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NEW ENGLAND GREAT.AUNT by Margaret Ferr]o/a Do/e
The President, the National Board and the full Membership of the American Artists Professional League
wish to express their deepest gratitude to Lever Brothers Company for their many courtesies and generosity in making this ExhibI.tiOn possible at Lever House.
PURPOSES clnd OBJECTIVES
of the
AMERICAN ARTISTS PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE
To advance the cause of fine arts in Americal
through the promotion of high standards of
. beauty' integrity.and craftsmanship in paint-
ing| sculpture and the graphic arts.
To emphasize the importance.of order and
c:oherent communication aS prime requisites
of works of c]rt through exhibitions and
publications.
OFFICERS
President
WHEELER WILLIAMS, N. A.
v/.ce pres/.der]t......................... FREDERIC WHITAKER, N. A.
2nd Vice President
MIRIAM Y. BURRILL
3rd Vice President
HERBERT BOHNERT
4th Vice President
FRANK C. WRIGHT
Treasurer
Recording Secretary
Corresponding Secretary
CATHY ALTVATER
....MARION STODDARD
...........KATHERINE THAYER HOB'SON
& lAssistant Treasurer
chcH.rmClr] Of Art & Membersh/.p........CHARLES HENRY NORMAN
National Director
of Amer/.ccm Art Week........... ANNE McCLURE HELLMANN
Editor of Bulletin
FRANK C. WRIGHT
chcH.rman Of Art;.sts Moterfo/s......MARGARET FERNALD DOLE
TOSCANINl by Herman Heilborn
DESOLATION
by
OIympio Brindesi
lSLAND PASTURE
by
A. LasseII
Ripley
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AMERICAN ARTISTSii. PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE
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APRIL 5_I8_I964
10AMto5PMMONDAY® FRIDAY
1 PM to 5 PM SATURDAY clndSUNDAY
l964 GRAND
NATIONAL l964
FRANK COOKMAN WRIGHT, Exh/.A/1/.on Chcw.rman
GEORGIE READ BARTON
CHARLES HENRY NORMAN
COMMITTEES
JURY of SELECTION
Oils and WATERCOLORS
HENRY GASSER, N.A., Chc".rmon
RUDOLF BERNATSCHKE
WALTER BRIGHTWELL
WILLIAM EARLE
WILLIAM HARNDEN
PRINTS
SCULPTURE
and
DONALD DE LUE, N.A., Chc".rmcm
DRAWINGS
KATHERINE THAYER HOBSON
PAUL BRANSOM
EDWARD FENNO HOFFMAN Ill
JURY of AWARDS
Oils and WATERCOLORS
JOHN C. PELLEW, N.A., Chc".rmon
HERBERT BOHNERT
FRANK J. REILLY, A.N.A.
DIMITRI ROMANOVSKY
PRINTS
SCULPTURE
and
EDMONDO QUATTROCCHl, N.A., Chc".rmcln
DRAWINGS
WHEELER WILLIAMS, N.A.
MARGARET FERNALD DOLE® FRANK C. WRIGHT
53rdSTREETatPARKAVENUE
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ELEANOR MELLON, N.A.
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NEWYORKCITY
THE WHITE DOOR
by
S6rgei Bongclrt
THE MILLS' PLACE
by
Paul Strisik
ST. STEFAN,YUGOSLAVIA
by
Louis J. KaepI A.N.A.
ASTRONAUT SCOTT CARPENTER
by
Everett Raymond Kinstler
READING, PENNSYLVANIA WINTER
by
EIizabeth T. Ryan
EVENING ANCHORAGE
by
Marian Andrews
NEW ENGLAND
by
Tom Nicholas
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PORTRAIT
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by
DavidA.. Leffel
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BRASS and STRAWBERRIE'S
by
Robert Douglas Hunter
ST. VEDAST LONDON
by
Betty Waldo Parish
STILL LIFE WITH MUM'S
by
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Maria Boveri CantareIIa
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MANHATTAN BRIDGE
by
Stanley Maltzman
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SWAN -PROTECTING NEST
by
Anna Hyatt Huntington
ROCKY MT. SHEEP,S HEAD
by
Emilie L. Fiero' N.S.S.
MOURNING FOR CHRIST
by
Adolph BIock
THE OLD HOMESTEAD
by
Harold A. R®ney
FIGHTING STALLIONS
by
Herbert Bohnert
THE LANTERN
by
Margaret A. Bergler
VERMONT W.INTER
by
WiIIiamH. Gale
UP
INTHEHILLS
by
Georgie Read Barton
NOVEMBER
in the.
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY
by Ruth. Duncan
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'SEA CAPTAIN
by
Katherine Thayer Hobson
GHANDI
by
Hannibal de BeIIis
THREE ORANGES
by
Lino Manzoni
CAPE ANN
by
Rclymond P. Eraser
AUTUMN PICKING'S
by
GIoria Layton
SHORING
by
Samuel Leitman' A.W.S.
WINTER'S CALM
by
Esther Minnick
NETWORK
by
Joseph Rossi
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OILS
Artist
1.
3.
4.
Back from Africa
EDITHC. BARRY
2. Z_L_'PLECH
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DAVIDA. LEFFEL
RICHARD F. WILLIAMS
C_andace
Pugrtrai t
Marian with Book
5. CESLOVAS JANUSAS
Fisherman's Cove
5A
6.
6A
7.
RUTH DUNCAN
LEONARDC. LANE
LEE WINSLOW COURT
FRANK SPRADLING
NovemberintheTexas Hill Country
Tropic Moon
8.
MIRIAM Y. BURRILL
9.
10.
RUTH ROLSTON STEVENSON
CATHERINE BOGARDUS
Seiner.s Conference
Low Tide
Crysanthemums
Moonlight
Look to Bromley
lOA GUSTAVE.CIMIOTTl
ll. ROBERT B. MARTIN
Poem
Pastoral
l2.
FRANK C. WRIGHT
Edgartown HclrbOr
l3.
WAYNE MORRELL
Winter Bound
l4.
GEORGE CHEREPOV
Sea 'Shore
l5.
ROGER DEERING
Sugaring Snow
l6.
PAUL STRISIK
The Mill.s' Place
17. .HAROLD A. RONEY
The old Homestead
l8.
GEORGIE READ BARTON
19.
MARIA BOVERI CANTARELLA
UpintheHiIIs
'StilI Life with Mums
20.
2l.
RICHARD AHNTHOLZ
HAROLD STEVENSON
22.
GENE MAGAZZINl
Summer Light
Winter Sycamore
Bouquet with St. Brigid Anemones
23.
ETTA BAUER
24.
GEORGE W. SHALL
September Song
BreclkfaSt Ready
25.
26.
ROSETTA BOHNERT
Magnolias
ALLEEN MORRISON
BIossom Time
27.
GEORGE BELINE
Foreboding
28.
WILLIAM H. HARNDEN
Ba.gdad Revisited
29.
FRANK REILLY
Still
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L.lie
30. NANCY FORD
3l. ROBERT DOUGLAS HUNTER
Gracie Mansion
32.
33.
34.
RENEE FOUCAULT
DAHLl-STERNE
VIONA ANN KENDALL
Still Lifewith Fruit
35.
JOSEPH ROS'Sl
Network
36.
SERGEI BONGART
White Door
37.
38.
39.
LEN G. EVERETT
FEODOR ZAKHAROV
REYNOLD WEIDENAAR
lA Basket of Lemons
40.
MANVILLE B. WAKEFIELD
The Letter
Canada Lake
Brass and Strawberries
Washington'Square on a Rainy Night
Demiion with Harvest
StiIIoLife
East Jordan and Southern
4l.
PAUL BRAN'SOM
42.
43.
JOE WANO-GANO
LINO MANZONl
Moonlight Serenade
45.
DANIEL GREENE
46.
NELSON DAVIES
The Dunes
Bouquet
3 Oranges
OILS
Title
Artist
47.
GLORIA LAYTON
Autumn Pickings
48.
49.
MARGARET FERNALD DOLE
JOHN S. SOBLE
New England Great Aunt
Radio City - Sixth Avenue
Fruits
Vince
The Lantern
50.
LUBOMYR R. KUZMA
5l.
ARTHUR MACLEAN
52.
MARGARET A. BERGLER
53.
HENRYNOEL
Quai D9Orleans
54.
WILLIAM HENRY EARLE
55.
HARRISON CADY
Pewter & Violet
The Wounded'Whale
56.
ROSINA GANDOLFl
White Daisies
57.
RAYMOND P. ERASER
CcIPe Ann
58.
JOSEPH MARGULIES
Breton Seaman
59.
PAULINE LAW
Moroccan Drums
60.
VIRGINIA LIVINGSTON
Portra'It Of Joan
6l.
J. A. CEDERSTROM
62.
ELEANOR CHURCH
63.
JULIUS DELBO'S
Ancient Airs and Dances
The Breaker
Menemsha
After the Rains
64.
ELSIE COOPERMAN
65.
ANN BARNES
Ydung ArtI.St
66.
ARNOLD LAHEE
67.
MIRIAM'SACHS
Mouth of the Cave
May-Lan
68.
MICHAEL WERBOFF
69.
JEROME SZEREDAS
7O.
LOUISE GIBALA
Graritland Rice
Hudson River
Summer Bouquet
Betty Rubinstine
70A MOLLY GUION
WATERCOLORS
7l.
HENRY GASSER
Italian Archway
72.
AR-DIS HUGHES
The Monk
SI. Stefan' Yugoslavia
73.
LOUISJ. KAEP, A.N.A.
74.
MARGERY SOROKA
Fru'It & Wine
75.
ESTHER MINNICK
Winter,s Calm
76.
ELIZABETH T. RYAN
ReadingI Pa. Wnter
77.
CATHERINE P. CLINEDINST
Spring Song
78.
STANLEY C. BRODEY
Deserted
79.
MARION ANDREWS
Evening Anchorage
80.
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82.
HERBERT BOHNERT
RUTHVANSICKLE FORD
MILDRED STARRS
Fighting Stallions
83.
ELLEN A. BOTTS
LEONA S. KNAPP
Light and Shadow
84.
85.
WILLIAM STROSAHL
Rugged Oak
AIways on Monday
86.
RONNI PASTORINI
Red Anemones
88.
SAMUEL LEITMAN
Shori ng
89.
CATHY ALTVATER
Sea Wind
From
My Desk
FIoraI Composit'IOn
WATERCOLORS
Artist
90.
Title
A. LASSELL RIPLEY
Island Pasture
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MICHAEL ROSSI
Cos Cob Boat Yard
92.
WILLIAM H. GALE
Vermont Winter
93.
LUIGI MOGLIA
Abandoned Shore Houses
94..
95.
ELIOT P. BATCHELDER
Eight_thirty A. M.
TOM NICHOLAS
New England
96. JAMES FERIOLA
LEEW. HUGHES,JR.
Water. s Edge
St. John.s-Orange' N. J.
97.
98. BARBARA VA'SSILIEFF
99. LINDSEY GUDGER
1_0-0. JO.SEPH A. TORRE
lO1.
RENITA JOHNSON
lO2.
ISABELLA B. MARKELL
Wild Sunflowers
Le Pant a.Espalion France
East River Crossing
Pitc:her and FIowers
PRINTS
and
DRAWINGS
Outofthe Blue
lO3. 'STANLEY MALTZMAN
lO4.
E. RAYMOND KIN'STLER
lO5.
BETTY WALDO PARISH
Manhattan Bridge
Astronaut Scott Carpenter
St. Vedast' London
105A JUNE Y. JONES
Miss Yackvorian
SCULPTURE
lO6.
HAZEL BRILL JACK'SON
Franciscan Garden Figure
107.
BETTI RICHARD
Dog Hammarskiold
lO8.
ADOLPH BLOCK
Mourning for Christ
lO9.
ANNA HYATT HUNTINGTON
Swan Protecting Nest
Tom
'Sea Captain
Ilo.
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AMELIA PEABODY
KATHERINE THAYER HOBSON
ll2.
JOHN TERKEN
ll3.
HERMAN HEILBORN
Toscanni
ll4.
HANNIBAL DE BELLIS
Ghandi
Felicity
ll5.
OLYMPIC BRINDESI
Desolation
ll6.
ELEANOR M. MELLON
lArnold Palmer
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PAUL FJELDE
Raccoon
ll8.
MALVINA HOFFMAN
Katherine CorneII
ll9.
EDMONDO QUATTROCCHl
Edmund _ Portrclit bust
]20.
C. PAUL JENNEWEIN
Comedy
l2l.
GERTRUDE K. LATHROP
Hall of Fame Medal
FIERO
of John JameslAudubon
Rocky Mountclin Sheepshead -
l22.
EMILIEL.
l23.
EDWARD FENNO HOFFMAN Ill
l24.
MARTHA C. GANGEL
Girlsof B.all
125.
MARION ROLLER
Possession
Portrait of a Boy
Primavera
l26.
THORN KISSEL, JR.
l27.
WH|ELER WILLIAMS
Wall Fountain
Little Sister
LIST OF EXHIBITORS AND ADDRESSES
No
ALTVATER, CATHY
l66 2ndAve., New York 3, N. Y.
l54-34 Riverside Dr., Beechhurst 57, N.Y.
ANDREWS, MARION
l62-ll
AHNTHOLZ, RICHARD
9th Aye., Whitestone, N.Y.
BARNES, ANN
70l
So. Summerlin, Orlando,
BARRY, EDITH C.
ll6
East66lSt., NewYork21, N. Y.
Florida
BARTON, GEORGIE READ
l54 Radford St., Yonkers 5, N.Y.
BATCHELDER, ELIOT P.
lo.Stuyvesant Oval, New York 9, N. Y.
BAUER, ETTA
45 MclnOr Road, PclterSOn, New Jersey
20
89
79
65
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94
23
27
52
log
BELINE, GEORGE
370 CentrcII Pclrk West, New York 25, N.Y.
BERGLER, MARGARET A.
4OO West22St., NewYork ll, N. Y.
BLOCK, ADOLPH
400 West23St., New York ll, N. Y.
BOGARDUS, CATHERINE
66 Highland Road, Stamford, Conn.
10
243 So. Broadway/ Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y.
BOTTS, ELLEN A.
l27 West 79St., New York 24, N. Y.
BRANSOM, PAUL
27 West67St., New York23, N. Y.
80
25
36
83
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BRINDESl, OLYMPIO
27 West l5St., NewYork ll, N.Y.
ll5
BRODEY, STANLEY C.
424 Woodmere Blvd., Woodmere, N. Y.
BURRILL, MIRIAM Y.
89 No. Arlington Aye., E. Orange, N. J.
CADY, HARRISON
27 West 67 St., New York, N. Y.
290l Grand Concourse, New York 68, N.Y.
408 Haverford St., Narberth, Pa.
King Street, Greenwich, Conn.
BOHNERT HERBERT
BOHNERT, ROSETTA
BONGART, 'SERGEI
CANTARELLA, MARIA BOVERI
CEDERSTROM, J. A.
CHEREPOV, GEORGE
243 So. Broadway/ Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y.
2226 West 7th St., Los Angeles 7, Calif.
CHURCH, ELEANOR
sterling
CIMIOTTl, GUSTAVE
47 Fifth Aye./ New York, N. Y.
CLINEDINST, KATHERINE P.
20 lselin Terrace/ Larchmont, N. Y.
46 Elizabeth Aye., Teaneck, N. J.
l6l Chapman St., Canton, Mass.
COOPERMAN, ELSIE
COURT, LEE WINSLOW
Ridge, Harrison, N. Y.
DAVIES, NELSON
l40 West69St., New York23, N. Y.
DE BELLl'S, HANNIBAL
DELBO'S, JULIUS
20 Fifth Aye., NewYork ll, N. Y.
ocean Avenue/ Kennebunkport, Maine
l67 East6l St., NewYork21, N.Y.
DEERING, ROGER
DOLE, MARGARET FERNALD
Ritch Avenue/ Byram, Conn.
DUNCAN, RUTH
l5ll Fulton Aye., Sam Antonio, Texas
EARLE, WILLIAM HENRY
EVERETT, LEN G.
p.o. Box 34, Wilton, Conn.
200 West 58St., New York l9, N. Y.
FERIOLA, JAMES
5l Bell St., Hempstead, N. Y.
FIERO,
FJELDE, PAUL
242-East l9St., New York 3, N. Y.
l6l Emerson Place, Brooklyn 5, N.Y.
FORD, NANCY
7 Gracie Square, New York'28, N. Y.
FORD, RUTH VAN'SICKLE
69 Central Aye., Aurora, Illinois
FOUCAULT, RENEE
28-08 215 St., Bayside, N. Y.
ERASER, RAYMOND P.
l89 West Brookline St., Boston l8, Mass.
EMILIE L.
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GALE, WILLIAM H.
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GANDOLFl, ROSINA
955 Sherman Aye., Bronx 56, N. Y.
Robin Hill
Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y.
GANGEL, MARTHA C.
lO Winslow Place, Larchmont, N. Y.
GASSER, HENRY
654 Varsl.ty Rd., So. Orange, N. J.
25l-24 5l Aye., Little Neck 62, N. Y.
33 West 67 St., New York 23, N.Y.
GIBALA, LOUISE
GREENE, DANIEL
GUDGER, LINDSEY
GUION, MOLLY
l92 Wembly Rd., Asheville, No. Carolina
Loudon Woods, Rye, N. Y.
HARNDEN, WILLIAM H.
33 West67 St., NewYork 23, N. Y.
HEILBORN, HERMAN
25'6 Kaplan Aye., Hackensack, N. J.
HOBSON, KATHERI.NE THAYER
27 West67St., New York 23, N. Y.
HOFFMAN, EDWARD FENNO III
353 Oak Terrace, Wayne, Pa.
HOFFMAN, MALVINA
l57 EcISt 35St., New York l6, N.Y.
HUGHES, ARDIS
67 West67 St., New York 23, N. Y.
52l Centre St., So. Orange, N. J.
HUGHES, LEE W.
HUNTER, ROBERT DOUGLAS
HUNTINGTON, ANNA HYATT
30 lpswich St., Boston, Mass.
Bethel, Connecticut
JACKSON, HAZEL BRILL
JANUSA.S, CESLOVAs
P.O. Box 806, Newburgh, New York
JENNEWEIN, C. PAUL
538 Van Nest Aye., Bronx, New York
l40 East46St., New York l7, N.Y.
30 lpswich 'St., Boston l5, Mass.
JOHNSON, RENITA
JONES, JUNE Y.
lOl-55 107 St., Ozone Pclrk, N. Y.
KAEP, LOUIS J.
l4 Anderson Rd., Greenwich, Conn.
KENDALL, VIONA ANN
3749 Cahuenga Blvd W., No. Hollywood, Calif.
KINSTLER, E. RAYMOND
15 Gramercy Park, New York 3, N. Y.
KISSEL, THORN, JR.
Valley
KNAPP, LEONA S.
2952 167 St., Flushing 58, N. Y.
KUZMA, LUBOMYR R.
66 St. Marks Place, NewYork 3, N. Y.
LAHEE, ARNOLD W.
LANE, LEONARD
75 Central Ave', Montclair, New Jersey
87 Southwest 9th Terrace, Boca Raton, Flo.
LATHROP, GERTRUDE K.
Under Mountain Rd., Falls Village, Conn.
LAW, PAULINE
LEFFEL, DAVIDA.
l5 GrclmerCy Park, New York 3, N. Y.
1842 Watson Ave., Bronx 72, N. Y.
l61 Columbus Aye., New York, N.Y I
LEITMAN, SAMUEL
2l=22 56 St., Woodside 77, N. Y.
LIVINGSTON, VIRGINIA
315 East68St., NewYork 21, N. Y.
LAYTON, GLORIA
Road, Owing Mills, Maryland
MAC LEAN, ARTHUR
l2 Casement, Darien, Connecticut
MAGAZZINI, GENE
249 Euclid Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
MALTZMAN, STANLEY
c/o Morse lnt'l, l22 E. 42St., NewYork l7, N.Y.
MANZONl, LINO
l367 First Aye., New York 2l, N. Y.
27 West67 St., New York 23, N. Y.
10 Gracie Square, New York 28, N. Y.
53 Vista Road, Levittown, Pa.
l33 East64St., NewYork2l, N. Y.
MARGULI ES, JOSEPH
MARKELL, lSABELLA B.
MARTIN, ROBERT B.
MELLON, ELEANOR M.
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MINNICK, ESTHER
225
MOGLIA, LUIGI
14 Baker Hill Road, GreatNeck, N. Y.
East74St., NewYork2l, N. Y.
MORRELL, WAYNE
l53 Main St., Rockport, Mass.
MORRISON, ALLEEN
4820 Webster St., Oakland 9, Calif.
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NICHOLAS, TOM
7 Wildon Heights, Rockport, Mass.
Silvermine Road, New Caanan, Conn.
NOEL, HENRY
PARISH, BETTY WALDO
PASTORINl, RONNI
4l Union Square, New York 3, N. Y,
l35 Walnut Avenue, Bogota, N. J.
PEABODY, AMELIA
Mill Fclrm, Dover, Mass.
PLECH, Z-L-
22 Hawley Terrace, Yonkers, N. Y.
QUATTROCCHl, EDMONDO
P.O.
REILLY, FRANK
RICHARD, BETTI
33 West 67St., New York 23, N.Y.
Durham Road, Larchmont, N, Y.
RIPLEY, A. LASSELL
52 FoIIem Road, Lexington, Mass.
ROLLER, MARION
l56-08 Riversi`de Dr. W., New York 32, N.Y.
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Box'l214, Long Island City/ N. Y.
RONEY, HAROLD A.
RR No. 8, Box 294B, Son Antonio I, Texas
ROSSl, JOSEPH
45 Lockwood Drive, CIifton, N. J.
ROSSI, MICHAEL
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RYAN, ELIZABETH T.
l4 SJtton Place'South, New York 22, N.Y.
SACHS, MIRIAM
779 Riverside Drive, New York 32, N. Y.
273 Bennett Avenue, New York 40, N. Y.
l505 Grand Concourse, Bronx, 52, N. Y.
200 East 16St., NewYork 3, N. Y.
l60-l5 7th Aye./ Beechhurst 57, N. Y.
SHALL, GEORGE W.
SOBLE, JOHN J.
SOROKA, MARGERY
SPRADLING, FRANK
WiltshirePlace, Yonkers, N. Y'
301 Park Lane, Douglaston 63, New York
315 West 70 St., New Yolrk 23, N. Y.
STARRS, MILDRED
STERNE-DAHLI
STEVENSON, HAROLD
STEVENSON, RUTH ROLSTON
STRISIK, PAUL
STROSAHL, WILLIAM
SZEREDA'S, JENOE
TERKEN, JOHN
TORRE, JOSEPH A,
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36l Glen Avenue, Sea Cliff79, N. Y.
26 West9 Street, New York ll, N. Y.
lo Main St., Rockport, Mass.
loo East 42St., Nev\ York l7, N. Y.
308 East73St., New York2l, N. Y.
939 - 8th Avenue/ New York 19, N. Y.
2625 Hudson Blvd., North Bergen, N. J.
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VA'SSELIEFF, BARBARA
9l Oxford BIvd., GreatNeck 23, N. Y.
WAANO-GANO, JOE
8926 Holly Place, Hollywood 46, Calif.
WAKEFIELD, MANVILLE B.
Stclte Road, Grahamsville, N. Y.
WEIDENAAR, REYNOLD
827 Giddings'Ave., S.E., Grand Rapids 6, Mich.
WERBOFF, MICHAEL
l west 67Street, New York 23, N. Y.
WILLIAMS, RICHARD F.
WRIGHT, FRANK C.
44 Hollywood Avenue, Crestwood-Tuckahoe, N.Y.
l5 W-est 67 St., New York 23, N. Y.
222. East7l St., New York 2l, N. Y.
ZAKHAROV, FEODOR
210 West59St., New York l9, N. Y.
WILLIAMS, WHEELER
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AWARDS
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SCULPTURE
A.A.P.L. GOLD MEDAL - Herman Heilborn' Hackensack' New Jersey - No. 113 - "Toscanni,.
ANNA HYATT HUNTINGTON AWARD _ SlOO - O/ymp/.o Br/.ndes/./ N. y. C. -- No. 7I5 - "Peso/of/.on..
A.A.P.L. AVARD - Sco - Edward Fenno Hoffman III' WayneI Penn. - No. 123 -..Little Sister..
roNORABLEMENTION - Gertrude K. LathropI N.A.I Falls ViIIageI Conn. - No. 121 - Hall of Fame
Medal of nJohn James Audubon"
OILS
A.A.P.L. GOLD MEDAL - Margaret Fernald Dole' Byram' Conn. - No.48 :.New England Great Aunt..
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TALENS-AND SONS AVARD - Robert Douglas Hunter' Boston' Mass. - No. 31 -..Brass a Strawberries..
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WINSOR AND NEWTON AVARD -.Louis J. Kaep' lA.N.A.I Greenwich' Conn. - No. 73-..St. Stefan,
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