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July 17, 2004 Auction Results below. Sold prices include a 14% Buyer's Premium. Any lots that were passed or unsold or pulled are still available. Feel free to contact us directly at 508.487.7281 or email at ptownauction@aol.com for additional information on those particular lots. 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. The first 20 lots of this auction was a "Wet Art Auction" by contemporary artists that have participated in these auctions or are local artists. The theme was "A Summer Day in Provincetown". Participating artists received 100% of the selling price of their "wet art". It was a great success except that we realized that even though we do not know the lot order of the "Wet Art" until a few hours before the auction, we will next time, photograph and record the selling prices. If you are an artist and wish to participate in the next "Wet Art Action" (October 10, 2004), please contact us to reserve a space as openings are limited to the first 20 artists that respond. Lot List Results for July 17, 2004 Auction 1 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. 1.2 Peter Watts: (born 1934) Represented by the Berta Walker Gallery,
Provincetown. Previously at Rice Polak Gallery. Artists on board of Castle
Hill Center for the Arts, Truro. Works in PAAM permanent collection.
Book available on Peter Watts: Works from 1968-88 (PAAM gift shop). 1.3 Signed Otto H (Bacher?): *Probably Otto Henry Bacher
(1856-1909). Studied at: Royal Acad., Munich (late 1870's), Academie
Julian, Paris with Boulanger and Lefebvre, Carolus-Duran also in Paris, Frank
Duveneck in Florence (etching) and with Whistler in Venice (etching).
Member of: ANA, SAA, SI, Soc. Painter-Etchers, London (fellow). Exhibits
include: NAD, 1880-93, Soc. Painters-Etchers, 1881, BMFA, 1881, Boston AC,
1884,88, Paris Salon, 1886, PAFA, Pan-Am. Expo, LA Purchase Expo, Parrish
AM. Works at: BMFA, NYPL. Considered one of the "Duveneck
Boys". Traveled to Venice with James Abbott McNeil Whistler with his own
printing press. Listed in Who was Who. 1.5 Chuck Anzalone: (born 1951) Represented
by Thanassi Gallery in Provincetown. Studied at Art Institute, Boston,
1972 (graduate), Mass. College of
Art and Cape Cod School of Art with Griffel. Shows and exhibitions include; Alumni Show,
AIB, 92,Jacob Fanning Gallery, Wellfleet, 1993-95, Charles Baltivik
Gallery, Provincetown, 1996-2001, The Art House, Brewster, 2002, Studio
34, Provincetown, 2002. Several juried shows at PAAM. Well collected
artist. 2 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. Artists 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. 3 Cecil Mayo: Son of Ethel Baker Mayo and part of the Mayo/Baker family with strong roots to
Provincetown (Baker Street, etc.). 3A Joseph Biel: (1891-1943)
Studied: Russian Academy, ASL, Workman/s College, Melbourne. Member
of ASL, Artists Union, Am. Artists Congress, Whitney Studio Club, Artists
League Am., John Reed Club, Nat. Serigraphic Soc., Brooklyn Soc. Artists,
League Present Day Artists. Exhibited: Brooklyn Mus., 1932 (solo),
ACA Gal, 1934 (solo), 36 (solo), 39 (solo), WFNY, 1939, Salons of America,
S. Indp. A., WMAA, 1928-34, "NYC WPA Art" at Parson's School of
Design, 1977. Works at: Mus. Western Art, Moscow, Biro-Bidjan Mus.,
Russia, Newark Valley Central School, NJ, Brooklyn school, Slater Mem.
Mus., Norwich, Ct., and PAAM among others. WPA Master Artist for one
year. Well listed. Also husband of Lena Gurr. 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 Agnes Weinrich: (1873
- 1946) Studied at AIC, ASL with Albert Gleizes, Paris and in
Berlin, Rome and Florence. In Provincetown, she studied under Charles Hawthorne
and Blanche Lazzell. Member of NY Soc. Women Artists (organizer,
director), New England Soc. Cont. Art., Provincetown AA. Exhibited at
Brown-Robinson Gallery, NYC, Phila. Acad., Boston MFA, PMG, Boston AC, Harley
Perkins Gal., Boston, Provincetown AA, Soc. Indep. Artists, Salons of Am. AIC,
PAFA, Corcoran Gallery. Works at PAAM, PMG and others. Known for her
abstracts, etchings, and block prints. Well listed and collected. 5A John Ward: (Possibly John Ward Dunsmore,
1856-1945) 6 Sara Lois Wood: Listed early
Provincetown artists known for her harbor scenes. Label on verso is from
her gallery in Provincetown. Listed in Davenport's and the Artists Blue
Book. 7 William von der Heydt: (b.1942)
Represented by Marston Gallery, Marston Mills, Art House, Brewster and
Bill Rowe Gallery, Nantucket. Studied at ASL and under Hensche at
Cape Cod School of Art. Countless shows and awards to his credit. 8 Signed Jamison: 8A Robert Beauchamp: (1923
- 1995) Studied at Colorado Springs FA Center, Cranbrook Acad. A., Bloomfield
Hills (BFA) and with Hans Hofmann. Exhibits
include: Carnegie Inst., AIC, Corcoran Gallery, 1963,67, WMAA 1963-69.
Awards include Fulbright Award, Gutman Fund Grant.
Works at MoMA, WMAA, Larry Aldrich Museum and the old Chrysler Museum in Provincetown. Was a
very active Provincetown painter. Well
listed. 9 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. 10 Ruth Resnik: Painted with Mayo's
(Cecil, Ethel) in Provincetown but other than that knowledge being offered by
the consignor, nothing else, after diligently searching all avenues of
information yielded additional information on this artist. Great painting
though. 10A Bonnie Whittingham: (early
20th century, died 2000) Studied at PAFA, Barnes Foundation.
Exhibited: Art Alliance, PA, PAFA (3 prizes), Shore Galleries, Boston and
Provincetown. Many private and public collections, listed in Who's
Who, AskArt, Davenport's. 11 Brenda Silva: (b.1953)
Represented by Studio S, 3rd floor, Whaler's Wharf and also Whaler's Wharf Artisans Cooperative, Whaler's Wharf and also has works
on display at Seaman's Bank, Shankpainter location and at K.C.'s Animal
Resort on Shankpainter Rd, Provincetown. Available for pet portraits. Countless shows include PAAM Member's
Juried, many collections here and abroad. 11A 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. 12 Betty Bodian: (b.1928)
Represented by the Thanassis Gallery, Provincetown. Long time Provincetown artists, original Provincetown Group, countless
shows in New York, life long artist. 13 Karl Knaths, NA.: (1891
- 1971) Known as one of the Big Ten artists, early abstract, many museums
and collections, awards, shows, listed in Who's Who, Davenport's, etc:
Studied at AIC. Member: NA (1971), NIAL. Exhibited at: Salons
of America, Corcoran Gallery, Carnegie Institute, WMAA, PAFA, MMA, AIC,
NAD. Works at: Gallery of Living Arts, NY, NYU, MMA, MoMA, AIC,
Detroit Institute, PAFA, CAM, SFMA, WMAA, PMA, PMG, LACMA, Wadsworth,
Syracuse Univ Mus. of FA, NAD (Altman Prizes, 63, 65) Countless
prizes and awards at above mentioned plus too many to list. New
world record set by Outer Cape Auctions July 19th, '03 Auction
for an oil on canvas, $ 25,760.00. 13A signed E. Oliver: Edith Walker Oliver
(1889-1979) Spent time in
Provincetown circa 1940's or 50's and made some lovely prints which she often
hand-colored, quite extensively. Known for her historic house etchings
also. Very involved in the St. Petersburg, Florida art scene. 14 Erna Partoll: (b.1932)
Represented by the Berta Walker Gallery (since 1996). Studied in college
in Switzerland and also in London, Paris, Montreal and Toronto. Came to US
in 1960 (NY) attending ASL (Theodoros Stamos, Will Barnet and Howard Trafton).
Also at New School of Social Research. Year-round Provincetown painter
since 1970. Received a fellowship with Paul Resika (FAWC, 1995).
Exhibits include: East End Gallery (1978), PAAM (1971 on), Outermost Gallery
(1982, retrospective), Gallery 331 and founder of Visual Artists
Cooperative. Director of PAAM archival project "Artist's Master
Notebook". 14A 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. 15 Frank Milby: Represented
by the Kiley Court Gallery, extremely collectible artist of Provincetown
and extremely well listed. Long term member of Beachcomber's.
He came to Provincetown to paint and has made his living on it ever since.
Extremely talented palette and brush, his landscape and still-lifes are truly
spectacular. The Welcome to Provincetown sign on Route 6 at the entrance
to Provincetown has been kept alive by the hand of Frank Milby. 15A Lucy L'Engle: (1889
- 1978) Studied at ASL and Paris, Fr (with Blanche Lazzell under Albert
Gleizes). Member of: NY Soc. Women Artists, Provincetown AA and St. Augustine
AC.. Exhibits include: Salons of America, PAFA Ann. (1934), NY Soc. Women
Artists, PAAM, St. Augustine AC, Palm Beach, Fl., Wellons Gal., 1951, Bodley
Gallery, NY, Wellfleet and in Provincetown. Works in Provincetown Town
Collection, PAAM permanent collection and many others. Well listed and
collected. 16 Timothy Kroe: Painter on 2 coast
(Palm Springs and Cape Cod). Works have been exhibited in various
collections and group shows in Palm Springs. 17 Robert T. Sweeney: Represented by the
Kendall Art Gallery, Wellfleet. Professor at William R. Mead, Fine
Arts. Studies include BFA, 1970, MFA, 1972, Boston University, A.M. (hon.
1986), Amherst College 18 Signed F. M.: 18A Martin Barooshian: (born 1929) Represented
by the Julie Heller Gallery in Provincetown. Studied at: BMFA Sch., full
scholarship, graduated with high honors. Also with Albert H. Whitlin in
Europe. At Tufts Univ., BSEduc., Boston Univ. (art hist.), with Gaston
Dorfinant & SW Hayter in Paris, France. Member: Boston Printmakers,
Soc. Am. Graphic Artists. Exhibited at: Young American Printmakers MoMA
Traveling Show (1953-55), Soc. Am. Graphic Art Exhib., Montreal Mus. Fine Art,
South Bend Art Exhib., Honolulu Acad. Art, Dorsky Gallery, NYC. Works at:
Montreal Mus. Art, MoMA, MMA, LOC and Lincoln Center Mus. Performing Arts to
name a few. Well listed artist. 19 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. 19A 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. 20 Pat Morse: Exhibits include The
17th National Exhibit Juried Entries Summer on the Sound Oak Harbor, Washington.
Diligent searching yielded nothing more on this artist. 20A Abraham Harriton: (1893-1986) Studied
at ASL, 1908-15 with Carlsen, Cox, DeForest, Brush and Mielatz. Member of
Am. Artists Congress, An. Am. Group, Artists League, Audubon Artists.
Exhibits include: PAFA, 1915-16, 1919, 1934-46, 1966. Corcoran Gallery,
1916, 1941, Salons of America, 1924, 1927, and 1930. NAD (prize), WFNY,
1939, 48 States Competition, 1939, WMAA, 1936-44, ACA Galleries, 1936-72
(solos). Also at MoMA, 1940, AIC, 1940, Carnegie Inst. 1941, 43, 45 &
46. Won Peabody Waite Award, 1968 and NYC WPA Art at Parson's School of
Design, 1977. Works at: WMAA, Oakland Art Gall., WPA mural in USPO,
Louisville and countless other institutions and private collections. Also
was made honorary Vice President of PAAM, 1956. Very well listed. 21 Libby Trynz: Information previously
listed (Lot #9). 22 Robert Motherwell: (1915-1991)
Studied at Calif. Sch. Of Fine Arts, Stanford Univ., Harvard Univ.,
Columbia Univ. and in Paris. Member
of Royal Soc. Arts, MMA (fellow in perpetuity).
Exhibits include: SFMA, 1940 and 46, Art of this Century (solo)
1944, Chicago AC, 1946 (solo), Chicago AC, Gal. Jeanne Bucher, Paris,
PAFA, 1946-47 and 51, 54-56, WMAA, 1945-73, AIC, 1947, Corcoran Gallery,
1947 and 53, MoMA, Kootz Gallery, NYC, MMA, Guggenheim, many winning
awards. Works at: MoMA, MMA,
WMAA, Norton Gallery, Palm Beach, FL, CMA, SFMA, BMA, Tate Gallery, London
and other worldwide locations. Extremely
prominent and very well listed artist. 24 Caleb Arnold Slade (CA): (1882
- 1961) Studied at: Brown Univ., ASL, FV Du Mond, Academie Julian,
Paris with JP Laurens, Schommer and Bachet (1907). Member of Phila. AC,
Paris AA, Allied Artists of London, Grand Rapids AC, Springfield AC, New Bedford
AA, Phila. Sketch Club. Exhibited at: Salon des Artistes, Paris, France,
1913, Grand Rapids, MI., Vose Galleries, Boston, Swain Free Sch. of Design, New
Bedford Art Club. Works at: Springfield AC., Phila. AC., Attleboro Public
Collections, Isabella Stewart Gardner Mus., Fitzgerald Galleries. Wanamaker and
Elkins Collection, PA. Was a Truro resident. Very well listed. 25 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. 25A Glenn Daidone: (b.1956) Represented by the
William Scott Gallery. Studied at the Pratt Institute and Cooper
Institute. Commercial photographer whose works have graced many
collections. Highlights include: 26 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. 27 Harold Hering: (1887-1949)
Known for his landscape-urban-coastal and still-lifes. Self-taught
artist. Showed at PAFA, Carnegie Institute, Corcoran Gallery, WMAA, AIC,
CMA, BM, WMA. Countless awards, well listed in Who' Who, AskArt,
Davenport's. 28 Wyland: Extremely
famous Artist with 81 monumental marine life paintings. Along with a
string of galleries, shirts, posters, and other paraphernalia. He
has bee called the "Michelangelo" of the Marine painting genre
and the United Nations proclaims Wyland the official Artist for the International
Year of the Ocean, 1998. 29 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. 30 Judith Langland: (1916-1997) Painted in Provincetown
in 60's and 70's. First female
recipient of MFA at UMass. Also
taught at UMass and lived in Northampton.
Husband started Masters Program in English. 30A 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. 31 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. 31A 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. 32 Francis H. McKay: (1880- )
New York artist. Exhibited at PAFA, 1928, WFNY, 1939. Not much else
on this artist. Auction high of 1,035.00 for 8 x 10 similar oil
(Eldred's, July, 2003). 32A 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. 33 John Hare: (1908
- 1978) Well known Provincetown and Gloucester artist, well listed, countless
collections, museums. 34 Signed Davis: Not sure which Davis
this is as there are and were quite a few talented and collected ones of
Provincetown. 35 Martha M. Dunigan: (1934-2002)
Represented by the Berta Walker Gallery, Provincetown. Born and
raised in Provincetown. Studied: Oberlin College (BA), Pratt Graphic
Center, NY, Atelier 17, Paris, FR., Penland School of Crafts, Univ. of
NC. Taught at: North Carolina School of the Arts, Truro Center for Arts, Penland School,
Arts and Crafts Assc., Winston-Salem. Grants and Awards include:
Teaching Excellence, NC, Artists of Year, 1994 Sawtooth Center Vis. Arts,
SECCA/RJR Southeastern Artists Fellowship, Emerging Artist Grant, 1988.
Mellon Grant NC Sch. Arts, 1984. Exhibitions include: PAAM and Berta
Walker Gallery, 2003 (both solo), Sawtooth Center, NC (2000),
Artspace, 99, Artworks Gallery, NC (98, solo), NC-Barbados Exchange, 96,
Milton Rhodes Gallery, 96, Meredith Coll., Tri-State Sculptures, 92,
Piedmont Craftsman Gal., Farnsworth Art Mus, Art on Paper, Univ. of NC,
PAAM and many others. Member of: Artworks Gallery, Five
Winston-Salem Printmakers, PAAM, Tri-State Sculptures, Piedmont
Craftsmen. Works at: Barclays, Graylyn CC., Mandala Center, NC,
Wachovia Bank, NC, Wake Forest Univ. and in many private
collections. 36 Gordon Hansen (attributed to): (1904
- 1972) Studied at Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 1925 - 32, newspaper artist
at Boston Art Club, 1931, Jordan Marsh's Sixth Annual Exhibitions, 1936,
Cape Museum of Fine Arts, 1989, staff illustrator Boston Herald Traveler,
1928 - 67, Covers of New Yorker and Cosmopolitan Magazine, 1950's, listed
in Who' Who in American Art. 36A. Tony Vevers: (born 1926)
Represented by the DNA Gallery, Provincetown. Studied at Yale Univ., (BA,
1950), Accad. Belle Arte, Florence, Italy, Hans Hofmann School, NYC
(1952-53). Exhibits include: Am. Acad. Arts & Letters, Yale Univ.,
PAFA, Evansville (IN) Mus. Show, New England Art (350th show), Babcock Gallery,
Long Point Gallery among many others. Works at Univ. Mass, Amherst, Purdue
Univ., Fairleigh Dickinson Univ., Hirshhorn Collection, Isaac Delgardo Mus. of
Art, Walter Chrysler Mus., and others. Many awards and very well
listed. Author of countless books on artists and a very knowledgeable
historian and teacher. 37 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. 38 Robert Franks: Represented by the Blue
Heron Gallery, Wellfleet. Extremely prominent pastel artist whose works,
highly coveted, span the Cape and way beyond. 39 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, U. Mass and many others. Was
a prolific writer as well. Extremely collectible and prices only
going up. 40 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. 40A 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. 41 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.) 42 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. 43 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. 44 Long Point Gallery: 45 Harold Haven Brown: Information
previously listed (Lot #25). 45A C. Barry Hills: Represented by the Sola
Gallery II, Brewster. Born in Needham, Ma. Studied at the Art Institute in
Boston under Phillip Hicken and Murray Wentworth. Also with Sam Feinstein
(student of Hofmann) and Lois Griffel. Exhibited in Europe, Caribbean and
the east coast in the US. C. Barry owns and operates with his wife, the
Sola Gallery II in Brewster. 46 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. Also studied 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. 47 signed E. Oliver (Edith Walker Oliver): Information
previously listed (Lot 13A). 47A Robert Beauchamp: Information previously listed (Lot #8A). 48 Ross E. Moffett: (1888
- 1971) Studied at: AIC, ASL, Charles Hawthorne in Provincetown.
Member of: ANA, NA, Mural Painters, Am. Soc. PS & G, Audubon Artists, Mass.
Arch. Soc., Soc. Am. Archaeology. Exhibits include: AIC (medals and
prizes), PAFA, Corcoran Gal., S. Indp. A., CI, NAD, Salons of America, San.
Fran. AA, Audubon Artists, Detroit Inst. Art, Albright Art Gal., WMA, Minn.
Inst. Art, WMA, VMFA, CAM, Dayton AI, Speed Me. Mus., Louisville, Ky., CMA,
Univ. Club Gal., WMAA. Works at: PAAM, PAFA, JB Speed Mem. Mus., CGA,
WMAA, Univ. Nebraska, Miami Univ., USPO, Eisenhower Mus., Albright Art Gal.,
White House, Somerville, Revere, Berta Walker Gallery, Provincetown,
Provincetown Town Collection and many others. Taught in Miami, Oxford. Well
listed. Book written about him ("Life and
Time of the American Painter, Ross E. Moffett, by Josephine Couch del
Deo). 48A Dorothy Lake Gregory: Information
previously listed (Lot #19A). 49 Arthur Cohen: Information previously
listed (Lot #40A). 50 Vivian De Pinna: (1883-1978) Studied
with Hans Hofmann. Works include the PAAM permanent collection. 50A Sheila Benzer: Represented by
the Lyman Eyer Gallery, Provincetown, Trees Place in Orleans and Jan Collins
Selman Gallery in Falmouth. Very
well known and collected artist, environmentalist.
Studied at CCSA. Countless
collections here and abroad. 52 Arthur Diehl: Information previously
listed (Lot #19). 52A Lillian Orlowsky: (born 1914)
Represented by the Cherry Stone Gallery in Wellfleet (Aug. 3-15, 2004,
"Dialogue with Hofmann: Paintings by Lillian Orlowsky, a solo show not to
miss!) and in Boston, Acme Fine Art Gallery. Studied with Hans
Hofmann at his Provincetown school and was considered his most important
student. She stayed in the Days Lumberyard (now Fine Arts
Work Center) until William Freed and her opened their own studio.. Other artists there at the time (1930-50's) were Bruce
McKain, George McNeil, Fritz Bultman, William Freed (her husband) and
others. First exhibit was at New York World's Fair in 1939. Her
works grace the permanent collections of MoMA, The Jerusalem Museum in
Israel, the Archives of the Smithsonian Institute in DC, Provincetown Art Assoc.
& Museum Cape Museum of Fine Art, Dennis, Ma. and countless others.
She has exhibited from Manhattan to Boston to Prague and Niemes, France. she
has played the role of teacher, curator, gallery director, artist and textile
designer. She was also a WPA Artist. Awarded
Cape Women Artist, 2002. Well listed artist. She still continues to paint. 53 Salvatore Fortunato Grasso: New
England artist that exhibited at NAD, NACP in NY, AAPL, Hudson Valley AA,
Salmagundi Club, Ellsworth Gallery, Rockport AA, New England Watercolor Society,
De Cordova Mus., Brockton Art Center and others. 54 Charlotte Blass: (b.1908)
Studied under Charles Hawthorne at ASL, also NAD. Exhibited: NAD,
PAFA, TMA, AWCS, PAAM, BM, Salons of America, AIC. Works at: BM,
West Point, Columbia Univ. Countless shows and awards, well listed
in Who's Who and AskArt and Davenport's. Known for her portraits,
still-life and landscapes. 55 Gerrit Hondius: Information previously
listed (Lot #26). 56 Signed Jordan: Probably a North Shore
artist. Unable to find additional information on this artist. 57 Henry Steig: (1906-1973) Born
in New York and came from a family of artist. His brother was cartoonist
William Steig. Studied at College of the City, NY and left to pursue his studies
in art at the National Academy of Design. Known primarily as a silversmith, made
puzzle-like, asymmetrical pieces, exulting in curves. Exhibits include: MoMA
(1946) and Walker Art Center. Works are highly sought out. Paintings
of his are in the permanent collection of the Provincetown Art Assoc. and
Museum. 58 Gordon Hope Grant: Information
previously listed (Lot #2). 58A Michael Mazur: (b.1935)
Represented by the Albert Merola Gallery. Studied at Amherst
College, BA, Yale Univ. Exhibits include MoMA 1970, BMFA, 1970, solo
show Finch Col Mus, NYC, 1971, Dintenfass Gal, NYC, 1970's, award NIAL
grant, 1964, Guggenheim Fellowship, 64-65. Works at MoMA, WMAA, AIC, LOC,
PMA. Very well listed artist. 59 Alice Hodges: (20th century, Boston, MA.)
Exhibited at PAFA in 1907. Works also in the Provincetown Art Association
and Museum permanent collection. Listed in Who was Who in American Art. 60 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. 60A Remo Farruggio: Information previously
listed (Lot #30A). 61 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. 62 Helen Alton Sawyer (Farnsworth): (1900-1999)
Studied at Masters Sch. Dobbs Ferry and NAD under Charles Hawthorne and
Johansen. Member ANA, 1937, PAAM, Yonkers AA, Hudson Valley AA, NAC,
Florida Artists Group (president 1935-55). Exhibits include: PAFA
1923-25 and 32-36, AIC, Carnegie National, MMA, Corcoran Gal, SF Worlds'
Fair, NYWF, AIC, Atlanta Museum. Many awards in above shows.
Works at: WMAA, PAFA, LOC, John Herron AI, Vanderpoel Coll., Atlanta Mus.,
First National Bank, NY and others. Very well listed and collected
artist. 62A Blanche Lazzell: (1878
- 1956) Studied at WV Univ. (degree: drawing, painting, art history), ASL
with William Merritt Chase, Acad. Moderne, Paris with Charles Guerin, David
Rosen, Leger, Lhote and Albert Gleizes. In Provincetown, she studied with
Homer Boss, Schumacher, Oliver Chaffee, Charles Hawthorne and later Hans
Hofmann. Member of: NY Soc. Women A., Wolfe AC, Am. Color Pt. Soc.,
Provincetown AA, NES Contemp. Art., NAWPS, Provincetown Printmakers, Societe
Anonyme. Exhibited at: S. Indp. A, Salons of America, NY Soc. of Women
Artists, Provincetown AA, WFNY, Am. NYWWA, Color Pr. Soc., San Fran. AA, Lib.
Cong., Phila Pr. Cl., Detroit Inst. Art, RISD, PMA, Pub. Lib, Charlestown, W. VA
Univ., Boston MFA and many others. Extremely well listed and practically
impossible to find works by her on the open market. 63 Elise Asher: (1914-2004) Wrote
poetry until 1947 when she started to paint illegible words onto canvas creating
a gestural pattern. Later she painted similar script onto transparent plexi-glass
panels, adding fantasy-like birds and other forms. Had a recent
retrospective at FAWC. Married to Poet Stanley Kunitz. Listed in Who
was Who in American Art. 64 Michael McGuire: (b.1953)
Represented by McGuire Studio & Gallery at 465 Commercial St.
Now at his gallery in New Bedford (109 Williams Street). Studied Sculpture
in College. Exhibits are many. Also shows at New Hope, Pennsylvania and Nantucket, very popular artist. 65 Samir Barber (Sami): (1943-) His
career as an artist started on the streets of Provincetown where he was a well
known portrait painter for over 40 years. He relocated to Hyannis Port and
opened his own gallery. His works have skyrocketed in price with
prestigious collectors of Hyannis Port, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket vying
for his plein aire works. Works among countless collections include PAAM
permanent collection, Provincetown Town collection, Cape Cod Hospital (Hyannis,
main entrance hallway) and many others. He spends part of every year
painting in Italy. 65A Olga Itasca Sears: (1909-1990)
Addresses include Framingham and Boston. Studied at New England
School of Design, with Margaret J. Patterson, Chas. H. Woodbury, the
Ogunquit School with George Demetrios, Gloucester. Member of
Rockport AA. Exhibits include: Gloucester Art Festival, 1953, Boston
Soc. Indep. Artists, 1954, Boston Art Festival, 1954, Portland Mus. Art,
1954, Boston WCS, 1958, Rockport AA frequently, Cambridge AA, 1962, BMFA,
1968, Butler IA, 1977. Known as a painter and teacher. Well
listed in Who's Who. 66 William H. Littlefield: Information
previously listed (Lot #39). 66A Attributed to 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. 67 Pat Gardner: 67A Victor Hugo: (1942-1993)
Studied at Art Students' League. Was Window Designer for Halston (also
Halston's life partner). Influenced and assisted Andy Warhol in his
"Piss Paintings" in the 70's. Immortalized in Warhol Black &
White photographs and was often seen at Studio 54 with his outrageous
performances. He did many erotic artworks as well as a series of
"Statue of Liberty", "Flowers" and "Fried
Eggs". Well documented in the "Andy Warhol Diaries",
published in 1989. 68 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. 68A Chuck Anzalone: Information
previously listed (Lot #1.5). 69 Charles Webster 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 Cod 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. 70 Ross E. Moffett: Information previously
listed (Lot #48). 71 Agnes Weinrich: Information
previously listed (Lot #5). 71A Frank Milby: Information previously
listed (Lot #15). 72 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.com and Davenport's. 73 Frederick Judd Waugh: (1861
- 1940) Studied with his father and also PAFA with Eakins, Academe
Julian with Bouguereau and Robert-Fleury (88-89). Member of Royal
Academy, ANA 1909, NA, 1911, SC, 1908, Lotos Club, NAC, CAFA, PAFA, Boston
AC, Wash. AC, North Shore AA, AFA. Exhibited at: PAFA 1881-97,
06-40, NAD, 1884, 86, 91,10, 29 and 1935, Royal Academy, 1899-1906,
Corcoran Ga., 1908-39, Buenos Aires Expo, 1910, Boston AC, AIC, CAFA,
Pan-Pacific Expo, S. Indp. A., Phila. AC, CI 34-38. Buck Hills AA (many of
above were award showings). Works at: MMA, AIC., TMA, NGA, Brooklyn
Inst. Mus., Montclair AM, PAFA, Butler AI, Bristol Academy, Walker Art
Gal., Durban Art Gal., Dallas AA, Austin AL, CAM, St. Louis, Currier Gal.,
Edwin A. Ulrich Mus. Known for his crashing surf on rocky shore
paintings. Countless books, extremely well listed. 74 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. 75 Philip Cecil Malicoat: (1908-1981)
Studied at John Herron Art Inst. 1928-29 and at Cape Sch. of Art with
Hawthorne, 1929-30, also with Hensche and Dickinson 1931-32. Member
of PAAM (trustee, 1966-69, HON. vice-pres. 1969-72), Beachcombers, 1931
(pres., 1942-43, 55-56) and Woodstock AA. Exhibited at: PAFA Ann,
1933, Corcoran Gall., 1935-39, NAD, 1936, 38-40,54, AIC, 1941, Phila. WCC,
1931, 35, Inst. Mod. Art, Boston, 1939, PAAM, 1931-72, Art USA NY, 1959,
Provincetown Group Gallery, 1970s, recent retrospective, 2002 at
PAAM. Also at CCAA and Falmouth Artists Guild (awards). Works
at Rochester Mus. Art, Chrysler Mus., PAAM, Hirshhorn Collection,
DC,. Known for his seascapes, he painted in watercolors and oils
until 1949 and then exclusively in oils from that point on in the
1950's. Very rare for his works to hit open market. Extremely
collectible. 76 Illegible (signed with initials G. T.): 77 Bruce McKain: Information previously
listed (Lot #60). 79 Henry Hensche: Information previously
listed (Lot #42). 80 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. 80A Blanche Lazzell: Information
previously listed (Lot #62A). 80B Federal Art Gallery, Boston: 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. Blanche Lazzell's
biographical information previously listed (Lot #62A). 81 John Hare: Information
previously listed (Lot #33). 81A Robert Beauchamp: Information
previously listed (Lot #8A). 82 Dorothy Lake Gregory: Information
previously listed (Lot #19A). 83 Anne Packard: Information previously
listed (Lot #68). 84 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. 85 David Harrison: (born 1954)
Studied at Maryland Institute, College of Art, Baltimore, Md., BFA, Painting,
1976. Exhibits include: Montserrat College of Art, Beverly, Ma., Jack
Meier Gallery, Houston, Tx., Creiger-Dane Gallery, Boston, Barnard-Biderman
Gallery, NY, Miller/Block Gallery, Boston, Harcus Gallery, Boston, Atrium
Gallery at WGBH, Boston, The Gloria Wilcher Memorial Biennial Exhibition., The
Currier Gallery, Manchester, NH., Harvard Univ., Mass. Artists Found., MFA,
Passepartout Gallery, Winooski, VT, the Boston Globe and others. Awards
include 1987 fellowship in painting, Mass. Artists Found. 86 Cecil Rhodes Mayo: Information previously
listed (Lot #3). 87 Gerrit Hondius: Information
previously listed (Lot #26). 88 Blanche Lazzell: Information
previously listed (Lot #62A). 89 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. 90 Michael Zigmond: (born 1962)
Studied at Bowling Green State Univ., Oh., (BFA, 1984). Exhibits include:
Chase Gallery, Boston (current gallery representation in Boston), Tristan Gallery, Provincetown, Mast Cove Galleries,
Kennebunkport, ME., Jenkins Johnson Gallery, San Francisco, Leslie Levy Gallery,
Scottsdale, AZ., Sherry French Gallery, NY., The Copley Society, Bennett
Galleries, Knoxville, TN., Owensboro Mus. of FA and countless others.
Awards include: 2003 Finalist, The Artist's Magazine Annual Competition, 2001
Finalist (same), 3rd Prize, Copley Society, 1991 and others. Countless
corporate and private collections. 91 Betty Bodian: Information previously
listed (Lot #12). 91A Frederick Waugh, George Elmer Browne, Anthony Capella: 92 Heinrich Pfeiffer: (1874
- 1960) Studied at ASL with John Carlson and PAFA with Breckenridge and
McCarter. Exhibits include: PAFA, Corcoran Gallery, AIC, Salons of
America. Extremely well listed in Who's Who, AskART. Strong presence
in Florida and Provincetown, known for his landscapes and urban-coastal
views. 93 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. 93A Diane Shumway: Represented
by the Robyn Watson Gallery, Provincetown. Studied and received a
BFA and an MAT from Rhode Island school of Design; she also studied
drawing with Bill Flynn at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston
and drawing with Paula Townsend at the Massachusetts College of Art. 94 John Hare: Information previously
listed (Lot #33). 95 Signed J. T. Cummings (Joseph Tarpley?): 96 R. D. Ferris: (19th century artist)
Could not find anything on this artist except auction
sales. High of 2,703. at Skinner's, Boston (May, 2004). A similar
painting as this one sold at Christie's in New York for 2,652 in February, 1990:
Cattle Ranch, 12.5 x 14.5, oil on board. 97 Signed McRae(?) illegibly signed: Illegible signature.
According to the consignor, this was a North shore artist. 98 Leo Manso: Information previously
listed (Lot #44). 99 Remo Farruggio: Information
previously listed (Lot #30A). 100 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. 100A Chaim Gross: Information previously
listed (Lot #11A). 101 Mary Sloane (Humphreys): (born
1913) Studied at Wells College, AB 1931, Columbia Univ., also with George
Picken. Member: Artists Equity Assn, NAWA, Cape Cod AA, Provincetown AA,
Springfield Art League. Exhibits include: Minot State Teachers College, ND
1962, New Mexico Highlands Univ., 1963, Unitarian Soc., Amherst, MA. 1968,
Intl Group, Roland Gibson Art Found., 1968, St. Paul's School, Concord, NH,
1969. Awards include: medal of honor, NAWA, 1957, Silvermine Art Guild,
1957, Springfield Art League, 1959. Mass State Art Chairman, Am. Assn.
Univ. Women Art Leader. Teaches and lectures on art to colleges and
library associations. 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 signed P. Williams: (Phillip?)
Provincetown artist (according to consignor). 104 Dan Rupe: Studied at Interlochen Arts Academy, Kansas City
Art Institute and Boston MFA School. Many one man and group shows in
Boston, Chicago, Provincetown, New York, Phoenix, Kansas City, Mexico and the
Dominican Republic. Earlier representation in Provincetown was at the
famed Ellen Harris Gallery. Chosen as International Artist in Residence
in 1988 by Altos De Chavon (La Romana, Dominican Republic).
Corporate collections include: AT & T, Bank of Oklahoma, Ameritech Mobile,
Midwest Mus. of Art, State of Illinois, Mission Hills State Bank, Heineman
Bakeries and PAAM. Was featured artist for Provincetown AIDS Support Group
Annual Auction in 1996. Avid collectors include the former Governor of
Illinois and Mayor of Chicago (Jim Thompson and Jane Byrne). Well
collected artist and teacher. 105 Hoppie Hopkins: Well
known local craftsman and artist known for his marine paintings and wood
carving sculptures. 105A Helen Rundell: Studied at Univ. at
Stony Brook, NY, Edna St. Vincent Millay Col. for the Arts, Austerlitz, Yaddo,
Saratoga Springs. Works grace 22 American embassies on 4 continents.
The recipient of countless awards, prizes and exhibitions, her works can be
found at River City Gallery, Bangor, ME., Fahringers Gallery, Me., The Gallery
on Chase Hill, Me., The Bayview Gallery, also in Maine, Doug Meyer Fine Art in
Brooklyn, NY and others. Prominent collections include: Rockefeller,
Standard Oil, Xerox, IBM, Natl. Mus. of Am. Art, DC, Smithsonian, National
Military Acad., Southold Mus., Long Island, Vanderbilt Mus., Nassau County Fine
Arts Mus., Owensboro Mus. of FA, Mus. at State Univ., Stony Brook and many more. 106 Cecil Rhodes Mayo: Information
previously listed (Lot #3). 107 Agnes Weinrich: Information
previously listed (Lot 5). 108 D. B. Jamison (Bethuel): (1963-1992)
His works are typically signed "D B Jamieson" or "Bethuel"
or "D Bethuel Jamieson." Works are in several
private and public collections, including The Corcoran Gallery of Art in
Washington, DC; The Robert Hull Fleming Museum in Burlington, VT; The
Provincetown Art Assoc. and Museum. 109 Helen Strong: (Eastham) Studied at
New England School of Photography. Exhibits span the globe from Cape Cod
to the Bahamas to Greece. In countless collections. 110A Remo Farruggio: Information
previously listed (Lot #30A). 111 Kathleen Dunn: Up
cape artist with many shows and in many private collections, popular in
these auctions. 111A 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. 112 Gordon Hansen: Information
previously listed (Lot #36). 113 Calvin Balis: (1817-1863) Probably
active in New York (New Hartford), 1846-50. Listed in Who was Who in
American Art and Askart. 113A Ruby McLain Grady: (born
1944) Studied at: Corcoran Sch. of Art, DC with Richard Lahey, Md. Univ.
with Pietro Lazzari. Exhibits include: Peale Mus., Baltimore, Md.,
Washington Artists Exhibit, Columbia Mus. Art, Birmingham Mus. of Art, P.
K. Fine Arts, NY., Artists Equity Tour, Macon Mus. Arts & Sch., Ga.,
National Exhibit, Hanover Gallery, NY., Jack Rasmussen Gallery, DC.,
Roanoke Fine Art Mus., Va., FBI , Washington, DC. Audubon Nat. Soc. (Best
in Show), Corcoran Gallery, US Dept Housing & Urban Dev. Works
at: Am. Fine Art Exhibit, DC, NASA Gemini Collection, Imprimerie Arte
Galerie, Paris and many others. Several awards, prizes. Well
listed in Who was Who in American Art (1980 edition). 114 Anonymous: 114A Moses Soyer: (1899-1974) Studied
at: CUA Sch., NAD w/George Maynard, BAID, Educ. Alliance Art Sch., Ferrer Sch.
All., also with Robert Henri and George Bellows. Member of: NAD, Artists
Equity, Audubon Soc., An Am. Group, Am. Soc. Painters, Gravers & Sculpt.,
Nat. Inst. Arts & Letters. Exhibits include: Salons of America, WMAA,
JB Neumann Gal., NY, AIC, Corcoran Gal., Kleeman Gal., NYC, Boyer Gal., PAFA,
ACA Gal., NYC, Audubon Artists, Albrecht Gal. Mus., Loch Haven Art Cent.,
Syracuse Mus., Canton Art Inst., Parsons Sch. of Design, Butler Mus., TMA, NAD
and many others. Awards are too numerous to list. Works at: MMA,
MoMA, WMAA, BM, Newark Mus., Jewish Mus., NYC., PMA, AIC, LACMA, NMAA, NPG,
Hirshhorn Mus., CGA, Walker Art Center, Phoenix Art Mus., Wadsworth Athenum,
Detroit Inst. Art and countless others. Twin of Raphael Soyer. Extremely
well listed. 115 Gerdal Kominik or Komiaff: As much as I
tried to deduct the signature of the artist and also research, I was not able to
obtain anything. According to the consignor, this artist found his fame by
painting the homeless people in New York City. 115A Signed CM or MC: 116 George Braques: (1882-1963) French
painter. Studied in Paris. Wanted to be a house painter but became among
the few artists that developed the Fauvism movement. He then met Picasso
and both explored form and structure which lead to cubism. Braques is known as
one of the originators of cubism (along with Picasso, of course). 117 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. 118 Gordon Hansen: Information
previously listed (Lot #36). 119 William F. Boogar, Jr.: (1893-1958)
Studied at PAFA and with Charles Hawthorne in Provincetown. Member
of PAAM and Beachcombers. Exhibited: PAFA, 1922,24,26 (solo),30,32,
36-38. Also at: NAD, AIC, 1928, Paris International, 1937, Salons of
America. Works at Children's Fountain, Wawbeck, WI (1950) and most
notably the Pilgrim's Landing tablets in Provincetown, MA. Also
Frederick Waugh Memorial, memorial to Henry Major. After WW1, he
started a foundry in Haddonfield, NJ and became best known for his
sculptures of seagulls, often designed as fountains. He also had a
foundry in Provincetown at the end of Bangs Street, now is the location of
the Beachcombers. Well listed,
Who's Who and others. 119A Attributed to Ralph W. Gray: (1880-1944)
Boston artist. Studied at Harvard and Ecole des Beaux Artes, Paris.
Member of AWCS, Gld. Boston Artists, Boston SWCP, Boston Soc. Arch. and AIA.
Exhibited at the AIC, 1936. Works at Boston Museum of Art. Listed in
Who was Who in American Art. 120 Judith Austen: Studied at
Pratt Institute (BFA), Bank Street College (Masters), Boston Univ. (MFA,
Art). Exhibits are numerous in Boston area (10 1-woman shows and several
group shows). Teaches art in schools. Studio located in Newton, Ma. 120A 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. 120B Virginia Berresford: Information
previously listed (Lot #120A). 121 signed E. Oliver (Edith Walker Oliver): Information
previously listed (Lot #13A). 122 Libby Trynz: Information previously
listed (Lot #9). 123 Constance Black: Represented
by Teichman Gallery, Brewster. Also has studio at 6 Priscilla Alden
Road, Provincetown. Studied at Vesper George School of Art, Boston
(1947-50), Cape School of Art (summer, 1950), PAAM (printing and etching,
Bill Behnken, 1993-94), Mono print and etching with Andrew Mochler and
Michael Mazur at FAWC (1995). Also with Robert Townsend, FAWC,
2000-2001. Also studied extensively with Jim Forsberg.
Exhibitions include: PAAM (1954-present, open and juried), Provincetown
Group Gallery (1964-74, 1 and 2 person shows), Sun Gallery Group Show,
Front Street Gallery, 2 man show, The Cobb Gallery, Barnstable, The
Wellfleet Art Gallery, Tamsin Gallery, Auburn, NY, Gallery North, E.
Setauket, NY, Cape Cod Conservatory, Barnstable with Joyce Johnson, Berta
Walker Gallery, and also at the Charles-Baltivik Gallery,
Provincetown. Also at Rotunda at Pan American WH Build., Landsburgh
Build., Washington Women's Art Center, Source Theatre and many
others. Also wrote and illustrated 4 books of Poetry. Awards
include solo show in graphics at Pen & Brush, NY (1998), Winner of
Hors Concour Award, 1999, Watercolor award, Pen & Brush, 2001 &
2003, was chairman of Provincetown Art Commission. Very collectible. 123A Martin Barooshian: Information
previously listed (Lot #18A). 124 Gail Browne: New gallery at 364
Commercial Street (formerly at 2nd fl, Whaler's Wharf). Studied at the Cape
Cod School of Art with Henry Hensche (1968) Well known and
multi-talented Provincetown artist. Mediums include sculpture, assemblage,
clay, watercolor and now some spectacular oil on canvases. Countless
shows, collections and exhibitions. Multi year PAAM member with countless
juried shows. Works in the Hirshhorn Museum among many others. 125 Albert Edel: Information previously
listed (Lot #51). 125A Romanos Rizk: (born 1927)
Represented by the Rice Polak Gallery, Provincetown. 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. 126 Agnes Weinrich: Information previously
listed (Lot #5). 127A J. A. Chase (John Allen): (1882-1965)
New Bedford Marine painter. Exhibited in New Bedford Art Club, 1907-14,
1917. New Bedford Five Cents Savings Bank, c.1950. Listed in Artists
of New Bedford, Massachusetts. 128 Brian Larkin: (b.1942)
NY. Studied at private schools and also privately with Allen
Johnson, Evald Albrektson, FAWC with Jim Peters, Richard Baker, Robert
Henry, Selina Trieff and Joel Janowitz. Member of PAAM, CCAA,
Providence Art Club (all juried). Has exhibited at: Icon Gallery,
Galleria Rafaello and PAAM Galleries in Provincetown and Providence Art
Club, Spring Bull Gallery in Newport, Happy White Gallery in Barrington
and Atrium Gallery on Capitol Hill. Countless collections here and
abroad. 129 Gordon Hope Grant: Information
previously listed (Lot #2). 130 Geoffrey C. Smith:
(born 1961) Florida. Not sure if this is the from
the bronze sculptor or a different Smith. 131 Eliot (Candee) Clark: (1883-1980) Studied
at ASL with J. Twachtman, W. Clark and in Europe, 1904-06. Member:
National Academy, 1944 (pres., 1956-59, AWCS (pres., 1920-23), Allied Artists
Am. (pres., 1945-53), NSS (honorary member), NAC (life member), CAFA.
Exhibited at: NYWC, 1892 (at age 9), Boston AC, NAD, 1899-1950, prizes in 1912
& 22), SAA, AWCS, AIC, St. Louis Art Mus., Doll & Richards Gal., Boston,
Corcoran Gallery, Katz Gallery, NYC, Carnegie Inst., PAFA, Albright Art Ga.,
CAM., RISD, VMFA, NAC, SC, Macdowell Club, NYC (with Leon Kroll), and countless
others. Works at: MMA, NAD, NAC, Baltimore Mus. Art, Dayton Mus. Art.,
Dayton AI, Muncie AA, Witte Mem. Mus., Ft. Worth AA, Wichita Falls Women's Club,
Ft. Worth Women's Club and San Antonio Art Mus. Son of landscape painter,
Walter Clark. Taught at NAC, ASL, and many other places. Extremely
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