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February 20, 2005 Auction results below: All biographical and lot listing information is to the best of Outer Cape Auctions knowledge given the information from the consignor or printed sources. We strive to give you the most RELIABLE and correct information and research to verify the information is correct as much as possible. Outer Cape Auctions will NOT be held liable for errors in information below. It is the responsibility of the buyer/bidder to verify the accuracy of any lot below. Dimensions are: Height x Width x Depth (if applicable) and measurements are art size, not frame size. Signature Abbreviations are: Lot List 2. Doug Marr: Represented by the Doug Marr
Gallery in Provincetown. Well
collected artist of Provincetown. 3. 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. 3.1 Anonymous: 4. 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. 5. Michel: Well listed and exhibited artist of Paris, France. Has appeared on TV and exhibitions are 3 pages long. He is a well known frequenter of the Pont des Artis over the Seine in Paris. 6. Guillermo Yingling: Local photographer. 7. Ruth Gill: (20th century) Head of project on Tower of London execution site commission. 8. David Jamarusty: Studied at NYU and
Inst. of Tech, Venice, Italy (professor, 1990's). Taught at risk students
in NY with murals. Shown in national galleries and in Venice. Also
teaches and shows in Truro. Also taught at Empire College. 9. 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. 9.1 Dorothy Loeb: (1887 - 1934) Early Provincetown artist of distinction, recent shows has brought her work to the public eye at PAAM. Rumored to have been Blanche Lazzell's partner. 10. Anonymous: 12. William Scott: Came from estate of William
Scott (not related to the William Scott Gallery).
Was avid art collector and artist who left his and his late partner's
estate to a fund to feed the hungry children in Provincetown. 12.1 Anonymous Sketchbook: This is but a few of
the images in an large approximately 50 page sketchbook.
14. 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. 14.1 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. 15. Edna Martin: (1896-1996) Studied at RISD in 1918 (drawing, painting), under Eliza Gardiner. Also briefly taught at RISD and then Lincoln School in 1924. She exhibited in many places, was reviewed by the Providence Journal in 1931. Known for her woodcuts. 16. 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). 18. 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. 19. 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. 20. Joe Rimini: North Shore artist and teacher. 21. W. B. Parrish: Extensive research yielded only one possibility and that is Williamina Parris (middle name unknown). Williamina is an early 20th century listed artist. 22. 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). 22.1 Cy Fried: (b.1917) Studied
New York Institute of Photography, also under Sal del Deo. Was represented
by the Al Davis Gallery in Wellfleet and the Schoolhouse Gallery in
Provincetown. Also at Aries East, Brewster, Essex Fine Arts, Montclair,
N.J., Wenninger Gallery, Boston, Wohlfarth Gallery, DC, Colours in Birmingham,
Al and Swansboro Gallery, Wellfleet, MA. Countless member's Juried, shows,
collections in Provincetown and beyond. Trustee of PAAM and Bergen Museum
of Art & Science. Among his many mediums, the aqua-tint is his most
collected and is a lengthy process. 23. PAAM Chapbook: Original print book from
1935 consisting of 12 wood block prints by Provincetown printmakers.
Of the most famous and expensive when each page sold separately, is the
Blanche Lazzell "My Studio". It
has yielded more than 1100.00 in auction. I
add that it disheartens me to see that each page in this book, when broken
apart, sells for more. 25. H. Silva Fernandez: (20th century) Provincetown, New Bedford and New York maritime artist and teacher. Works have sold in previous PAAM auctions. Teachings include Rochester, NY. He was known to force his students to use a minimal palette (5 colors). Listed. 26. Irene Stry: (mid 20th century) Exhibited at the S. Indp. A., 1937-38. Listed in Who was Who in American Art, 1975. 27. Kenneth W. Thompson: (b.1907) Studied with E. Pape, H. Ballinger, W. Adams, Grand Central Sch. Art, George Pierce Ennis. Member of: SI (life member, director), AWCS, Nantucket AA (dir.), Artists Guild (dir.). Exhibits include: AWCS (1936-38), SI, AG, Nantucket AA. Awards include 8 awards, NY Art Dir. Club, 13 awards, Chicago Art. Dir., 3 awards, NJ Art Dir. Club. Works at: wartime illustrations, LOC. Preferred gouache, watercolors. Well known and listed illustrator and painter. 27.1 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). 28. Carl Lefton: Information previously
listed (Lot #14.1). 29. Doug Marr: Information previously listed
(Lot #2). 30. Joseph Hussar: (20th century) Extensive research yielded nothing on this very talented artist. A work of his of Provincetown was auctioned at
a Boston auction house. 31. Dimitri Hadzi: (b.1921) Represented by the Berta Walker Gallery. Studied at Cooper Union (certificate, 1950), Brook. Mus. Art Sch. (1948-50), Polytechnion, Athens, Greece (1950-51). Member of: College Art Assn. Amer. Exhibits include: MoMA, 1959, Pittsburgh Int., CI, 1961,64, Stephen Radich Gal., NYC (61-62, solo), Guggenheim Mus., Venice Italy (2 Sculptors, 2 Painters, 1962), Hirshhorn Collection, WMAA, Alpha Gallery, Boston, Richard Gray Gallery, chicago. Awards include: Fulbright Fellowship, Guggenheim Foundation fellowship, NIAL grant. Works at: MoMA, Guggenheim Museum, WMAAA, Foggs Art Mus., Harvard Univ., Nat. Collection Art, Smithsonian Inst. Commissions include: Elmo (bronze), MIT Art Committee (bronze), Lincoln Center, NY (bronze), Sun Life Ins. Bldg, Fed. Reserve Bank and many others. Extremely well listed artist. 32. Arthur Cohen: (b.1928) Represented by The Berta Walker Gallery along with numerous other galleries in New York, New Mexico, California and others. Painted in Provincetown from 1961 on. Studied at Univ. of Chicago (BA and MA). Extremely well listed and in almost every major Museum in the country, including MoMA. 33. Signed F. B.: Unknown who F. B. is. 33.1 Anonymous: 34. T. J. Walton: Information previously listed
(Lot #3). 35. Michael Davis: (20th century)
Represented by the Kiley Court Gallery in Provincetown, Left Bank Gallery
Orleans, Donovan Gallery, Tiverton, RI.. Used to be at Ellen Harris
Gallery. Studied at the Art Institute, Boston (1967), RISD (78-79). Member
of PAAM, Cape MFA, North Shore AA. Exhibits include: Art of NE USA, 1987, PAAM
(4th Annual Prize Comp., 1986), Bristol Art Mus., 1986, Wheeler Gallery, RI,
Fall river Festival, NE SS Artists, several medals in above. 35.1 Al Davis: Represented by the Al Davis Gallery, Wellfleet. Well respect artist and gallery owner. Countless shows and exhibitions. 36. 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. 37. 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. 37.1 Chris Silva: Information on previous lot. 38. 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. 38.1 Miriam Fried: (b.1916)
Studied under Helen Van Wyck, Robert Natkin and Stephen Lo Monaco among others.
Extremely prolific artist of many mediums. Among the highlights of an
extensive art career in the abstracts, was a solo retrospective at Cape Museum
of Fine Arts in Dennis and PAAM in 2002. Was represented by the Al Davis
Gallery, Wellfleet. Collections include Boston Corporate, Boston
Stock Exchange. MGM Studios. Another highlight of this prolific artist is
the inclusion of her paintings in a recent film shot in Boston. 39. Edna Martin: Information previously listed
(Lot #15). 40. 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. 41. Peter Shulman: (20th century) Extremely well known and collected artist. He first claimed fame with his "Fried Egg" pop art painting that hung at the Bianchi Gallery, NY along with Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. He has had more than 110 solo shows and 400 groups exhibits. More than 2000 paintings of his have been sold and are part of museum, private, public and corporate art collections.
43. 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. 44. 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. 44.1 Romanos Rizk: (born 1927) Represented by the Rice Polak Gallery. Studied at Vesper George Sch. Art, Boston, Butera Sch. Art., Boston, Cape Sch. of Art with Henry Hensche. Member of PAAM (trustee, 1967). Exhibits include Cape Cod AA, Provincetown AA, Cape Cod Invitational, Bristol Art Mus., Provincetown AA Invitational, Arwin Galleries, Detroit, MI., Falmouth Artists Guild (first prize) and AA Nantucket. Works at: Mus. FA., Mobile, Al., State Street Bank Bldg. Gal., Boston. Well listed and collected artist of Provincetown. 45. Charles Gordon Harris: (1891-1963) Studied at RISD with Cyrus Farnum, Stacy Tolman, George Hays. Member of Providence AC, Providence WCC, South County AA. Exhibits include: Providence AC (prizes), Providence WCC, South County AA (prizes), Attleboro Mus. Art (prize). Painter and collector of Rhode Island artist. Also painted in Bermuda. Listed. 45.1 Cynthia Packard: (b.1957) Represented by the Packard Gallery, Provincetown. Countless shows, awards and extremely collectible. Part of the famed Packard Family of painters, descended down from Max Bohm, another great early Provincetown painter. Gallery representation includes Bennett Street Gallery, Atlanta, Chase Gallery, Boston and many other shows. Studied at Mass. College of Art (BFA). Modeled for Fritz Bultman. Known as an expert colorist, her female figures are among the most coveted. 46. 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. 47. Virginia Berresford: (1904-1995) Well known painter and dealer who addresses include Paris, Fr. and Martha's Vineyard. Studied under Charles Martin, Columbia Univ., Art Students League, Academie Moderne, Paris, Fr. Exhibited: Bernheim Gallery, Paris, FR., The New Gallery, NYC, WMAA, World's Fair (1939), PAFA, MoMA, BM, AIC, Salons of America. Works at; WMAA, Detroit, Columbus Gallery Fine Arts, countless collections. Extremely collectible. 48. Blossom Newman: Information previously
listed (Lot #19). 48.1 Signed S. Kraus: Several Kraus names listed but no S. 49. Amalia Ferri: Information previously listed
(Lot #13). 49.1 Amalia Ferri: Information previously listed (Lot
#13). 50. Bruce McKain: Information previously listed
(Lot #40). 50.1 Illegible: Possibly early Cape School of
Art. 51. 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. 52. Jack Kitson: Wellfleet artist. Works have appeared on covers of travel guides, magazines and extensive private collections. Incredible watercolorist. 52.1 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. 53. 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.
New gallery representation at Angel Eyes Gallery, Rehoboth. 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. 54. Paul Georges: (1923-200 ) Studied at Univ. of Oregon, Hans Hofmann School Art, Atelier Fernand Keger, Paris, 1949-52. Exhibited at: Corcoran Biennial, 1959, WMAA, 1961,63,67,69, PAFA: 1954,64 (Carol Beck Gold Medal), MoMA, 1964, Boston Univ, 1964, School Visual Arts, 1965, New School Social Res, 1965. Other awards include: Longview fellowship, Hallmark Purchase Award, 1961. Works at: MoMA, WMAA, Longview Found, Newark Mus. Art, MIT Collection, Reed College, Portland. Contributor: Art News. Taught at: Univ. of Colorado, 1960, Dartmouth College, 1964, Yale Univ. School of Art, 1964-70's. Well listed in Who was Who. 55. John Whorf, NA.: Information previously
listed (Lot #22). 56. Harold Haven Brown: (1869-1932) Studied at Ecoles des Beaux-Arts, Paris and Academie Julian, Mass Normal Art School. Exhibited; Pan-Am Expo, AIC, Buffalo. Works at; PAAM, countless collections, well listed in Who's Who, AskArt. Known as illustrator, figure and graphics. 57. Arthur Vidal Diehl: (1870-1929) Largely self-taught. Exhibited at the Royal Academy, 1899. Progress Expo, Ct. 1927. He came to New York in 1891 penniless and painted snuff box tops and such. Listed in AskArt and Who's Who, but never sold in gallery or dealer. Fox Movietone made a short movie of Diehl painting and talking in Provincetown. 58. 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. 59. Signed Rudl: Unsure who this artist is. There is extensive information on a Cory Rudl but I do not think this is one and the same. 59.1 Signed Rudl: Information on previous lot. 60. 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. 61. 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. 62. Signed Eaton: There are several artist
with the last name Eaton, unsure which one this is. 63. 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. 64. Charles Frederick Mielatz: (1864-1919)
Studied at: Chicago Sch. Design, Des., NAD with F. Rondel, James Calahan.
Member: ANA, 1906, AWCS, NY Etching Cl, Am. Soc. P & G, Int. Jury of Awards
for etchings, St. Louis Exp. Exhibits include: Boston AC, NY Etching
Club, Max Williams Gallery, NY, AIC, St. Louis AM., Parrish AM. Works at:
NYPL, Parrish Museum, RI Hist. Soc. Well listed Rhode Island artist. 65. Charles W. Hawthorne: (1872-1939) Studied at NAD, ASL with Shinnecock, Summer Art Sch. with WM Chase. Member of ANA, NA, SC, NAC, Lotos Club, Artists Fund Soc., Societe Nat. des Beaux Arts, AWCS, Port. Painters, NIAL, Century Assn. Exhibited: PAFA, 1900-31 (prize, 1951, 23), NAD 1900-1026 (prize 1904,06, 11, 24 26) (gold 1914 & 15), SC, 1904 prizes, CI, 1908 prize, 1925, prize, Buenos Aires Expo, 1910, Brooklyn AA, 1912, Newport AA, 1912, 1928 (prize), Pan Pac. Expo, SF, 1915, AIC, 1917, 23, S. Indp. A, 1917,19,36 and 41, Concord AA, 1922, 25, Phila. Expo, 1923, Corcoran Gallery, 1908-30, Sesqui-Centenn. Expo, NMAA, 1983 and others. Many of above were prize or award winners. Works at: MMA, CGA, Syracuse MFA, RISD, Worcester Mus., Buffalo FA Acad., Detroit IA, CAM, Chicago AI, Peabody Inst., Baltimore, Herron AI, BMFA, Engineer's Club, NY, Houston MFA, TMA, Cincinnati Mus., High Mus. Art, Atlanta, Hackley Art Mus., Dayton, OH Art Inst., New Britain Inst., Union League, Chicago, NAD, MAC, Lotos Club, Forbes and Wallace Dept. Store, Town Hall, Provincetown, PAAM, Denver Art Mus., Univ. of Illinois and others. Considered the father of Art in Provincetown and started the first summer art school here (Cape School of Art), known for his portraits and genre pictures of fishermen. He visited Italy in 1906-7 and also painted in Bermuda. He was also William Merritt Chase's assistant in the 1890's. Extremely well listed and many books about him. ***Have one to sell? I offer 100% of the selling price for a great portrait or fishermen oil on canvas that is signed. ptownauction@aol.com. 65.1 Peter McDonough: Well known local artist was represented by the Robyn Wasson Gallery. An avid photographer, he uses antique cameras and does extreme close ups. 66. John Whorf, NA.: Information previously
listed (Lot #22). 67. Anonymous: 68. 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. 69. 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. 69.1 Arthur Cohen: Information previously
listed (Lot #34.1). 71. 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. 72. Colette Hébert: Represented by The Passions Gallery, Provincetown, J & W Gallery, New Hope, PA. and others. A Canadian artist that studied with
Leslie Shalk, she has exhibited
throughout the world and has a loyal following. 73. Natalie Savelqeva: Boston Artist. At one point she showed at the Dorian Gallery. 74. Lisa Anderson-Bisson: (b.1955) Studied at Tufts Univ. and MFA, Boston (1986-1990). Exhibited: Brush with History Gallery, (solo, 1986, Animal Rights Education), Art Alive Gallery, Lowell, Ma. (1980, The Christmas) PAAM, MFA, Bank of Boston. Awards from Kodak, Lowell Sun, Chaser Bar, Provincetown and others. Cover of Provincetown Magazine (photo contest, 1998, May) and Kodak Intl. Newspaper Snapshot Awards (1988, Lowell Sun, 1rst place "Untitled and 3rd place "King Richard). Recently relocated to Provincetown. 75. Blossom Newman: Information previously
listed (Lot #19). 76. 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. 77. Gerard McCarthy: (died 2001) Provincetown painter/artist who designed countless A-House Posters. Was prolific in watercolors and sculptures. 78. Stewart Ross James: 20th Century artist/designer of furniture and Hansen lamps among other things. New Hampshire artist. 79. Jim Rann: Represented by the Schoolhouse Gallery. Extremely well known and collected local artist. 80. William Littlefield: Information previously
listed (Lot #71). 80.1 Robert R. Bliss: (1925-1981) Studied at: Bowdoin Coll. and MFA, Boston. Also considered himself self-taught. Instructor/Gallery director at Deerfield Acad. Exhibitions include: Vose Gallery, Childs Gallery, The Green Dolphin, Swain School, 1960-63, Rockport AA, PAAM and Norton-Rogers Gallery. Also in Manhattan, Florida and elsewhere. Awards include: Cleveland Arts, Oh. (Prize, 2001). Andrew Wyeth chose Bliss for 1960's Look Magazine on 4 top artists. Works in
Leslie-Lohman Gallery and Malcolm Forbes estate purportedly has over 40. 81. 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. 82. Rrezarta Hyseni: Foreign student that came to Provincetown and studied art in the early 1990's. 83. Anonymous Woman: 84. Anonymous: 85. Ruth Berch Greenblatt: (b.1923 )Very popular artist, studied under Salvadore del Deo, Tony Vevers and Jim Peters, actress, poet and playwright of Cape Cod, many shows in PAAM, up cape, painting since 1950's. 86. William Littlefield: Information previously
listed (Lot #71). 87. Stewart Ross James: Information previously
listed (Lot #78). 88. Donald Forbes: (1905-1951) Studied at the Arts and Crafts Club, New Orleans and with Jean Charlot at the Florence Cane School, NYC. Exhibitions include: LA Pub. Lib., 1927, Guild Gallery, NYC (1936, solo), Willard Gallery, NYC, AIC (1936, 1942, 1952 retrospective). Known and listed illustrator and painter. Taught at Calif. Sch. FA (1928). Was also a WPA artist. 89. Signed J.R.: Unknown about the
artist. Came from the estate of collector William Scott (Lot #12). 90. 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. 92. Stewart Ross James: Information previously
listed (Lot #78) 93 Ilona Smithkin: Represented
by the Wohlfarth Gallery, Provincetown. Has had books published by her,
well known and collected teacher and artist. Countless collections, shows. "Untitled Study"
d.2004, charcoal on paper, 14 x 13, slr, framed under glass, excellent condition 94. Signed Sable: Provincetown artist and illustrator in the 1980's. 95. Anonymous: 96. Donald Cantin: Information previously
listed (Lot #66.1).
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