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museums and organizations are abbreviated. Below are some of the more used
ones below. LOT LIST 1. Stanley Waitkus: (b.1950)
Studied at Parsons School of Design
and FAWC. Also established set designer. Extremely well known and
collected local artist. Recent show at Provincetown Library. 2. Joyce Johnson:
(b.1929) Represented by the Addison Gallery, Orleans. Studio in
Eastham. Studied at MFA, Boston and Madrid Spain. Founder and
Director of Castle Hill Art School, Truro (10 years) and still resides on board
of directors. Known for her stone/wood sculptures and printmaking.
Very collected artist. 4. Morgan Dennis: (1892 - 1960) Known for etchings, animal, illustrator, sketched FDR's Fala, Black & White scotch label, Children's Books, extremely well listed artist: 5. William Speier:
(b.1913) NYC, PAFA teacher, painter,
illustrator, exhibited Publisher's & Printers Assoc., awards: 1939, 1940,
very well collected. 6. Cooper Dragonette: (b.1970)
Studied at Goddard School, VT, and Art
School in Prescott, AZ. Teaches art at Univ. of Maine. Represented
by the Hay Gallery, Portland, Maine. 7. 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, Bibilotheque Nationale, Paris, Springfield Mus., Kansas City AI, LACMA, TIM, Rochester Mem. Gallery. Very well listed and collected artist. 8. Signed BM: Information unavailable on this artist. 9. 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. 10. William H. Bicknell: (1860 - 1947):
Known for his landscapes and etchings. Studied under Frederic Crowninshield, BMFA School, member of Copley Society, Chicago SE, Boston SE and PAAM. Exhibited at BAC 1884-85 and 88-89k, PAFA 1898 and St. Louis Expo (award winner, 1904). Works at AIC, BMFA, NYPL. Well listed and collected artist. Who's Who, Askart., etc. 11. Katherine Baltivik: A
B C
Represented by the Charles/Baltivik
Gallery. Very well known and collected local artist. 14. Robert B. Rogers: (b.1907)
Studied at ASL with G. Bridgman,
Frank DuMond, Amedee Ozenfant and Hans Hofmann. Member of AFA, PAAM,
Beachcomber's and United American Artists. Exhibits: PAAM, 1933-37, FAP,
1935-37, Phil. A. All., 1935, Grand Central Gallery, NYC, 1936, A. Union, 1936
(prize), WFNY, 1939 and Riverside Mus., 1941. Works at: Court House, USPO,
Boston, Barnstable HS, Hyannis Pub. Sch., Falmouth Pub. Sch., Provincetown
(large oil in Town Hall). Well listed, Who's Who. 15. John Hare: (1908 - 1978)
Well known Provincetown artist, well listed, countless collections, museums.
Each auction, prices rising for his extremely well executed
watercolors. 16. Illegible: Information unavailable on this
artist. 17. Magda: Information unavailable on this artist. 18. Gabriel: (b.1939) Well known and collected Upper Cape artist. Current show at
Brewster in Bloom (4/26) and Brewster COA. Member of Yarmouth Art Group,
Chatham Art Guild. Extremely popular in these auctions. Has current show running at Snow's in Orleans. 20. Joni Cozza: (b.1956)
Studied under Carol Whorf Westcott and
Doug Ritter (PAAM). Has showed at PAAM. Painting since 1994. Emerging Provincetown
artist. 21. Karl Knaths: (1891 - 1971)
Known as one of the Big Ten artists, early abstract, many museums and collections, awards, shows, listed in Who's Who, Davenport's, etc: Studied at AIC. Member: NA (1971), NIAL. Exhibited at: Salons of America, Corcoran Gallery, Carnegie Institute, WMAA, PAFA, MMA, AIC, NAD. Works at: Gallery of Living Arts, NY, NYU, MMA, MoMA, AIC, Detroit Institute, PAFA, CAM, SFMA, WMAA, PMA, PMG, LACMA, Wadsworth, Syracuse Univ Mus. of FA, NAD (Altman Prizes, 63, 65) Countless prizes and awards at above mentioned plus too many to list. 22. 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. 23. Marilyn Lober: (b.1957) Studied under Carol Whorf Westcott, F. Ron Fowler
and Doug Ritter. PAAM Member. This painting hung at Julie Heller
Gallery. First time in these auctions. 24. Judith Dragonette: (b.1938)
Represented by Cove
Gallery, Wellfleet and Greenhill Gallery, Yorktown, NY. Studied under
Jeanette Lamb. Exhibits include Ohio, CT and NY. 25. Marc Kundmann: (b.1963)
Was represented by Union Square Gallery, Provincetown, also Thomas Brown Realty,
Truro. Studied at: BFA, Univ. Illinois, and under Jim Peters, PIAI.
Many PAAM Member's Juried, in countless collections. 26. MP Landis: (b.1965)
Was represented by the Robyn Wasson
Gallery. Extremely well collected artist of Provincetown and New York.1994
PAAM International Artist Award. Exhibits include: TJ Walton Gallery, DNA
Gallery, Second Street Gallery, VA. PAAM, Silas-Kenyan Gallery, (Schoolhouse) and
55 Mercer Gallery, NY and countless other group/solo shows. Well listed
contemporary artist. 27. Dorothy Lake Gregory: (1893 - 1970)
Extremely popular early illustrator and artist, over 20 books and magazines, exhibitions at Museum of Modern Art, National Academy of Design, studied under Hawthorne, wife of Ross Moffett. 28. Irving Marantz: (1909 - 1970)
Studied at Art Student League, exhibited at PAFA, WMAA (award winner), MMA, NY, VMFA, Boston Museum and many more, collections include Guggenheim, MoMA, NYPL, Denver Art Museum, and many more, extremely well listed, taught at Brooklyn Museum Art School, also was director of PAAM. 29. Sally Brophy: (b.1960)
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. 30. Gabriel Grana: (b.1965)
Represented by Beachfront Realty
Gallery. Studied Cleveland Mus of Art, Univ. of Uruguay and Univ. of
Barcelona. New artist in Provincetown. Sure prices will only go up
for his works. 31. Laura Anderson: (late 20th century)
Represented by The Chase Gallery, Boston. Studied under Wolf Kahn, Wayne Thiebaud, RISD, Hartford Art School. Exhibits include Parkersburg Art Museum, WV, Springfield Museum FA, DeCordova Museum, Fitchburg Art Museum with awards, 1979,80,81. Galleries include Chase Gallery, Boston, National Arts Club, Gallery East, and many other shows and awards. Extremely well known Boston artist. 32. James Hansen: (1925 - 1986):
In countless museums and noted collections in Provincetown and Boston, well listed. 33. Robert B. Rogers: Information previously listed. 34. 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. 35. John Clayton:
(b.1961) Represented by William Scott Gallery, also in New Hope, PA. Student: Art Students League under Dinnerstein and MB McKenzie, also NA of Design, NY (scholarship winner twice), Cape Cod School of Art; PAAM Emerging Artist Show, 1988. Countless collections. 36. Conny Hatch: (b.1952)
Represented by The Quilted Fish, Provincetown and Teichman Gallery, Orleans. Countless shows, PAAM Juried shows. 37. Anonymous:
Information on this artist. 38. Blanche Lazzell: (1878 - 1956)
Studied under Gliezes in Paris. 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.
This "studio was torn down in 2001." 39. Mary Spencer Nay: (1913 - 1993)
Well collected artist/teacher of Massachusetts and Louisville, studied at Art Student League, came to Provincetown (1950) to study with Boris Margo, had recent exhibition at PAAM (1995-96). Many museums, collections, well listed in Who's Who, Askart, Davenport's. 40. Constance Black:
(b.1929)
Represented by Teichman Gallery,
Brewster and Studio at 6 Priscilla Alden. Student of Henry Hensche and Jim
Forsberg. Pen and Brush Award, solo show in NYC. Countless collections here and abroad.
Serves on Art Commission, Provincetown, member PAAM. 41. Gail Fields: (b.1940)
Represented by the Fields Gallery, extremely collectible artist of Connecticut, New York and
Provincetown. 42. Maud Ainslie: (1870-1960)
Studied with AW Dow and William Zorach. Member of Louisville AA and PAAM. Exhibited at PAAM 1917, Louisville AC, 1943, 1954 and AR Hite Institute (solo show-1951). Better known for her wood block prints. Very well listed in Who's Who, Askart.com and Davenport's. 43. Julius Katzieff: (1892- ?)
Studied at BMFA and PAFA. Exhibited at PAFA, 1921. Addresses were Boston MA and Rockport MA. Also in local collections in Provincetown. Well listed artist. 44. Mary Sloane: (b.1912)
Studied at Wells College, 1931 and
Columbia Univ. with George Picken. Member: Artists Equity Assn, NAWA, Cape
Cod AA and PAAM and Springfield Art League. Exhibited: Minot State
Teachers College, New Mexico Highlands Univ., Unitarian Soc., Int. Group, R.
Gibson Art Found. Awards include: NAWA, 1957, Silvermine Guild Art, 1957,
Springfield Art League, 1959. Also Mass. State Art Chairman. Well
listed in Who's Who. 45. signed Stackton or Stockton:
The signature is somewhat illegible
but certain characteristics of this painting makes me attribute this to the
Hawthorne School. Also, the location of this painting is unsure but it
possibly could be a Provincetown street scene or a Cape Scene. Slight
restoration needed. 46. Elisabeth Pearl: (b.1945) Represented by the Al Davis Gallery, Wellfleet, PAAM Member's Juried, curator of dog show at PAAM for 2003, articles on her include Cape Cod Magazine, countless collections here and abroad, including the Provincetown Town Art Collection.
Also in 2003 Provincetown Pocketbook. 47. Grace Aznive:
Only information on this artist is that she is a New Bedford Artist.
Great painting. I wish I knew more. 48. Frank Carson: (1881-1968)
Studied at Mass Normal A. School, Fenway Art School and ASL under Boothbay. Member Copley Society, Providence WCC, PAAM and Boston AC. Exhibits include: PAFA 1919-31,
Berkeley Mass Lg. FA, 1924 and Boston AC, 1924 (prize), Buffalo FA Academy, Newport AA, Detroit Inst., Gloucester,
Toledo Museum and Providence AG and others. Works in many museums and collections. Well listed in Who's Who,
AskArT and Davenport's. 50. 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 being one). 51. Anne Wells Cheney:
Daughter of the famed Manchester, CT. family that made silk textiles. A
portrait of her hangs at the Hartford Atheneum, painted by Edward Willard
Deming, NA. Not much else known about her, except to say this is a great
painting. 52. John W. Gregory: (1903 - 1992)
Provincetown's premier photographer. The Smithsonian considered him one of America's finest pictorial photographers. Studied at Art Student's League of New York and with distinguished artist John
Sloan. 53. 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. 54. Agnes Weinrich: FRONT
BACK (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. 55. Umberto Romano: (1905 -
1982) Very well known artist of New York and Provincetown, known for his genre, portraits, illustrations and murals. Studied at NAD, Tiffany Foundation, Am. Academy in Rome, exhibited at AIC, PAFA, WMAA, PAAM, Castle Hill, Corcoran Galleries. Countless awards (includes Carnegie Award,1954), solo shows, works at NMAA, WMAA, WMA, BMA, etc. Too much to list. Listed in Who's Who, AskArt, Davenport's. Extremely collectible. 56. WJ Croft: Information
unavailable on this artist. It is an early
painting of Provincetown and distinctly signed. Certain characteristics
make me believe he/she was a student of Hawthorne. The age of the canvas
makes me believe it was executed in the early 1900's. 57. 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. 58. John Dowd: (b.1960) Represented by the William Scott Gallery, Provincetown,
and the new William Scott Gallery in South Boston, 450 Huntington Avenue, Room
318. 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. 59. Charles Vermoskie: (1904-1991)
Studied with FM Lamb at Boston
School. Exhibits include: S. Indp. A, 1935, 1930, Salons of America,
1934. Works at Stoughton Pub. Lib., St. Peters Church, South Boston.
Listed in Who's Who, AskArt.com. 60. 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. 61. Peter Hunt/ Nancy Whorf: FRONT
BACK Information previously listed on
Peter Hunt. Nancy Whorf is represented by The Berta Walker Gallery and is one of
the most prestigious artist in Provincetown and a direct descendant of John
Whorf, NA. 62. Chuck Anzalone: Represented by Studio 34, Whaler's Wharf, prolific artist with countless shows, awards and in many
collections. 63. 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 Ars and Sciences, Macon GA, plus others. Extremely well listed, award winning artist. 64. Peter Kalill: (b.1973)
Solo and group shows in Florence, Italy, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, Providence and Cape Cod. Emerging artist to watch. 65. Margaret Jordan
Patterson: (1867-1950) Studied under: AW Dow and CH Woodbury in Boston, 1890’s, with Ethel Mars in Paris (woodblock print making). Member of: AFA, Copley Society, 1900, Boston Guild of Artists, WCC, The Group (Boston), 1920’s and others. Exhibitions include: Boston AC, 1899, 1900-03, 1920, PAFA in 1902, AIC 1902-30 (15 Annuals), Copley Gallery, Boston, 1910, 1912 and 1914 (all solo), in Galleries in Paris, France, L. Katz Gallery, NYC, Pan-Pacific Expo, 1915 (honorable mention for woodcuts), Grace Horn Gallery, Brooklyn Museum (1933), WCC, NMAA 1983-84 (retrospective), and many others. Works at: BMFA, LOC, MMA, RISD, Victoria and Albert Museum, London and in Coll. Museum, Genoa, Italy. She regularly traveled to Artists Communities annually (Provincetown, Cape Cod, Ogunquit and others.) 66. Evangelo: (b.1961)
Was represented by the Dorian Studios. Newcomer to the Provincetown arts scene. Self taught artist. 67. Sabina Teichman: (1905 - 1983 )
Studied at Columbia Univ. and
under Charles Martin and Arthur Young. Member of Audubon Artists and
PAAM. Exhibited at: Argent Gallery, NYC, 1947 (first solo show), Saltpeter
Gallery, NYC, 1949, 52, and 54 (all solo shows), Shore Studios, Boston, 1955 and
the ACA Gallery, NYC, 1957. Also at WMAA, Art USA,1958 and PAAM.
Many shows include awards and prizes. Works at: WMAA, Butler Inst.,
Smithsonian, Fogg Mus. of Art., SFMA and Harvard Univ. Well listed. 68. Frank Milby: Represented by the Kiley Court Gallery, extremely collectible artist of Provincetown and extremely well listed. Long term member of Beachcomber's. 69. Chet Jones: (b.1957)
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.
Extremely well collected artist with many shows. 70. 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. 71. Makoto Hara: (20th century)
Studied at ASL and exhibited at
S. Indp. A, 1924 and 26, Salons of America, 1930. Listed in Who' Who. 72. 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. 73. Michael Moss: (b.1951) Represented by Impulse Gallery, Provincetown, also in Marin-Price Gallery, Washington DC and galleries in Newport, RI.
Also has a show at the Red Inn Restaurant (15 Commercial Street). Was best in show at Cape Cod Artists show,
2002. 74. Terry Catalano: (b.1961):
Was represented by the Renaissance III Gallery.
Studied under Paul Bowen 2001, Martin Mulgar,2002, FAWC. Work also shown at The Somerset Guest House. PAAM Member's Juried, 2000. Auctioneer of Outer Cape Art Auctions.
Listed on AskArt.com. 75. Ross E. Moffett: (1888 - 1971)
Sea, landscapes, extremely sought after artist, numerous paintings hang in Provincetown Town Hall, taught at Cape Cod School of Art, well listed and accomplished, member of National Academy, also had works on Coca Cola Posters, 1930's. Book written about him ("Life and Time of the American Painter, Ross E. Moffett, by Josephine Couch del Deo). 76. Dorothy Lake Gregory:
Information previously listed. 77. Morgan Dennis: Information
previously listed. 78. Laura Anderson: Information previously listed. 79. Judith Shahn: (20th century)
Listed in Who's Who in American Art. Exhibitions include PAFA, 1962, PAAM and is a very well known local supporter of the Arts with FAWC and PAAM. Very collectible. 80. Henry Hensche: (1901 -
1992) Studied with Charles Hawthorne at Cape Cod School of Art, also at AIC, NAD, ASL, Beaux Arts. 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. He took over the Cape Cod School of Art on Hawthorne's passing and taught from 1928-91. Extremely well listed artist. 81. Libby Trynz: (1904-2000)
Painted in Provincetown for over 55 years, studied for many years at PAAM. Mentor is Remo Farruggio, recent PAAM auction yielded a new record price. Limited pieces in estate, so rare opportunity to buy now. 82. John Hare: Information previously listed. 83. PAAM Chapbook:
This book was made as a fund raiser for
PAAM in 1935 and the driving force behind the book was Blanche Lazzell.
She picked Provincetown Printmakers that were making waves in the wood block
printing world. Originally selling for .50 each, the PAAM auction in Sept,
2002, it reached a high of 1300.00 84. Illegible:
Information unavailable on this artist. I wish I could decipher the
signature as this is a great early plein aire painting of early Provincetown,
even with a cow on in the road. It is signed on verso "Atwood Avenue,
Provincetown". 85. Harvey Dodd: Represented by the Harvey Dodd Gallery. Painting in Provincetown since 1960's. Studied at Pratt Institute, painting and architecture, also ASL, SFAI, Boston Museum School. Has had several one man shows. Countless collections here and abroad and very collectible. 86. Peter Hunt: Information previously listed. 87. 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. 88. Rick Fleury: (b.1960)
Represented by the Beachfront Realty
Gallery. He has exhibited at the Julie Heller Gallery, Charles Baltivik
Gallery and the New England Watercolor Society (prize). Studied under
Gregory Gillespie. Shows include Florida, Boston and Chicago.
Extremely collectible artist of Provincetown. 89. Albert Edel: Information previously listed. 90. 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. 91. John W. Gregory:
Information previously listed. 92. Carl Lefton: Represented by Studio 34, 3rd Floor Whaler's Wharf. In many collections here and Florida. 93. 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. 94. Nick Thorkelson: (b.1944)
Studied at Univ. of Wisconsin, Art, and also at PAAM. Studied under Abbi Marchesani, Robert Grillo. Fellowship from Somerville Art's Council. Also well known as a cartoonist, works have appeared in Boston Globe, Somerville Journal, MIT, Greenpeace and World Peace Organization. 95. John Dowd: Information previously listed. 96. John Hill Millspaugh: (late 19th century).
Worked
heavily in NYC, 1883-84. Exhibited at NAD, 1883, Boston AC, 1884. Known
for his etchings, landscapes and marine paintings. Listed in Who's Who. 97. 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. 98. Robert Parker: (b.1950)
Represented by the Ellen Elizabeth Gallery, Harwich Port, also owner/curator of The Backside Gallery, Harwich Port. Studied at New England School of Art, Montseratt School of Visual Arts. Muralist and abstract wood sculptures are his specialty. 20 year artist. 99. Dorothy Lake Gregory:
Information previously listed. 100. Helen Sawyer: (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 an others. Very well listed and collected artist. 101. Charles Fields: (b.1952)
Represented by the Fields Gallery,
extremely prominent photographer of New York and Provincetown. 102. Odin K. Smith: (b.1965)
Represented by the 1840 Gallery,
Chatham. Studied under Ben Young. Exhibits include Cahoon Museum,
Leo Diehl Exhibition. Member of Guild of Harwich Artists, Pastel Painters
Society of CC and CCAA. Granddaughter of famed Provincetown artist,
Charles Kaeselau. 103. 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. 104. Gemma: FRONT BACK
Only information I have is that the artist is a Rockport Artist.
Unframed, double sided painting. 105. Ella F. Jackson: (1894- )
Studied at CUA School, Columbia Univ.
and with Hans Hofmann. Member: PAAM, Brooklyn Soc. A., CCAA.
Exhibits include: BM, 1946-47, 1949, ADA Traveling Exh., 1947, NAWA, Wichita AA,
1953, Phila Pr., Brooklyn Soc. A. 1945-50 (prize), 1951, 1954, 1955-56, Bodley
Gallery, 1957 (solo). Listed in Who' Who. 106. Ruth Baderian: (b.1927)
Studied at ASL, scholar. Also with
Jean Liberte, Harry Sternberg and Barbara Vasilieff. Member of Am. Artists Prof.
League, Hudson VAlley AA, Wolfe Art Culb, NY Nat. Art League. Exhibits
include: Am. Art. League, NY, 1966-72 (prizes 70-71), Hudons Valley AA, 1966-72,
Am. WCS, 1970-72, Knickerbocker Artists, NY, 1971-72. Works at: Sen. John
D. Caemmerer Coll., Long Island Lighting Company. Well listed in Who's
Who, AskArt.com. 107. Anonymous:
Probably Boston School. 108. Charles Vermoskie:
Information previously listed. 109. Lester Gillette:(1855- )
Studied under Chase, Williams, Jacobs and
Carlson at AIC. Member of Gloucester SA, North Shore AA. Known for
his marine and coastal landscapes. Listed in Who's Who, AskArt.com. 110. Coulton Waugh: Information previously listed. 111. Gabriel: Information previously listed. 112. Henry Hensche: Information previously listed. 113. Lyette Beaulac: (b.1949)
Studied under Elke Scholz, watercolorist, and at PIAI under Vicky Tomayko. 114. Joyce Johnson: Information previously listed. 115. Brenda Silva: (b.1953)
Represented by Studio S, 3rd Fl. Whaler’s Wharf:
Self taught artist painting all her life. Countless shows include PAAM Member's Juried, many collections. 116. Sol Wilson: Information previously listed. 117. Domenic di Stefano AWS:
Although I could find nothing on this artist in Who's Who or other
information services, Domenic was an elected member of the American Watercolor
Society which exhibited at the National Academy of Design in New York.
Also a Nantucket painter. 118. Chet Jones: Information previously listed. 119. Robert Weinstein:
Represented by Jan Collins Selman Fine Arts Gallery, Falmouth, also The Geary Gallery, Darien, CT. studied at MoMA. Many solo and juried shows. Emerging artist to watch. 120. Charles S. Dorion:
Information unavailable on this artist. Great early 20th century painting in
a very ornate antique gold gild frame. Probably early 20th century painting. 121. Derek Bolduc: Emerging artist to watch, mostly self-taught but did
study at Castle Hill, as he quotes "I have to paint everyday!" 122. Joanna Murphy: Was
at Wolfarth Gallery, many shows and collections in Provincetown and New York. Definite artist to watch. 123. Ken Richards: (b.1952)
Represented by the Richards
Gallery, New Bedford. Many shows an exhibitions in the New Bedford
area. First showing in Provincetown. Artist to watch. 124. Lawrence Kupferman:
(1909-1982) Studied at BMFA, 1929-31, Mass Col. Arts, 1935. Member of ANA,
SAE, Phila., WC. Exhibitions include: SAE, 1937, 39 (prize), 40-41, 43,
44, WMAA, 28-63, PAFA, 38, 40-45, 47, 52. AIC, 1938, SKMA, 38-39, 41-44,
46, WFNY, 39, CI, 41, MoMA, 43, Brooklyn Mus., 43,45, Boris Mirski Gallery,
Boston, 44-46, and countless other places. Works at: MoMA, WMAA, MMA, BMFA,
Mills Co., LOC, Ca, IBM Coll., BMA, SFMA, FMA, Harvard, WMA, Boston Pub. Lib,
AGAA, Wadsworth At, SS Constitution, SS Independence and others. Extremely
well listed. 125. Timmy Paquette: (b.1969)
Was represented at Renaissance III Gallery (Jack's Gallery, Provincetown). Studied at Univ. of Hartford Art School. Well known local artist. 126. Willie Barracchi: (b.1969)
Studied at MFA, Boston under Susan Belton. Exhibitions include: Broward
Art Guild, Fl, 1997, FAWC, 1999, PAAM 1999-2000 (several collaborative shows,
PASG Annual Auction, HOW Auction, FAWC Auction, Gifford House Inn (Erotica Art
Show, Mates Weekend), 11 Carver Street Restaurant (solo), West End Salon (curated
by Tristan Gallery) and 2001 Falls Arts Festival. Also had Open Studio
Show "Monoprints by Willie" 2002. 127. William H. Bicknell:
Information previously listed. 128. Anonymous: Information unavailable on this artist. 129. Kathleen Dunn: Up cape artist with many shows and in many private collections, popular in these
auctions. 130. Agnes Weinrich:
Information previously listed. 131. Warren Sawyer: (1904 - 1977)
Known for his landscapes. Listed in Who's Who and AskArt. Very well known early Provincetown and Truro artist. 132. Dorothy Lake Gregory:
Information previously listed. 133. 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. 134. H. Schapira:
Information unavailable on this artist. 135. Lisa Jacobson: (b.1960)
Studied at Parson's School of Design (BA & MA), Artist in Residence, NYC, shows at Columbia, Lincoln Center, PAAM and Parson's. Also many publications. 136. ASA Cheffetz:
(1896-1985) Studied at BMFA, NAd with Philip Hale, Ivan Olinsky and William
Auerbach-Levy. Member, NA, WCC, Audubon Artists, Nat. Com of Engraving,
and others. Exhibited at Royal Academy, London, 1929, Victoria &
Albert Mus., London, PAFA, 1928-45 (gold, 1928, prizes, 1939-40), AFA, 1929-31,
AIC, 1929,30 (prize), 1932 (prize), 1934, 36, 37 and 39. Cleveland, Phil. Pr. Cl,
1931-32, 34 (prize), Los. An. Mus., 32-34 (prize), WFNY, BM, Princeton Unv., MMA,
AIGA, CA, LOC, also in Poland, Denmark and Sweden. Works at LOC, CMA,
PAFA, BMA, NYPL, MMA, AIC, CI, LACMA, NMAA, BMFA and countless other museums and
collections. Known for his engravings, block printing, etchings and
illustrations. Extremely well listed in Who' Who. 137. Linda Singer: (b.1945)
Represented by the Tom Johnson Gallery, first floor, Whaler's Wharf, 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. 138. Raynor Ahmuty: (b.1922)
Studied at RI School of Design under Price Dodge, teacher also. Exhibited at Providence Art Club 90's, was also President and life member. Member of PAAM, countless collections. 139. 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. 140. Illegible:
Wish I could read the signature as this is a great portrait with Cape Cod
School traits. 141. John W. Gregory: Information previously listed. 142. 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. 143. John Hare: Information previously listed. 144. K. Manseau:
Information unavailable on this artist. Great painting though and
thought to have been painted in Truro, Ma. 145. Agnes Weinrich:
Information previously listed. 146. 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. 147. Jennifer Ditacchio: Very well known New York artist that
lived, showed at painted in Provincetown for many years. Countless shows,
awards. 148. Saul Yalkert: Early Provincetown artist and wood block printmaker. 149. Judith Langland:
Information is unavailable for this
artist. Probably studied here in the 1990's. 150. Charles Duffy: Well
known Cape Cod artist. 151. Tracy Tarvers:
(b.1962) Has had 2 exhibitions at Truro Library (2001) and Truro COA.
Well known local emerging artist. First
time in exhibition with Outer Cape Art Auctions. 152. William H.
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, UMass and many others. Was a prolific writer as well. Extremely collectible and prices only going up. 153. Paul Matragna: (20th Century)
Baltimore Maryland artist.
Exhibited at PAFA in 1927. Although this artist is listed in Who' Who,
there is not much about him which is a shame as this is a really spectacular
painting. 154. 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 Galleryt, 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) Museusm and Newark, MA and Norfolk Museum. Well listed and collected. 155. Larry Mahan:
(b.1949) Studied at Eastern Univ. with Eric Conrad and Anthony Dean. Show at
New Haven (Yale), 2002. First time in these auctions. 156. Morgan Dennis: Information previously listed. 157. Stanley Waitkus:
Information previously listed. 158. 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. 159. AE Hirsch, attributed to:
Great painting with a sketch on the back. Little found on this artist. 160. Philip Cruteau:
Boston artist known for his furniture painting. Has shown in
Provincetown (Renaissance III Gallery). 161. Lillian B. Holmes: Bourne
artist, other than that little information found on this artist. 162. Anonymous: 163. Shelby Shackelford: (1899-1987)
Studied Maryland Inst. Ross Moffett and in Paris with Marguerite & William Zorach. Member of PAAM, Baltimore AG, Artists Union, Am. Artists Congress, NYSWA. Exhibits include: NYC, 1936, BMA, 1944-46, 59 (first prize for painting), Notre Dame Coll. WMAA, and more. Works at: BMA, NYPL, Morgan State Col., and more. Very well listed artist. 164. Barbara Stoughton: (20th Century)
Local Provincetown woodblock printmaker. Member of PAAM, studied under Kathi Smith. 165. David Wheeler: Well represented artist that was a fellow of the FAWC in the 1980's. Has countless collections and listings accredited to him. Also many publications of his works. 166. David North:
New York painter that visited Provincetown and painted here. 167. Kevin Driskell: Very well known artist of Provincetown with a tremendous following. The Schoolhouse has a room named after him. 168. Samuel Barber:
(b.1943) Extremely collectible artist of Hyannis Port.
Painted portraits in Provincetown for over 40 years before moving to the
"big time" (paintings sell for up to 50,000 in gallery). Also
has very prominent painting at Cape Cod Hospital Entrance. Countless
collections, shows, awards. 169. Henry Lorenzten:
Information unavailable on this artist. Suffice it to say he was/is an
Indian painter. 170. Marion Morris: Artist
from Truro, other than that, no information available on this artist, except to
say a great still life. 171. Ernie Amaral: Information previously listed. 172. Davio: Local artist of distinction. In many collections here. 173. Richard Smith: Studied
in Provincetown in the 1980's. More information is not available on this
artist. 174. Charles Kaeselau:
Information previously listed. 175. Rich McKown:
Represented by Schoolhouse Gallery. Early works of his. Many shows and in many collections. 176. Judith Shahn:
Information previously listed. 177. Arthur Cohen: (b.1928)
Represented by the East End 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. 178. Denise Minter:
Was a fellow of FAWC in 1985. Chief Animator of "It's A Bug's
Life". 179. Oliver Chaffee: (1881-1944)
Studied at ASL with William Chase and Henri, also at NY Sch. of Art with Hawthorne, Miller and also at Detroit Acad. and in Paris. Exhibited at: Detroit AI 1908, PAFA, 1912, Armory Show, NYC 1913, Salon d'Automne, Paris, 1913, AIC, 1919, 28,32 and 42. Also at PAAM. 180. Harvey Dodd: Information previously listed. 181. signed M.: 182. Anthony Higgins:
Information unavailable on this artist. 183. Tina Dickey: She was represented by the famed Ellen Harris Gallery, Provincetown.
Lived and worked in Provincetown for many years and is known for her wood block
prints. 184. Ghee
Livingstone-Patrick: Provincetown artist, known for her wood block
prints of which this is a great one. 185. Ralph Cahoon:
(1910-1982) Studied at the School of Practical Art, Boston. Works at
the Heritage Plantation, Sandwich. Extremely collected folk art painter of
Chatham. 186. Serge Chermayeff: 1
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(1900- ) Exhibited at the AIC, 1947-51, also WMAA, 1951. Mentioned in Peter Manso's book about the art history of Provincetown, claim to fame as major international architect and Director of Institute of Design in Chicago (1946 - 1951). Very few of his artistic endeavors ever come to market so a rare opportunity to get an extremely prominent artist. Listed
in Who's Who in American Art. 187. ER Euler: (1896-?)
Studied: Corcoran School, also NAD, and with Charles Hawthorne in Provincetown, 1919. Member of PAAM (president, 1954-56). Also Beachcombers, Washington AC, Wash. Landscape Club and Woodstock AA and Provincetown Painters. Exhibits include: NAD, NGA, PMG, PAAM, Univ. Illinois, Univ. Nebraska, Boise Gallery of Art, Papermill Playhouse, Corcoran Gallery 1935, 37 and 39. Very well listed artist. 188. Hugo Pocaro: (b.1965)
Represented by the Globe, Gulfport, FL and St. Petersburg Art Center. Also member of PAAM and in juried shows. In many collections locally. 189. Libby Trynz:
Information previously listed. 190. Maurine Dowell:
Information unavailable on this artist. 191. Ada Gilmore: (1882 - 1955) Studied at Belfast School of Art, under Robert Henri in NYC, AIC and Paris with Ethel Mars. Also at ASL. Member of Provincetown Printers. Exhibits include: AIC, PAAM, Pan-Pacific
Expo, SF. 1915, Berlin Photographic Co, NYC 1916, S. Indo. A. 1917 and 20, Boston AC 1920. Works in countless collections and museums, well listed. 192. signed Young:
Information unavailable on this artist. 193. James Sanford Hulme:
(b.1919) Studied at AIC. Member of Brooklyn SA, FA Gld. An.,
Hudson Valley AA, Chappaqua A and Cr. Guild. Exhibited at: AIC, 1937,
1940. Works at: Grange C., Bangall, NY., Wesleyan Col., Macon Ga. Also in
Germany. Painter, Illustrator (Robber's Roost by Zane Grey, 1933).
Listed in Who's Who. 194. Illegible: 195. 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. First time in these auctions. 196. Malcolm H. Preston:
(b.1919) Lives in Truro. Studied at Univ. of Wis. (BA), Columbia Univ.
(MA and PHD). Exhibited at: Wis. Salon, PAFA, Audubon Artists, Art USA,
PAAM, Awards include: Joe and Emily Lowe Found. Ford Found. Grant,
1956-57, Shell Oil grant, 1964. Works at: Hofstra Univ., Dayton Art Inst.,
Portland Museum. Art Critic for Boston Herald Traveler, 1970-, art critic,
Newsday, 1968-, Director, Institute of Arts, Hofstra Univ. 1960-64. Well
listed in Who's Who. 197. John G. Aldrich:
(20th Century) Providence artist. Member of Providence AA.
Exhibited at Salons of American. Listed in Who's Who. 198. J. Giancio: Information
unavailable on this artist. 199. Brian Pace: Studied
and showed in Provincetown at the Renaissance III Gallery in the early 1990's. 200. Peter Hunt: Information previously listed. |
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