
Provincetown. Countless collections. Listed in Who Was Who in
American Art. 47 Karl Knaths, NA: Front
Back Information previously
listed (Lot #15). 48 Morris Davidson: (1898-1976)
Studied at: ASL, MD Inst. of Design, AIC with Harry Walcott, with GE Browne,
1920, Acad. Grande Chaumiere, Paris, Fr., 1925. Member of PAAM (Vice
President, 1950-60), Am. Artists Cong (NY Exec. bd., 1939), Fedn. Modern
Painters and Sculptors, (pres, 1950-), Rockland Found (chairman, board,
1950-). Exhibited at: WMAA, 1933, Montimer Brandt Gal, 1936-46, S. Indp.
A. 1938, Charles Morgan Ga., NY, 1939, Contemporary Gallery, Rockport, MA, 1939,
Fed. Modern P&S,1945, American Modern Artists, Riverside Mus, NY, 1950,
1960, PAFA, 1954 & 60 plus many solo shows. Works at: Baltimore Mus.
Art, Univ. NC, Gallery Living Art, NY Univ., Sarah Lawrence Col, Jerusalem Mus.,
Israel,. Active in Provincetown from 1925 on. Taught in Provincetown
in summers, AIC, 1917-18, and Director of Morris Davidson School of Modern
Painting, NY (1935-65). Extremely well listed and collected artist. 49 signed L'Engle (
William): (1884-1957)
Strong Florida and Massachusetts following, known for his genre-active,
figure and landscape. Studied in Paris and Yale Univ. Exhibits
include Corcoran Gallery, PAAM, New Orleans AA, Salons of America, WFNY,
MMA, WMAA, St. Augustine AC. Well listed in Who' Who, Askart and
Davenport's. 50 Nancy Whorf: 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. 51 Jean Kent: (1920-1989)
Studied at: Vassar College, Cambridge Sch. of Design and at School of MFA,
Boston (Berschneider and Tovish). Moved to Provincetown in 1970's and was
represented by the Bayer Gallery. Also had distinct honor to be picked at
Artist for PASG Annual Consignment Poster. 52 George Elmer Browne:
(1871
- 1946) Famed artist/teacher who painted in Provincetown from
1919-45. Countless shows, awards, worldwide. French Government
bought one of his paintings in 1904. Studied at BMFA, Academie
Paris. Works hang at MMA, NAD, NYPL, TMA, etc. Too much to
list, well listed in Who's Who, Askart, etc. Works have sold for as high as
28,750 in 1997 in auction. 53 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. 54 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. 55 Michael McGuire: (b.1953
) Represented by McGuire Studio & Gallery at 465 Commercial St.
Also shows at New Hope, Pennsylvania and Nantucket, very popular artist. 56 Daisy M. Hughes: (1883-1968)
Studied under famed artist/teacher George Elmer Browne. Exhibited Corcoran
Gallery (1937), Paris Salon (1927), PAFA (1930), countless solo shows,
also was an art teacher. Extremely hard to find works by her. 57 John Edward Rollins: (20th
century artist, deceased) Cape Cod painter that also painted and showed in New
York City. Hand crafted stretchers, known for his large body part
paintings. 57.1 Gifford Beal: (1879-1956)
Studied with WM Chase in NYC, Shinnecock Summer School, 1891-1900 and at
Princeton Univ., ASL with DuMond and Ranger. Member of NA, NIAL, ASL
(pres., 1913-1929), AWCS,, NYWCC, NSMP, NAC and others. Exhibited at:
Worcester Mus. of Art, 1903, PAFA, 1903-1956, Boston AC, 1904,07,09, St. Louis
Expo, 1904, NAD, 1910, 1913, 1919, 1931,32,48,54 and Armory Show, NYC,
1913. Also at: NAC, AID, Corcoran Gallery, Pan-Pac Expo, Newport AA, Phila.
WCC, WMAA, Kraushaar Gal, NYC, and many others. Works at: MMA, BM, AIC, PMG,
WMAA, Syracuse Mus. FA, CAM, Everson Mus.,, Arizona St. Col., Yale, Princeton,,
NYPL, Addison Gallery in Andover, MA. and many others. Countless awards,
prizes (several Altmann prizes) and shows. Extremely well listed and very
sought out. 59 Oren Sherman: (b1956)
Represented by Robinwood of Provincetown. Also at Left Bank, Wellfleet,
Oceana, Orleans, Falconer in Chatham. Studied at RISD.
Extremely prominent artist whose images have graced the cover of LL
Bean Catalogues for three issues. Also 2 covers of Yankee Magazine
and In Style Magazine. Commissions include 10 US Postage Stamps,
designs for Steuben Glass, and posters for Ringling Brothers Barnum and
Bailey Circus, the Olympics and Disney Corporation. He recently
completed illustrating Random House Book of Greek Myths and the upcoming
design for The Miami Art Deco Festival. Collections
include; RISD Works plus countless others. 60 Gerrit Hondius: (1891-1970)
Studied at ASL with Max Weber and A. Dasburg, Royal Academy, The Hague.
Exhibited at: WMAA 1924-26, 32 and 34. Also WFNY, 1939, GGE, 1939,
Rockefeller Center, MoMA, Graham Gallery, 1950's, over 55 solo exhibits
in US and Europe. and also "NYC WPA Art" at Parson's School of
Design, 1977. Works at: WMAA, SFMA, Provincial Mus. Kampden,
Holland, Reading (PA) Museum and Newark, MA and Norfolk Museum.
Well listed and collected. 61 Gordon Hope Grant:
(1875-1962)
Studied at Lambeth & Heatherley Art School, London England.
Member of NA, ANA, Allied Artists Am, AFA, SAE, Chicago SE, AWCS, Phil.
WCC, Baltimore, Ship Model Society and WCC, Calif plus more.
Exhibited at AIC 1906-11, 1913, 1937, 29, 33 and 35-62. Also at NAD
1926 (prize), SC, 1929 (prize), 1931 (prize) AWCS (prize) Chicago SE 1935
(prize) PAFA 1936-37, Paris Salon, 1937 (medal winner), All. Aritsts
American, 1942 (prize), LOC 1944-46. Works at Kendall Whaling
Museum, Mystic Seaport Museum, New York Hist. Soc., MMA, NYPL, Joslyn Mus.,
Richmond Museum of Art, Bropoks Mem Art. Gal, Davenport Mus. Art, New
Britain, US Naval Academy, the White House (DC), Corcoran Gallery, MMA,
and in Kennebunkport, MA. Extremely well listed and collected
artist. High of 4100 for his watercolors in auction. 62 Karl Knaths, NA:
Information previously listed (Lot #15). 63 Arthur Cohen: Information
previously (Lot #29). 64 John Hare: (1908
- 1978) Well known Provincetown and Gloucester artist, well listed, countless
collections, museums. 65 Karl Fortress:
(1906-1993)
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. 66 James Wolf: Falmouth
artist. Diligent search could not find much on this artist but his works,
usually large abstract landscape/seascapes have found countless
collectors. 67 Albert Edel: Information
previously listed (Lot #17). 68 N. Cameron Watson:
(b.1955) Studied: Yale Univ. Castle Hill, Academy of
Performing Arts, (teacher at last 2 listings above). Exhibitions
include: Michael McGuire Gallery, 2001,02, Ethan Cohen Fine Art, NY, 2000,
CC Five Cents Bank, Wellfleet, 1999, Shadbush Gallery, Truro, 1998, Addison
Holmes Gallery, Orleans, 1998, PAAM, 1997 (4 juried shows), Wellfleet Pub. Lib.,
1997, Cape Cod Women's Org., 1997, The Society of Illustrators, NY, 1992.
Publications include: The Little Pig's Puppet Book, the Little Pig's First
Cookbook, The Weeds and the Weather, Mister Toad, 1992. Member: Society of
Children's Book Writer and Illustrators. Well known
artist of Provincetown. 69 Sol Wilson: Information
previously listed (Lot #4). 70 Karl Knaths, NA:
Information previously listed (Lot#15). 71 Rose Basile: Represented
by the Julie Heller Gallery, prolific and very collected Provincetown
artist, PAAM Member's Juried, countless collections. 72 Morgan Dennis:
Information previously listed (Lot #33). 73 Gordon Hope Grant: Information
previously listed (Lot #61). 74 Gordon Hope Grant: Information
previously listed (Lot #61). 75 Henry Hensche: Information
previously listed (Lot #32).
76 William Merritt Chase: (1849-1916)
Extremely well known American artist, studied at: BF Hays, 1867 with JO Eaton,
NAD with Wilmarth, 1869 and Royal Academy. Member of: ANA, 1888, NA,
1890, SAA, 1879 (founder), AWCS, Ten American Painters (joined in 1905 after
Twachtman died in 1902), NIAL, AAAL, Portrait Painters, NAC. Exhibited at:
NAD1817-1912, Boston AC, 1876-1909, Brooklyn AA, 1877-1912, PAFA, 1879-1917,
Paris Salon, 1881-1889, also with Cleveland AA, AIC, SAA, Pan-Am Expo, and
Corcoran Gallery, 1907-1916. Major retrospective at MMA, 1983, Spanierman
Gallery, 1995 among many others. Works at: MMA, NMAA, NGA, BMFA, PAFA,
Corcoran Gallery, Wilstach Gal, Cin. Mus., RISD, AIC plus countless
others. Extremely well listed artist known as one of the Impressionist
Masters and most influential teaches. Taught at: ASL, Brooklyn AA, Chase
Sch. of Art, AIC, PAFA and also in London, Holland, Madrid, Italy, Bruges and
Venice. 77 Brenda Silva: Represented
by Whaler's Wharf Artisans Cooperative, Whaler's Wharf and at The Clay
Trout Pottery, Whaler's Wharf. Countless shows include PAAM Member's
Juried, many collections 78 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. 79 Marilyn Lober: (b.1957)
Studied under Carol Whorf Westcott, F. Ron Fowler and Doug Ritter.
PAAM Member. The last year, Marilyn has been studying
under local artist, John Clayton. 80 Henry Hensche: Information
previously listed (Lot #32). 81 Pauline Johnson:
(1905-1994) Studied at: Univ. Wash., Columbia Univ.,
Moore College, sculpture with William Zorach, painting with Peter Camfferman,
Seattle, 1942-43 and bookbinding with Dorothy Macdonald. Member of:
Wesnter AA, Colorado State College Ed., Nat. Art Educ. Assn., Wash. Art Edu.
Exhibited at: CPLH, 1933, Ann. Watercolor, Seattle AI, Univ. Wyoming, Oakland
Art Gallery, Columbia Univ., Henry Art Gal, Art Louie Gal., Tuscon AC and
Phoenix AM among others. Many of the above yielded awards and
medals. Works in many museums and collections. Extremely well
listed. 82 Alice Brock: (b.1941)
Studio at 69 Commercial Street. Famed artist, cookbook author and is the
"Alice" based on the movie "Alice's Restaurant",
c.1969 and the song "Alice's Restaurant" by Arlo Guthrie. 83 Linda Singer: (b.1945)
Works available at the Alice Brock Studio, 69 Commercial Street, also
commission mural work available. Credits to her name, 2 "Art of
Coloring" instructional books, Illustrated Saturday Night at the
Bagel Factory, countless one woman shows in Quebec, awards include
scholarships to Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. Collections include
Golda Meyer, Canadian Embassy in Munich. Countless local collections
and murals. 84 Constance Black: IMAGE
1 IMAGE 2 Represented
by Teichman Gallery, Brewster. Also has studio at 6 Priscilla Alden
Road, Provincetown. Student of Henry Hensche.
Countless collections here and abroad.
Was Chairman of Art Commission, Provincetown, member PAAM, countless
shows and collections. 85 Karl Knaths, NA: Information
previously listed (Lot #15). 86 Donna Flax: Represented
by the Albert Merola Gallery. Previously at the UFO Gallery.
Extremely well known and collected Provincetown artist. 87 Blossom Newman: Represented
by the Cottontail Gallery, Wellfleet. Studied in Provincetown,
Germany, countless shows, awards and in countless collections. 88 Xavier Gonzalez:
Information previously listed (Lot #3). 89 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, Davenport's. 90 Anne Packard:
Represented
by the Packard Gallery, Provincetown, extremely collectible artist with
countless shows, awards, in too many collections to list, granddaughter of
famed local artist Max Bohm. 91 Tod Lindenmuth: Information
previously listed (Lot #42). 92 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. 93 Carmen Cicero:
(b.1926)
Represented by the Berta Walker Gallery. Studied at Newark State College,
BS 1951 and also Hans Hofmann School, 1952 and HUNTER Co. 1953 with Robert
Motherwell. Member of Artists Equity and PAAM. Exhibited at:
Corcoran Gallery, 1957, 59, Guggenheim Mus Inaugural Show 1959, Rome 1959,
PAFA 1963, Austria, Japan, Peridot-Washburn Gallery, NYC 1970's.
Awards include Guggenheim Fellowship 1957-58 and 63-64 and Ford
Foundation, Purchase Prizes 1961 and 65. WMAA 1955-65. Works
at: Guggenheim MoMA, WMAA, MoMA Paris, Stedelijk Mus, Holland and Aldrich
Mus, Ridgefield, CT. Very well listed and collected artist. 94 Ethel Edwards: (1915-?)
Studied at Newcomb College Art School and also with Xavier Gonzalez.
Member of PAAM, McDowell Colony Alumni. Exhibited at: 48 States Comp.,
1939, Butler IA, 1964-69, WMAA, 1952-65, CGA, 1953, PAFA, 1953 & 58,
Hartford Atheneum, 1967-68 (prize), CCAA. Awards include: Larry Aldrich Prize.
Also exhibited at: Silvermine Guild Artists, Ball State Univ. Works at: BMFA,
Springfield MFA, Chase Manhattan Bank. She married Xavier Gonzalez in 1935
and her great uncle was George H. Clements. 95 Arthur Egeli: Represented
by Wohlfarth Gallery, extremely collected artist in a family of artist
(Cedric, Joanette, Anastasia). Also producing and directing
movies. Teaches art in Pasadena, California during the winters. 96 Chuck Anzalone: Represented
by Thanassi Gallery in Provincetown. A very prolific artist with countless shows, awards
and in many collections. 97 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. 98 CA Slade: (1882
- 1961) Extremely well listed and collected Cape Cod artist.
Countless museums, collections and very sought out. 99 Carol Whorf Westcott:
Represented
by Kiley Court Gallery in Provincetown and Cummaquid Fine Art Gallery in
Barnstable, prolific artist with many awards, shows and collections,
member of prestigious Whorf Artist family. 100 William Shea: Early
Provincetown artist that studied under Henry Hensche in 1946. Has gone on
to have a prolific career in the arts. Now resides in Florida. 101 Gerrit Beneker: (1882-1934)
Studied at AIC, Art Students League and under Charles Hawthorne.
Member Beachcomber's, PAAM,, exhibited; AIC, PAFA, Corcoran Gallery,
Detroit Ints. of Art, countless shows, awards, well listed in Who's Who,
Davenport's, AskArt. 102 Dr. Hyman Shrand:
(1921-1999)
Represented by Berta Walker Gallery, extremely well listed and recognized
artist, author and poet. Many shows, awards in his career. 103 John Hare: Information
previously listed (Lot #64). 104 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. 106 TJ 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. 107 Libby Trynz:
Information previously listed (Lot #21). 108 Albert Edel: Information
previously listed (Lot #17). 109 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. 110 Morgan Dennis:
Information previously listed (Lot #33). 111 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. 112 Maurice H. Sterne:
(1878
- 1957) Strong New York affiliation, known for his figure-genre,
still life and sculptures. Also graced the Coca-Cola calendar in the
1940's. Very sought out artist. 113 Marc Kundmann:
(b.1963) Represented
by Cerutti's in Provincetown and The Farm House in Georgia. Also works can be seen at Thomas Brown Realty,
Truro. In countless collections, PAAM. Artist to watch. 114 B. Lillian Link:
(20th Century) Studied with Mrs. Sprague-Smith, GG Barnard, H.
Adams. Exhibited: Arch. Lg. 1907 (prize), AIC, 1911, 196, NYWAC, 1912
(prize), PAFA Ann., 1912-14, 1922, 1925. Addresses include Boston, MA. and
Truro, MA. Well listed in Who's Who. Was a predominant sculptor. 115 Harold Lund: (1904
- ) Hawthorne student, had recent exhibition at PAAM, well known and
listed artist of Provincetown and New England, many museums and
collections. 116 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. 117 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. 118 Ralph S. Byron:
Diligent searching turned up nothing on this Cape Cod artist. 119 Joanette Egeli:
Represented by the Wohlfarth Gallery in Provincetown.
Well known student of Hensche, wife of Teacher and Artist, Cedric Egeli.
In countless collections here and abroad. 120 Chaim Gross:
Information previously listed (Lot #53). 121 Brian Larkin: Represented
by the Rafaello Gallery, Provincetown, also in Rhode Island. Countless shows,
awards, very collected artist of New England. 122 Edwin Perkins: (1907-1962) Maine artist (Kennebunkport).
Listed Who's Who, Davenport 99, WCS. 124 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. 125 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. 126 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, Chrylser 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-. 127 Leonard Mersky:
Information previously listed (Lot #14). 128 Richard MacCormack:
(b.1962)
Represented by Sandwich Art Gallery, Dunlay Gallery in Mashpee,
Willoughby's on Martha's Vineyard, shows at CC Art Assoc, Boston Hospital,
Harvard University, also greeting cards. Studied at RI School of
Design (RISD) and Mass College of Art. 129 Conny Hatch: (b.1952)
Represented by The Teichman Gallery, Brewster. Countless shows, PAAM Juried shows. 130 Donald Witherstine:
Information previously listed (Lot #16). 131 Ada Rayner:
Information previously listed (Lot #109). 132 John Robinson Frazier:
Information previously listed (Lot #24). 133 Chaim Gross:
Information previously listed (Lot #53). 134 Paul Stone: Studied:
Harvard Univ., Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Exhibited: Marblehead AA (solo),
Concord AA (solo), De Pinna Gallery, Boston, Univ. of Georgia, Georgia Mus. of
Art., Atlanta Art Assoc. Mus., Wellfleet Art Gallery, Closson's Gallery, Cincinnati.
Also at Pennsylvania Academy Annual, Society of Four Arts, Palm Beach, FL.,
Littauer Hall, Harvard Univ. Award: Beauford Art Festival (1rst
prize). Numerous prestigious private and public collections. 135 Robin Hammer: After
a diligent search for this artist, I was not able to obtain additional
information. Great abstract painting though. 136 Terry Catalano:
(b.1961)
Was represented by the 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.) 137 William H. W 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. 138 Blanche Lazzell:
(1878
- 1956) Very popular early Provincetown artist and teacher, early
modernist, wood block prints, has major shows running in museums in
Dennis, Provincetown, Boston MFA, Cincinnati, very sought out artist. 140 Jay Hall Connaway: (1893-1970)
Studied at: Ind. AI with John Herron, 1910-11, ASL with Bridgman and WM
Chase, 1911-13, Academie Julian, Paris with Laurens and Ecole des Beaux-Arts,
Paris, 1921. Member of: NA, ALL. A. Am., NAC, Audubon A., CAA, Meriden SA,
Portland SA, Southern VT A. Center (trustee, 1954 on). Exhibited at: John
Herron AI, 1011, 39 and 65. Also at PAFA, 1924-43, NAD, 1924-46 (prize,
1926), Macbeth Gal, 1926-40, Hoosier Salon, 1926 & 47, AIC, 1928-46, All. A.
Am., 1926, 45, Albright Art. Gal, 1928, NAC, 1928, Grand Central Gal, 1928,
Milch Gal. 1929-49, Corcoran Gallery 1932-43, Currier Gal, 1934, Toledo Mus.,
Clearwater Art Mus., Oberlin Col., Vose Galleries, Boston, BMFA and countless
others (too numerous to list all). Works at: John Herron AI, BMFA,
Farnsworth Mus., Vermont A, Indiana Univ., Cornell, White Mus., and many
more. Extremely well listed artist. 141 Anonymous:
Unknown about this early (probably 19th century) watercolor. 142 Gerrit A. Beneker:
Information previously listed (Lot #101). 143 Rosalind Smith: Represented
by Gallery Matrix, Unicef Artist, list includes illustrations for Book of
the Month, very well collected artist. 144 Helen M. Jones: Diligent
search yielded nothing on this artist, but suffice it to say, she studied and
worked in Provincetown. 145 Margaret H. Wright: (1869-1936)
Studied: MIT, Wellesley Coll., with William H. Bicknell, Paris with Merson.
Member of: Chicago SE, Copley Society, Boston SE, AAPL. Exhibited: Boston
AC, 1902-03, PAFA Ann., 1903, Pan Pacific Expo, San Francisco, 1915. Works
at: NYPL, LOC, M. Carnavalet, Paris, Margaret H. Wright Room, Lipscomb Lib.,
Randolph-Macon Woman's College. Known for her etchings, bookplates and
Christmas Cards. Well listed. 146 Ernest Eugene Pettengill:
(1886-1951) Member of New England
Photographer's Assoc, New Bedford Art Club. Exhibited Morris Plan Bank, New
Bedford, 1950, Swain Free School Design, c.1940. Works at Old Dartmouth Hist.
Soc. Known portrait photographer and painter, listed in Who's Who. 147 Sydney Simon:
(1917-1997) Studied: Carnegie Inst., PAFA (Cresson
fellowship, 1940, Edwin Austin Abbey fellowship, 1940-41, BFA). Also with
George Harding, Univ. Penn, Barnes Found. Member: Pittsburgh AA, Abbey F.,
1940, Artists Equity Assn., Century Assn., Arch. Lg., Skowhegan School P &
S, Provincetown AA. Exhibited at: NGA, MMA, Pittsburgh AA, PAFA, YMHA,
Corcoran Biennials and other Corcoran Galleries, MMA, WMAA, MoMA, Graham
Gallery, NYC. Works at: MMA, US Was Dept., Am. Embassy, Paris, France,
Cornell Univ., Kramer College, State Univ. NY, and countless others. Extremely
well listed sculptor known for his bronzes. Well listed. 148 Joel Meyerowitz:
(Book and package image) 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. 149 Martha Day: (1885-?)
Studied at RISD, Academie Julian, and also with Lucia F. Fuller. Member
of: Providence Art Club, ASMP, Penn. SMP. Exhibited at: ASMP Ann &
Penn., PAFA, 1932, (prize and medal at both). Works at: Phila. Mus. Art.,
Smithsonian Inst.. Also known as Martha Willson. Listed. 150 Albert Edel: Information
previously listed (Lot #17). 151 Agnes Weinrich:
(1873
- 1946) Early Provincetown artist. Known as an early
abstractionist, heavy involvement in the early years of PAAM, well listed,
countless museums, shows, awards and collections here and abroad. 152 Jean Lewis Liberte:
(1896-1965)
Member of American Art Congress, Audubon Society. Exhibited at MoMA, Met,
Whitney Museum, Corcoran Gallery and Pittsburgh Walker Art Center.
Also taught at ASL and won many prizes.
Listed in Who's Who. 153 Elizabeth Warren Lindenmuth:
(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. 154 Carl Ashby: (20th
Century Painter) New York Address, exhibited at WMAA, 1947 and 1948 and at
Corcoran Gallery, 1947. Listed in Who was Who in American Art. 155 Ernest Principato:
Represented
by Wohlfarth Gallery, Provincetown, very accomplished local artist, many
collections. 156 Victor E. Candell:
(1903-1977)
Known for his town-landscape and other imagery. Studied in Paris,
Budapest and NYC. Exhibited at; Carnegie Internationals, Corcoran
Gallery (1947-61), MoMA (1940, second prize), Audubon Artists, WMAA, WMA,
Albany Inst., WMA, PAFA, Galerie Jean Bucher, Paris. Works at MMA,
WMAA, CGA, CI, BMA, Children's Hospital, PAAM. Extremely well listed
in Who's Who, AskArt, Davenport's, countless shows, awards and
collections. 157 Jean Kent: Information
previously listed (Lot #51). 158 Tod Lindenmuth:
Information previously listed (Lot #42). 159 Ralph A. Olive: Canadian painter.
Was not able to find out more about this artist, but suffice it to say, it is
absolutely spectacular and you would almost swear it was a
photograph. 160 N. Bertram Hartman:
(1882-1960)
Studied at AIC, Royal Academy and Munich and Paris. Exhibited: Pan
Pacific Expo, AIC, PAFA, WMAA, Carnegie Inst., Salons of America, MMA, BM,
WMAA. Works at: MMA, BM, WMAA, also was a WPA Artist. Well
listed in Who's Who and AskART. Sold for as high as 4950. in 1989. 161 Boris Margo: (1902-1995)
Studied: Polytechnik Art Sch., Odessa, Ukraine, Moscow, USSR, and in
Leningrad. Member of: MacDowell Colony Fellow, Soc. Am. Graphic
Artists. Exhibits include: Roerich Mus., CI, MMA, Artists Gal, NYC,
"Art of this Century", Guggenheim, 1943. WMAA, NAD, LOC, Armory Show,
NYC., Am. Univ., Wash., Norlyst Gal, Brandt Gal, Betty Parsons Gal, NYC., Cincinnati
AA, SFMA, AIC, Brooklyn Mus., Corcoran Gal., PAFA Ann., Rosenfeld Gallery, NY
among many others. Works at: MMA, BM, AGAA, MoMA, NMAA, AIC, Sao Paulo MA,
Brazil. He is credited to the invention of the "cello-cut"
print. He also originated "decalcomania" (transferring images
from one surface to another). Very well listed artist. 162 VB Rann: (1897
- 1956) Studied at Corcoran School and NAD with Charles Hawthorne.
Member of PAAM (Honorary V. Pres.), Provincetown Printers. Exhibited at
Corcoran Gallery, 1928, 37. PAFA 1928, 37, NAD 1930,31, Phil. A. All. and
PAAM 1923-46. Well listed artist. 163 Walter L. Chaloner: (1852-1922)
Lived in Boston, MA. Member: BAC, 1901. Exhibited: Boston AC. Listed
in Who Was Who in American Art. 164 Lisa Anderson-Bisson: (b.1955)
Studied: Tufts Univ. and MFA, Boston. Exhibited: Brush with History
Gallery, Animal Rights Education, Art Olive Gallery, Lowell, PAAM, MFA, Bank of
Boston. Awards from Kodak, Lowell Sun, Provincetown Magazine.
Recently relocated to Provincetown. 165 Charles Kaeselau:
(1889
- ?) Studied at Kensington Sch. Art. in London, also with Charles
Hawthorne and at the AIC. Member of: PAAM, AEA, Boston WC Society, AAPL.
Exhibits include: AIC 1922-24, 30, PAFA 1922-30, WMAA, Corcoran Gallery
1923-37. Works at: BMFA, PAAM, Louisville Art Mus., US Dept. of
Agriculture, PMG, Washington DC, WPA Murals, USPO, and others. Very
well listed. 166 William Littlefield:
Information previously listed (Lot #7). 167 Sam Coty: Diligent
search yielded nothing on this artist. I have to assume he painted in the
lower cape area (subject matter, of course.) 168 VB Rann: Information
previously listed (Lot #162). 169 Karl Knaths, NA:
Information previously listed (Lot #15). 170 Francis Mason:
A diligent search yielded nothing on this artist. It
came from a prominent local collector who purchased it at a local non-profit
auction. 171 Blossom Newman:
Information previously listed (Lot #87). 172 John Lucas: Was
represented by the Renaissance III Gallery in Provincetown. Diligent
search yielded no additional information. 173 George Dinckel:
(1891-1976) Studied at: Cincinnati Art Acad. with Duveneed,
Meakin, Wessel, also in Europe; Paris, Munich and Rome. Member of: Scarab
Club, Detroit, Mi., Rockport AA, North Shore AA, Marblehead AA, Tile CL, Toledo,
Salmagundi Club, Boston, MA. Exhibited at: North Shore AA, Rockport AA,
Marblehead AA, TMA, Toledo AA, Madison School in Sandusky, OH. Many solo
shows and awards at above locations. Works are at numerous high schools in
Cincinnati, Oh., Toledo Univ., Bowling Green State Col., Heidelberg Univ.
Preferred media was oil and watercolors. Well listed artist. 174 Eugene Sparks: Was
represented by famed Ellen Harris Gallery, Provincetown, also Church House
Gallery. self taught artist with shows in Boston, New York and
Florida. The background at St Peter's Church in Provincetown (snow
capped mountain scene in the rectory) was painted by Sparks. Very
collectible. 175 Rossi: (b.1964)
Represented by DNA Studio Gallery, NY. Self-taught artist, received grant
from Comm. of Visual Arts, NY. Co-founded Lost and Found Gallery,
Brooklyn. Has shown at PAAM. Relatively new to the Provincetown Art
Scene. 176 Jack Zaner: (b.1953)
Studied at: ASL with Dinnerstein, NAD with A. Leslie. Exhibits include:
National Arts Club, Salmagundi Club, St. Louis AA, PAAM (open, twice).
Recently relocated to the Provincetown area. Definite artist to watch. 177 Adrian Murphy:
(deceased, 20th century) Was represented by the
Kendall Art Gallery and also Tom Gaglione Gallery, Wellfleet. Member of
PAAM and in countless corporate and private collections. 178 Hans Van Drumpt:
After diligent searching, I have been unable to find any
information on this Dutch painter. 179 Thomas R. Dunlay:
(b.1951) Strong Massachusetts affiliation, known for his
town-landscapes, still-lifes and figures. Listed on www.Askart.com. 180 William Speier: (b.1913)
NYC, PAFA teacher, painter, illustrator, exhibited Publisher's &
Printers Assoc., awards: 1939, 1940, very well collected. 181 Signed Aiken:
Unsure about this artist and after a diligent search to figure
who it may be....I am no closer to discovering it. Great winter landscape
painting though. 182 Larry Pellans:
Provincetown artist. A diligent search has turned up
nothing on this artist. 183 Elwood G. Bengert:
Rep. by Munson Gallery, Chatham, listed in Who's
Who, NA, Montclair Art Museum, AWSC, Salmagundi Club, New Jersey Water Color
Society, countless collections. 184 Norton: Was
Represented by Norton's Gallery (was at corner of Johnson Street and Commercial
St. and his partner was Jimmy Rogers). He lived in Provincetown for about
6 or 7 years. 185 Nathaniel Bodner:
Self taught summer Provincetown
artist who also resided in Providence He donated all the proceeds of the
sales of his paintings to charity. 186 Ernie Amaral:
Well known local artist and in Florida with many showing and galleries (Renaissance
III) in the past in Provincetown. Known for his mosaic style paintings. 187 Palmer: Not
sure what Palmer this is as there were a few that painted in Provincetown, among
the best known is Allen. Not sure as it is just signed Palmer on verso. 188 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. |
