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Friday, July 22, 2005,
WORKS ON PAPER, Results Numerical Lot List 3. Edith 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. 4. Elizabeth Warren Lindenmuth (Mrs. Tod Lindenmuth):
(1886 - 1960) Studied Massachusetts School of Art, Vesper
George School of Art, and under William H. Bicknell. Exhibits include: Rockport
AA, Palm Beach AL, PAAM, SAE, SE Chicago and others. Many awards, countless
collections and shows. Listed in Who's Who, Askart, Davenport's. 5. Illegible: 6. signed N. F. Jensen: Extensive research
yielded nothing on this artist. 7. 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. 8. 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. 9. Ciro Cozzi: Studied under Henry
Hensche and others. A very well known former restaurant owner and friend
to the artists of Provincetown. Works hang at Seamens Bank, Provincetown
Town Hall and others. 10. 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. 11. Frank Weston Benson: (1862-1951)
Studied at: BMFA Sch., Academie Julian with Boulanger, Lefebvre 91883-85).
Member: ANA (1897), NA (1905), Ten Am. Painters, Nat. Inst. A. & L., Chicago SE,
Por. P., Guild of Boston Artists (founder, 1914), Boston Soc. Watercolor
Painters, Soc. Am. E., Am. acad. A. & Sciences. Extensive exhibitions include:
PAFA, NAD, Columbian Expo, Mechanics Assn., Boston, Cleveland AA, Boston AC, SAA,
CT, Paris Expo, Pan-Am. Expo, St. Louis Expo, Phila. AC, Corcoran Gallery,
Chicago SE, AIC, Newport AM, Phila. WC Soc., Sesqui-Centenn. Intl. Expo,
Spanierman Gallery, Vose Gallery and others. Works at: Cincinnati Mus., CI,
Buffalo Acad., FA, RISD, BMFA, Worcester A. Mus. Chicago AI, MMA, CGA, Detroit
Inst. A., Butler A. Inst. Farnsworth AM., LACMA. An important American
Impressionist painter known for his pleine-aire paintings. Extremely well
listed. 12. Anne P. Anderson: (20th century)
Studied at: AIC, Chicago Academy, FA and with Charles Hawthorne and Hugh
Breckenridge. Member: Chicago SE, Swedish-Am AA, North Shore AL. Exhibited at:
AIC, 1926,. Known for her etchings, block prints and painter. Born in Elgin,
IL. 13. signed Bicknell: Unknown which Bicknell
this may be. 14. signed Mayo: Unknown which Mayo this is. 15. John Cutberth Hare: (1909 - 1978) Well
known Provincetown, Gloucester and St. Augustine. Known as the dean of
watercolorist on Cape Cod, his works have lately become highly coveted. He had
exhibited at one time with the Munson Gallery. Resided in 1939 in St. Augustine
and was one of the Art Club members. He had an incredible gift of painting
water/shore scapes. 16. 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. 17. Caleb Arnold Slade: (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. 18. Harry Brorby: (born 1927) Exhibited
at MoMa, AIC, PAFA, Tadlow Gallery of FA. 19. Patrick Clarke: Well known artist of
Provincetown and beyond. He curated shows at PAAM, (1994 Making Waves),
also part of permanent collection, PAAM. 20. Mervin Jules: (born 1912)
Lived in Northhampton and Provincetown, Ma. Studied at: Baltimore City
College, Md. Inst. Fine & Applied Arts, ASL with TH Benton. Member of PAAM,
Beachcombers, An. Am. Group, A. Lg. Am., Audubon A., Am. Ar. Cong., United Am.
Ar. Exhibits include: BMA, WMAA, AIC, PAFA, MoMA, WFNY, GCE, CR, VMFA,
LOC, BM, Corcoran Gal. Biennial, ACA Gallery, NYC, San. Fran. World Fair, Boston
Printmakers, and many others. Works at: MoMA, MMA, BMA, BM, AIC, PMA, BMFA,
LOC, Portland Or. Mus. Art, PMG, Walker A. Center, Ill., State Mus., Ency. Brit.
Coll. Very well listed. 22. John Button: (b.1921) Studied at UC
Berkeley, Sch. of Fine Art Exhibits include: Nabi Gallery, Fischbach Gallery,
David Herbert Gallery, Hirschl & Adler Gallery, Tibor de Nagy Gallery, Tanager
Gallery and Kornblee Gallery (all New York). Also taught at School of Visual
Arts (1979). Listed in Who was Who in American Art. 23. 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. 24. Gordon Hope Grant: Information
previously listed, Lot #23. 25. Gordon Hope Grant: Information
previously listed, Lot #23. 26. Gordon Hope Grant: Information
previously listed, Lot #23. 27. 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. 28. Greta Allen: (1881-?) Boston
portrait painter. Studied at: Mass. Sch. of Art with Joseph deCamp, BMFA Sch.
w/Frank Benson and George Noyes. Member of Copley Society, Boston AC. Exhibits
include: Milwaukee AI (1930, solo), Boston AC, Copley Society, Boston SAC
(1897-1927), Irving and Casson Gal., Boston, PAFA (1918), Jordan Marsh Co. Well
listed. 29. Morgan Dennis: (1892 - 1960)
Studied at American Sch. of Design, Boston and with William HW Bicknell,
Stanhope and Forbes. Member of Author's Log. Exhibits include Ft. Meyers, Fl.,
Key West, Clarke Univ., Worcester, Long Island, Macbeth Gal., NYC. Works at The
Dog House bar and lounge, NY. Best known for his dog subjects, particularly
Scotties. Author'/Illustrator of Pup Himself, Burlap, Morgan Dennis Dog Book,
Skit and Skat, Pure Breds, The Sea Dog and others. Sketched FDR's Fala, Black &
White scotch label. Extremely well listed artist whose works grace countless
museums, the White House and collections around the world. 30. Karl Otto 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. 31. Agnes Weinrich: Information
previously listed, Lot #7. 32. Agnes Weinrich: Information
previously listed, Lot #23. 33. Ilona Royce Smithkin: Information
previously listed, Lot #2. 34. Albert Edel: (1890 - 1961) Strong
affiliation with Provincetown and Massachusetts. Exhibited at PAAM and is in
their permanent collection. Often known for his marine renderings. As time has
passed with each auction, I have been able to gather more information about
him. He had a gallery name the Edel Gallery in Provincetown in the 1960's. Was
a predominant etcher. Each auction, the prices are going up. 35. John Hare: Information previously
listed, Lot #15. 36. Oliver Newbury 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. 37. Judith Fulmer: (b.1962) Represented
by the Wohlfarth Gallery, Provincetown and ongoing representation at Waverly
Frame and Art, Woodstock, Maryland and Sea-N-Stars Guest Suites, Rehoboth,
Delaware. New gallery representation at Angel Eyes Gallery, Rehoboth. Has also
shown at Icon Gallery, Julie Heller Gallery and others. Studied at CCSA under
Griffel, DiMestico and Boynton. Also studied at Towson Univ. and Schuler Sch. Of
Fine Arts. She has had countless group and solo shows. Member of Pastel Painters
Society of Cape Cod, Howard Count Arts Council, Mid Atlantic Plein Air Painters
Assn and PAAM. 38. Anne P. Anderson: Information
previously listed, Lot #12. 39. Jessie Leah France: (1862-1926)
Connecticut artist. Studied at Academie Julian, Parwith Boulanger, Lefebvre,
Constant (1885) and privately with Carolus-Duran, HW Mesdag (Holland). Member
of: Buffalo Soc. artists, Phila Artists. All. Exhibited at Paris Salon, 1887,
1888, 1890, AIC (1894-95), NAD, 1895. Listed in who was Who. Husband of
Eurilda Loomis France. 40. Unknown: 41. Samuel S. Miles: Early 20th Century
Boston artist. Listed in Who was Who in American Art. 42. Demetrius Constantinus: Well known
photographer and artist of Provincetown and New York. Member of Artists Right,
NY. Greek origins. 43. Doris Beer: Early Twentieth century
Nantucket artist. 44. Doris Beer: Information previously
listed, Lot #43. 45. Doris Beer: Information previously
listed, Lot #43. 46. Doris Beer: Information previously
listed, Lot #43. 47. Alfred Thomas Bricher:
(1837-1908) Largely a self-taught artist but studied in Newburyport, Ma. and at
the Lowell Inst., Boston. Member of: ANA, 1879, AWCS and BAC. Exhibited at
Boston Athenaeum (after 1860), NAD (1868-1908), Brooklyn AA, Boston AC, AIC,
PAFA. Works at Indianapolis MA and the MMA. Known for his cliff and coast
scenes of Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and New York. Listed in Who was
Who in American Art. Very well collected. 48. signed Knowles: Not sure which
Knowles this is. 49. John Westcott: Extensive research
yielded little on who this artist may have been. Possibly related to the
Westcott art family. 50. Ray Brose: Extensive research on
this quite talented artist yielded nothing. Any information regarding him would
be great. I will put forth that he is most likely a Rockport/ North Shore
artist. 51. Heather Bruce: Represented by the
Julie Heller Gallery, Provincetown. Studied at: San Francisco Art institute (BFA)
and at Cape Cod Sch. of Art under Henry Hensche. Exhibits on both coast
(galleries) and include Julie Heller Gallery, Castle Hill, Art Trail (Backwater)
and others. Also teaches at Castle Hill School of Art in Truro, MA. 52. Pietro (Peter) Pezzati: (1902-1993)
Studied at Child-Walker Sch. Art, with Charles Hopkinson and also in Europe.
Exhibited at the Corcoran Gallery (1930-37), PAFA, WFNY. Works at Medical Sch.
bus., Harvard Univ., U.Penn, Mass. Gen. Hosp., Yale Sch. of Medicine. Also a
teacher. Listed in Who was Who in American Art, 1975, askart.com and elsewhere. 53. Jack Coughlin: Very popular artist
of Cape Cod and Western Mass., won 1rst Prize at National Academy of Design in
Printmaking, shows at Calhoun Museum of American Art and other noted museums and
collections. 54. Agnes Weinrich: Information
previously listed, Lot #7. 55. Ferol Sibley Warthen: (1890-1986)
Studied at Columbus Sch. Art, ASL (1911-13), with William M. Chase, KH Miller,
K.Knaths (1939-49), and with Blanche Lazzell in Provincetown. Member of: Soc.
Wash. Artists, Phila. color Print Soc., Boston PM. Exhibits include: Soc. Indep.
Artists, 1937 and 44, NAD, Phila. WCC, Provincetown AA, Wash. Print Club, Wash.
Print Club, WCC, galleries and museums in Italy, Isreal, Japan, Alaska and
Hawaii. Also at the US National Nus., Nat. Mus. Am. Art (solo), and PAAM
(retrospective in 1985. Works at: Nat. Mus. Am. Art, BMFA, Miami Univ., Oxford,
HO, Bezalei Nat. Mus., Israel. Known for her wood block prints. Highly
collectible. 56. Roland Clark: (1874-1957) New York
artist known for his etchings and paintings. Member of Chicago SE. Author of
Stray Shorts, Roland Clark's Etchings. Listed in Who was Who in American Art,
1975. 57. Ruth Haviland Sutton: (1898-1960) A
well known Nantucket painter known for her portrait and seascapes, well listed
and in many collections. 58. Edith Oliver: Information previously
listed, Lot #3. 59. signed H. F.: 60. Reynolds Beal: (1867-1951) Rockport
artist. Studied at Cornell Univ., 1885-89 (naval architecture), WM Chase at
Shinnecock, 1890, ASL. Member of ANA (1909), AWCS, Soc. Indep. Artists
(founding member, 1917), SAE, SC, NAC, Lotos Cl., Century Assn, 1918-1951, New
Soc. Artists, NYC (founding member, 1917), Boston AC. Exhibits include: SNBA,
1896, NAD, 1895-1900, PAFA, 1899-1904, 1917, 1922, 1929, 1937, Boston AC, 1899,
1903-09, SC, 1902, Clauson Gal., NYC, Corcoran Ga., 1908-21 and 32), AIC, S.
Indp. A., Mus. Luxembourg Paris, Mem. Hall, Southhampton, Milch Gal, NYC,
Kraushaar Gal., Noth Shore AA., Phillips Collection, Montclair Gal, WMAA, Hammer
Gallery and many more. Older brother of Gifford Beal, had a great interest in
maritime paintings and drawings. 61. Greta Allen: Information previously
listed, Lot #28. 62. John Hare: Information previously
listed, Lot #15. 63. Cy Fried: (b.1917) Studied New York
Institute of Photography, also under Sal del Deo. Was represented by the Al
Davis Gallery in Wellfleet and the Schoolhouse Gallery in Provincetown. Also at
Aries East, Brewster, Essex Fine Arts, Montclair, N.J., Wenninger Gallery,
Boston, Wohlfarth Gallery, DC, Colours in Birmingham, Al and Swansboro Gallery,
Wellfleet, MA. Countless member's Juried, shows, collections in Provincetown
and beyond. Trustee of PAAM and Bergen Museum of Art & Science. Among his many
mediums, the aqua-tint is his most collected and is a lengthy process. 64. signed W. G.: Illegibly signed. 65. Agnes Weinrich: Information
previously listed, Lot #7. 66. Clarence Braley: (1858-1925) New
Bedford artist. Self-taught. Member of New Bedford AA (vice-pres., 1907-10).
Exhibits include: Boston AC, New Bedford AC, H.S. Hutchinson & Co., Swain Sch.
of Design, also in Phila, NYC, Chicago, Boston, AIC. Works at Old Dartmouth
Hist. Soc. (New Bedford Whaling Mus.). Mediums include pastel, watercolor,
glass decorator and cutter and engraver. Very well listed in Who was Who in
American Artists. 67. Evelyn M. Bicknell: (1857-1936) New
York City artist. Member of NYWCC, SC, 1901, AWCS. Exhibits include: NAD
(1885-1899), Boston AC, (1888-1905), PAFA (1888-1900), Salons of America, AIC.
Listed in Who was Who in American Art. 68. signed Drake: Unknown who this
talented artist is or was. There is one Drake listed in Who was Who that
painted in New Orleans (Ernest E. Bonnar Drake: 1881-1943). He moved to New
Orleans from England and considered an amateur artist, son in law of Isaac
Monroe Cline, a noted restorer and art dealer. 69. 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. 70. Karl Otto Knaths, NA.: Information
previously listed, Lot #30. 71. Keith Ingerman: (born 1929) Studied
at Pratt Institute with Elliot O'hara, with Xavier Gonzales, Norton School of
Art. Exhibits include: Four Arts, Palm Beach, Fl., Norton Gallery, Worth Ave
Gallery (both in Palm Beach, Fl.) and at PAAM. Awards include: 3rd prize, Four
Arts, Norton Gallery (Florida Award). Works in private collections. 72. 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. 73. Peter Hunt: (1898-1969) Extremely
well known folk artist and furniture painter. Very few of his items come to
market. He had some very well known students painting for him in the 60's Nancy
Whorf, Carol Whorf Westcott and Francis Shea are among his many students and
painters of the furniture and collectible items. Recent auction prices are
seeing his works and works of his "school" skyrocketing. 74. Greta Allen: Information previously
listed, Lot #28. 75. John Whorf, NA.: (1903 - 1959)
Studied with his father, Harry C. Whorf, and at Botolphe Studio with Sherman
Kid, 1917, also BMFA with Wm. Hale and Philip Hale and in Provincetown with
Charles Hawthorne, Max Bohm, Richard Miller and George Elmer Browne, Gerrit
Beneker and E. Webster, plus others here and in Paris. Also studied with John
Singer Sargent in Boston, 1925 (Who's Who in American Art says 1925-26, but John
Singer Sargent died in 1925). Member of: ANA, NA 1947, AWCS, The Beachcombers
and PAAM. Exhibits include: Grace Horn Gallery, Boston, 1924 (first solo show),
WCS 1934 and 39, AIC in 1934 (prize), WMAA, BMFA, Watercolor Society, Brooklyn
Museum, WCC, NOMA, and too many others to list, most with prizes or medals.
Works at: MoMA, BMFA, WMAA, BMA, BM, LACMA, MI. 76. Millard Owen Sheets: (1907-1989)
Studied at: Chouinard Art Inst. with Chamberlin and Hinkle, with T. Modra, Otis
Art Inst. (MFA), Univ. Notre Dame. Member of: Laguna Beach AA, NA (1947), Calif.
AC, Calif. AC, WCS, AWCS, Soc. Motion Picture Art Direct., Bohemian Club.
Exhibits include: LA County Fair, Calif. WCS, Arizona State Fair, PAFA, Dalzell
Hatfield Gallery, LACMA, Calif. State Fair, Santa Cruz AL, Oakland Art Gall., P
& S C, Corcoran Gallery, Foundation of Western Art, AIC, WFNY, GGE, WMAA,
Pasadena Art Inst., Denver Art Mus., Faulkner Mem. Gal., Currier Gal. Art, BMFA,
VMFA, CI, CAM, Albright Art Gal., Kansas City AI, Nebraska AA, Delgado Mus. Art,
Brooks Mem. Art Gal., Springfield Art Mus., Rochester Mem. Art Gal., Honolulu
Acad. Art, Milch Gal., Univ. Nebraska, and others. Works at: MMA, MoMA,
AIC, CI, LACMA, Scripps Coll., The White House, San Diego Mus., SFMA, LA Pub.
Lib., BM, CMA, Smithsonian Inst., SAM, de Young Mus., NMAA, High Mus., Wood Art
Gallery, Hackley Art Center and more. Very well listed artist. 77. Evelyn M. Bicknell: Information
previously listed, Lot #67. 78. Will Hutton: Extensive research
yielded nothing on this artist that obviously painted in Provincetown at least
one time or another. 79. Harold Krisel: Chicago artist.
He exhibited at AIC (1949 and 1951) and also at the PAFA Ann. in 1954.
Works at the Spartanburg County Mus. of Art, Terrain Gallery in New York, Walker
Art Center and others. Known as an abstractionist painter and printmaker.
Listed in Who was Who in American Art. 80. John Hare: Information previously
listed, Lot #15. 81. Alice Boyer: Researched yielded a
possible Alice Boyer, originally from Pennsylvania, relocated to the New England
area and then to Las Vegas. Any information on this artist would be greatly
appreciated. 82. Libby Trynz: Information previously
listed, Lot #16. 83. Carolyn Tacke: Truro resident and
artist, known for pastel landscapes. 84. Greta Allen: Information previously
listed, Lot #28. 85. John Hare: Information previously listed,
Lot #15. 86. Clare Hunting: Early 20th century
artist. Lived in New York in 1928 and exhibited at S, Indp. A. in 1928. Listed
in Who was Who in American Art, 1975 and also Society of Independent Artists. 87. John Potter Wheat: (born 1920)
Studied at Yale Univ. (BFA). Member of: NSMP, AWCS, CAFA, Silvermine Gld
Artists,. Exhibited at: MMA (1942), AIC (1943), NAC (1946, prize), NAD (1943
and 1946, 49 and 52, prizes), also at NAD (1953-54), NWMP (1944, prize), Audubon
Artists 1953 and 54, All. Artists Am. (1953,54), CAFA (1953-55, prize in 1948),
AWCS, 1954, Conn. WCS, 1953-55, PAFA Ann., 1962. Awards include: Abbey Mem.
Scholarship (1946-47), NSMP, 1944, Silversmith Gld. Artists, 1955. Works in
several collections and muruals in Emanual Women's Club, SF and Mamraonek Jr.
HS. Listed in Who was Who. 88. David Hunter: Self taught artist
that was represented by the Blue Herron Gallery in Wellfleet. mediums include
oils, acrylics and watercolors. In 1978 he expanded into etchings (with his
first etching press). Numerous art shows and many awards, one-man shows across
the US with prestigious galleries in Pennsylvania. Colorado and throughout the
Midwest. 89. John Hare: Information previously
listed, Lot #15. 90. John Whorf, NA.: Information
previously listed, Lot #75. 91. Charlie LoDuca: Was represented by
the Icon Gallery in Provincetown, MA. (1991). Also his photography was published
in the International Leatherman (Issue #13) and also on a cover album (1992).
Well known for his personal portraits. 92. Charlie LoDuca: Information
previously listed, Lot #91. 93. Charlie LoDuca: Information
previously listed, Lot #91. 94. Charlie LoDuca: Information
previously listed, Lot #91. 95. Charlie LoDuca: Information
previously listed, Lot #91. 97. Clare Hunting: Information
previously listed, Lot #86. 98. Agnes Weinrich: Information
previously listed, Lot #7. 99. Brian Larkin: (b.1942) NY.
Represented by the Isolte' Gallery, Provincetown, Ma. 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. 100. Shirley Gorelik: (1924-2000) New
York artist, lived in Great Neck, NY. Exhibited at PAFA, 1960. Listed;
Askart.com, Who was Who in American Art (1975 ed.). 101. 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. 102. Elizabeth B. Warren: Information
previously listed, Lot #4. 103. Louis Sylvia: (born 1911) Studied
at: Swain Sch. of Design, NAD, ASL and also with Harry Neyland, & Aldro Hibbard.
Exhibits include: Jordan Marsh Co., Mystic Art Fest., Int. Platform, DC., Post
Office, New Bedford, Wamsutta Club and others. Works at: Sandjford Mus.,
Norway, Sharon Mus., Lisbon Mus., Bank of Italia, NY., Pocasset Country Club,
RI., West Hartford Bank, South Eastern Bank. Well listed artist.
104. Abraham Walkowitz: (1880-1965)
Studied at Cooper Union, Educ. All., NAD, with Maynard and Jones, Acad. Julian.
Member: Am. Artists Congress, Am. Soc., PS & G, Soc. Indep. Artists,
People's AG. Exhibits include: Haas Gal., Stieglitz Little Gal., Armory
Show, Forum Exh., NYC., S. Indp. A., Salons of America, PAFA, Corcoran Gal.,
Brooklyn Mus. and others. Works at: BM, MMA, AGAA, PMA, Hirshorn Mus.,
Kalamazoo, WMAA, BMFA, Newark Mus., Columbus Gal., FA, PMG, MoMA, Biro-Bidjan
Mus., USSR, Univ. Gal., Univ. Minn. Known for his drawings of Isadora
Duncan. Very well listed. 105. John Hare: Information previously
listed, Lot #15. 106. Oliver Newbury Chaffee: Information
previously listed, Lot #36. 107. Stephen Seymour Thomas: (1886 -
1956) Studied under Wm. Chase and C. Beckwith at Art Student League, Academie
Julian, Paris, Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris. Exhibits include: PAFA, Paris
Salon, Paris Expo, LACMA, AIC including countless awards. Works at: MMA,
Buffalo Museum of Art, New York Life Bldg, NY, Courtroom, Hall of Records, NYC,
MFA in Houston, MIT, Athenaeum Pasadena CA. and many more. Extremely well
listed in Who's Who and AskArt. Sold as high as 11,000 in 1989 in auction. 108. Martin Friedman: (1896 - 1980)
Early Provincetown abstract artist who painted in town during the 1955's to
70's. Also listed in Provincetown Painters. Extremely well listed with many
organizations, museums, collections and exhibitions. 109. T.J. Walton: Represented by TJ
Walton Gallery, winner 2000 PAAM Artist of the Year, many shows, awards, in
countless collections, also had one woman show on Newbury Street, Boston, 2002.
Also will be having a 1-woman show in Dallas, Texas and will be teaching at
Castle Hill, summer, 2004. 110. Barbara Stoughton: (20th Century)
Local Provincetown woodblock printmaker. Member of PAAM, studied under Kathi
Smith. 111. Frank Weston Benson: Information
previously listed, Lot #11. 112. John Hare: Information previously listed,
Lot #15. 113. Stephen Seymour Thomas: Information
previously listed, Lot #107. 114. signed W. N. Wilson: 115. Charles X. Harris: (1856-?)
Studied in Paris with Cabanet. Exhibited at NAD (1885-97), PAFA, AIC.
Works at: Memorial Hall,, Manor Hall, Mercantile Lib., Lambs, Club, NY, Univ.
Vir., Virginia Hist. Soc., and in Quebec. Listed in Who was Who in
American Art. 116. Unknown: 117. Leonard Baskin: (born 1922). Studied at NYU, Yale, Educ. All. with Glickman, Tiffany Found., New
Sch. Social Res., AB., Acad. de la Grande Chaumiere, Acad. FA, Florence, Univ.
Mass., Clark Univ., DFA and others. Member: Nat. Inst. Arts & Letters,
William Morris Soc., Am. Inst. Graphic Art. Exhibited at: WMAA, PAFA, Art
Mod, Paris, New Sch. Social Res., Kennedy Galleries, NYC. Awards include
Guggenheim Found. Fel. Works at: MoMA, MMA, BM, Nat. Gallery Art, Wash.
DC., Fogg Mus. and others. Very well listed. 118. Ralph M. 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. 119. Henry Alexander Ogden: (1856-1936)
Studied: Brooklyn Inst., Brooklyn Acad. Design, NAD, ASL. Member of SI,
1911. Exhibited at: Brooklyn AA, PAFA. Was illustrator for Leslie's
great Western Trip of 1877 and considered the foremost authority on colonial
costumes. Also as an historical painter, illustrator and author. Listed in
Who was Who in American Art. 120. Clarence Braley: Information
previously listed, Lot #66. 121. Hsien-chi Tseng: (born 1919)
Chinese artist. Member of Concord AA, Exhibited at the Doll & Richards, Inc.
Gallery, 140 Newbury Street, Boston, The Gallery of Concord, Boston MFA. Works
at Charles B. Hoyt Art Collection (Boston, MFA), Paragon Gallery and others. 122. Cy Fried: Information previously listed,
Lot #63. 123. Patrick Clarke: Information
previously listed, Lot #19. 124. Claudine Berechel: French artist,
listed on artnet and artprice. 125. Jack Gregory: (born 1938)
Massachusetts artist. 126. Paul Taylor: Unknown which Paul
Taylor this is. 127. Pat de Groot: (born 1930)
Represented by Albert Merola Gallery, Provincetown by the Tibor de Nagy Gallery,
New York and the Brick Walk Books and Fine Art Gallery, West Hartford, Ct. and ,
Nielsen Gallery. Moved to Provincetown in 1953 with husband Nanno. Was the
director of the famed Provincetown Group Gallery. Exhibitions include Pat Hearn
Gallery, NY (solo) where she won much praise, Nielsen Gallery. Was featured in
the Boston Globe (2003), Art on Paper (2001). In many collections including
PAAM. 128. Marian Roth: Represented by The
Schoolhouse Gallery, Provincetown. Also at June Bateman Gallery, Bernard Toale
Gallery. Guggenheim fellowship winner, also had exhibition, 2001 at deCordova
Museum. Well known pin hole photographer, teacher (FAWC, Castle Hill),
countless shows in Provincetown, Boston and beyond. Extremely collectible.
Works in Provincetown Town Collection, PAAM, and many others. Very collectible. 129. Marian Roth: Information previously
listed, Lot #128. 130. signed Chute: 131. Unknown: 132. Blair Resika: Represented by the
Berta Walker Gallery. Noted artist, photographer and wife of Paul Resika. Well
collected artist of Provincetown. 133. Mimi Gross: (b.1940) Semi-abstract
figurative painter that was active in Provincetown from 1943 on. Daughter of
Chaim Gross. In countless collections locally and in New York. Listed in Who's
Was Who in American Art. 136. Barbara Stoughton: Information
previously listed, Lot #110. 137. Gordon Hope Grant: Information
previously listed, Lot #23. 139. Charles Parsons: Information
previously listed, Lot #138. 140. Harvey Dodd: Information previously
listed, Lot #8. 141. signed S. Dewault: 142. Howard Mitcham: (1917-1996)
Well known artist. Studied at Univ. of Louisiana (art and architecture),
moved to New York and ran the Jane Street Gallery in the 1940s.
Accomplished artist, cookbook author. Jan Kelly, who wrote a food column
for The Provincetown Advocate with Mr. 143. Gordon Hope Grant: Information
previously listed, Lot #23. 144. signed Bicknell: Unknown which
Bicknell this is. 145. W. Harold Hancock:
62 years of experience in acrylics. Also has
studios in England, Florida and Lake Tahoe. 146. Ray Nolin: Was represented by The
Breakpoint Gallery, Provincetown. Full time resident and artist of Provincetown
for 24 years. Studied under Philip Malicoat, Joan Pereira and was nominated for
New York Arts & Letters grants for 3 years. Has been represented by Berta Walker
Gallery, Impulse Gallery and Julie Heller Gallery. Has had many one man shows in
Boston. 148. Stewart Ross James: 20th Century
artist/designer of furniture and Hansen lamps among other things. New Hampshire
artist. UNFRAMED ITEMS BEGIN HERE 150. Leroy Neiman: (born 1921) New York
and worldwide fame. Studied at AIC and Univ. of Chicago. Exhibits include:
Twin-city Exh., 1953, Carnegie Inst., 1956, Corcoran Gallery, 1957, Chicago
American Exh. Painting and Sculpt., AIC, 1960, Salon d'art Moderne, Paris, 1961
(gold medal), Museo de Bellas Artes, Venezuela, Hammer Gallery, Felicie Gallery
and Knoedler Gallery (all NYC in 1970's). Works at: Minneapolis, Joslyn Art Mus.,
Oxford, England and so many other places. Extremely collected. Auction high of
$107, 550.00. 151. Greta Allen: Information previously
listed, Lot #28. 152. Keith Haring: (1958-1990)
Studied at School Visual Arts, New York, Ivy Sch. Prof. Art, Pittsburgh (first
solo show). Exhibits include: Tony Shafrazi Gallery (solo,1982),
Documenta 7, Kassel, Germany, São Paulo Biennial, Whitney Biennial. Known
for his subway art and animation for Spectracolor billboard, Times Square, sets
and backdrops for theaters and clubs, to developing watch designs for Swatch and
creating murals worldwide. April 1986, Haring opened the Pop Shop.
Extremely well collected and admired late activist artist. 153. Albert Edel: Information previously
listed, Lot #34. 154. 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. 155. Gerrit Beneker: (1882-1934) Studied
at AIC, Art Students League and under Charles Hawthorne. Member Beachcomber's,
PAAM,, exhibited; AIC, PAFA, Corcoran Gallery, Detroit Inst. of Art, countless
shows, awards, well listed in Who's Who, Davenport's, AskArt. 156. Morgan Dennis: Information
previously listed, Lot #29. 157. Blanche Nettie 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. 158. Unknown: 159. Taro Yamamoto:
(1919-1993) Well known and collected artist that spent a lot of time in
Provincetown. Studied at: 160. Adolph Gottlieb: (1903-1974)
Studied at ASL with John Sloan, Robert Henri (1920), Academie de la Grande
Chaumiere, Paris, 1921, Berlin & Munich, Germany and Parsons Sch. of Design.
Member: The Ten (founding member, 1935, a group devoted to expressionist and
abstract art), Fed. Mod. P & S, Am. artists congress, Artists Union. Exhibited:
Salons of Am, soc. Indep. Artists, Dudensing Comp., AIC, Brooklyn SAM PAFA,
Corcoran Gal., Paris, London, toyke, Guggenheim Mus. (solo), WMAA (solo),
Bennington Coll. and Williams Coll., Jewish Mus., CI, 1961, Grand Prix, Sao
Paulo Biennial, Marlborough Gallery, NYC. Works at: MMA, WMAA, MoMA, Guggenheim
Mus., NYC, NOMA, CGA, Dallas MFA, LACMA, Tel Aviv Mus., Palestine Mus. Countless
commissions, WPA Artist (murals). One of the major abstractionist from the New
York School. Extremely well listed and collected. 161. William Merritt Chase:
(1849-1916) Extremely well known American artist,
studied at: BF Hays, 1867 with JO Eaton, NAD with Wilmarth, 1869 and Royal
Academy. Member of: ANA, 1888, NA, 1890, SAA, 1879 (founder), AWCS, Ten
American Painters (joined in 1905 after Twachtman died in 1902), NIAL, AAAL,
Portrait Painters, NAC. Exhibited at: NAD1817-1912, Boston AC, 1876-1909,
Brooklyn AA, 1877-1912, PAFA, 1879-1917, Paris Salon, 1881-1889, also with
Cleveland AA, AIC, SAA, Pan-Am Expo, and Corcoran Gallery, 1907-1916. Major
retrospective at MMA, 1983, Spanierman Gallery, 1995 among many others. Works
at: MMA, NMAA, NGA, BMFA, PAFA, Corcoran Gallery, Wilstach Gal, Cin. Mus., RISD,
AIC plus countless others. Extremely well listed artist known as one of the
Impressionist Masters and most influential teaches. Taught at: ASL, Brooklyn
AA, Chase Sch. of Art, AIC, PAFA and also in London, Holland, Madrid, Italy,
Bruges and Venice. 162. Rolf Goetle: 163. Alice Cushman: (1854-?)
Studied with Ross Turner, Boston and NAD. Member: Phila. WCC, Phila.
Plastic Club, NY Woman's AC. Exhibits include: AIC (1895-1916), Woman's
Expo Carolinas, 1897 (prize), AWCS, PAFA (1888-1900), BAC (1870's,1893-1905).
Listed in Who was Who in American Art. 164. Henry Winslow: (1874- after 1953)
Studied with Chase in Paris, France. Member of: Chicago SE and the AIGA.
Exhibits include: Paris Salons, Royal Acad., London, AIC. Works at: British Mus.,
Bibliotechque Nationale, Paris, NYPL, London Port Authority. First artist to
produce etchings in Cos Cob, CT. (1906) and was in South Norwalk in 1908. Author
of "The Etchings of Landscapes." Listed in Who was Who, askart.com and others. 165. signed Macanari: 166. Tod Lindenmuth: (1885-1976) Studied
at Chase Sch. with Robert Henri, and Ambrose Webster, George Elmer Browne and
William Bicknell. Member of SC, Artists guild, St. Augustine, FL. Rockport AA
and PAAM. Exhibits include AIC, S.Indp.A. 1917-19, 1922-28, PAFA, 1917-18, 1923,
1927-33, Salons of America 1922-24, Rockport AA, PAFA (prize), Corcoran Gallery
1930. Works hang at PAFA, NYPL, MFA Houston, Newark Mus., PA State College,
Allentown Museum of FA, Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, Springfield Mus., Kansas
City AI, LACMA, TIM, Rochester Mem. Gallery. Very well listed and collected
artist. 167. Unknown: 168. Unknown: 169. Karl Knaths, NA.: Information
previously liste, Lot #30. 170. David Ziegler: Local artist of
Provincetown. 171. Charles Emile Heil: (1870-1950) Studied
at Cowles Art School with DeCamp and Major, also in Paris. Member: Boston WCC,
Boston SWCP, Chicago SE, Calif. PM, SAE, AFA, Phila. WCC. Exhibits include:
Boston AC 1896-1909, AIC, PAFA 1903, Pan Pac Expo, SF 1915 (gold medal winner),
Soc. Indep. Artists 1917, Salons of America, 1924, Jordan Marsh 1938 and again
at PAFA 1940. Works at Worcester Art. Mus., Malden Public Library, NYPL, Concord
AA, AIC, CMA, Cincinnati Mus., BMFA, FMA, Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, AIC,
Yale, LACMA, CM, Munich Inst. Very well listed artist. 172. Albert Casatelli: Artist that
painted in Provincetown and other places. Exhibited at the Central
Community Arts, NY.
173. Albert Edel: Information previously
listed, Lot #34. 174. William H. Bicknell: Information
previously listed, Lot #154. 175. Unknown: Remarkable similarities to
Matisse. 176. Morgan Dennis: Information previously
listed, Lot #29. 177. Morgan Dennis: Information previously
listed, Lot #29. 178. Henry Winslow: Information
previously listed, Lot #164. 179. Edith Oliver: Information
previously listed, Lot #3. 180. Romanos Rizk: (born 1927)
Represented by the Rice Polak Gallery. Studied at Vesper George Sch. Art,
Boston, Butera Sch. Art., Boston, Cape Sch. of Art with Henry Hensche. Member of
PAAM (trustee, 1967). Exhibits include Cape Cod AA, Provincetown AA, Cape Cod
Invitational, Bristol Art Mus., Provincetown AA Invitational, Arwin Galleries,
Detroit, MI., Falmouth Artists Guild (first prize) and AA Nantucket. Works at:
Mus. FA., Mobile, Al., State Street Bank Bldg. Gal., Boston. Well listed and
collected artist of Provincetown. 181. 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. 182. Harvey Dodd: Information previously
listed, Lot #8. 183. Henry Winslow: Information
previously listed, Lot #164. 184. Morgan Dennis: Information previously
listed, Lot #29. 185. Albert Casatelli: Information
previously listed, Lot #172. 186. Morgan Dennis: Information
previously listed, Lot #29. 187. Morgan Dennis: Information
previously listed, Lot #29. 188. 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. |
