1978 Grand National Catalog - American Artists Professional League

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The President, the National Board and the full Methbership of the American Artists Professional
League wish to express their deepest gratitude to Union Carbide Corporation for their many courtesies and
generosity in making this Exhibition possible.
PURPOSES and OBJECTIVES
of the
AMERICAN ARTISTS PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE
To adrance the cause of fine arts in America, through the
promotion of high standards of beauty, integrity and cra[ftsmanship in painting, sculpture and the graphic arts.
To emphasize the inportance of order and coherent communication as prime requisites of works of' art through exhibitions
and publications.
President............................................
FRANKC. WRIGHT
First Vice President.................................
MICHAEL WERBOFF
Second Vice President.................................
ANGELO JOHN GRADO
Third Vice President...............................
PETER A. MATULAVAGE
Vice President
& Chairman Chapter Committee
MIRIAM Y. BURRILL
Vice President
& Treasurer........
MILDRED STARRS
Vice President
&Assistant Treasurer...............................
KATHERINE THAYER HOBSON
GeneralCounse1................................
JOHN S. DOLE
Assistant Counsel..............................
MICHAEL J. HUGHES
Recording Secretary...........................................
pATRICIASPROUIjS
Directors
GRACE BOGERT
LOTTIE MEYER CATOK
GRANVILLE W. CARTER, N.A.
RAYMOND GOLDBERG
JOHN DAMRON
JOHN HINES
AMANDA VAN DER VOORT
Chairman Committee on Prints...........................................GRACE A. ALBEE, N.A.
Chairman'Technical Committee.............
DR. ROBERT L. FELLER
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OUR FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
In this, our 50th year, it is appropriate that we review, briefly, where we have been`and give thought tO Where We are going.
In the 1920,s a group of celebrated artists decided to organize for the Protection Of the interests Of artists. The standardization
of the quality of artists, pigments, the promotion ofhigh standards ofartistic performance, integrity and craftsmanship were among
the original purposes. The majority of this Committee were member's of the National Academy of Design, the Salmagundi Club
and the Society of Illustrators.
charles Dana Gibson was the first Committee Chairman. Out of this effort the American Artists Professional League was
established, in 1928. F. Ballard Williams was the first President, Wilford Conrow first Secretary, and Godron Grant, Treasurer.
Among other founders of equal eminence were Hobart Nichols, Bruce Crane, Howland Blashfield, J. Scott Williams, Abbott
Graves, Orlando Rowland and Albert T. Reid.
Through Albert Reid,s effort it became government POliCy that Official Washington portraits be executed by American artists
only. wilford Conrow,s specialty was pigments. and their physical Purity. Through him a grant was 'obtained from the Carnegle
corporation Endowment Fund for color pigment research. Dr. Martin Fischer undertook the work at the University of Cincinatti.
It was completed in 1932 and AAPL became the authority on artists, PigmentS, and Was largely instrumental in Securing U.S.
Bureau of Standards original set of government SPOnSOred Standards for artists, COlors. These standards were updated in 1962,
and are now in process of being updated again to include acrylic and the newer materials, in cooperation With the Inter-Society
Color Council, which AAPL joined about l940.
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In 1930 AAPL founded American Art Week, and sponsored its observance nationally during the first Week in November.
Rising costs and diminishing funds necessitated its discontinuance in the early ,70,s. Proclamations by Governors and Mayors
attested to the program,s desirability and success. In the words of President Eisenhower, in a telegram to the League in 1959,
ccAmerican Art Week invites the attention of our people to the heritage and vigor of creative America. We are
grateful for American artists who have achieved. success- in the Past, and We are appreciative Of their efforts in the
present day. Their works contribute much to our Capacities tO See, tO understand, and tO enjoy the wonders Of
this world and the human spirit."
In 1964 AAPL organized the Council of American Artists Societies, which is an affiliation of some 100 artists societies, from
coast to coast, whose aims and purposes are the same as ours - the enrichment of our culture through the upholding of
traditional standards.
In 1973, after we had requested exemption of white le;d Paints intended for use by artists from the Pending ban On home
paints containing lead, on the grounds that they were indispensable, and did not constitute a danger to Children, we were notified
by the consumer product commission that the exemption had been granted, and the notice published in the Federal Register
in October.
For many years the AAPL has led the movement for fair treatment Of traditional art, in an era during which extremes, fads,
shocks, and abstractions have been getting the lion,s share of government sponsorship, grants of the public's money, and
commercial promotion.
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official exhibitions of ccAmerican Arr sent abroad have been almost totally a-_ominated by extremes ofvarious ,,schools,, Which
were neither fully nor truly representative of contemporary art in tffiS country, and did not Create a true and favorable image
of American culture.
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AAPL has ,raised official objection tO this Practice at the highest level Of government, at the White House, befor.e Senate
committees, through lectures, radio broadcasts, TV appearances, and in publications. At last this campaign is breanng fruit.
Even those galleries, museums and Critics, Which have been foremost in embracing the..absurd,, are now turning tO..realism,
naturalism", etc.
we are grateful to those of our Officers, Directors and members who have given exhausting hours Of PreCiSiOuS time,
self-sacrificing devotion and commitment to this cause.
The public preference for beauty' meaning and reality Can now be found in Paintings and SCulPture Which enrich and
enhance life.
This, after all, is the purpose of art.
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Franc C. Wright
AMERICAN ARTISTS- PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE
FOUNDED 1928
^itAY 8" - hitAY 26"
1978
9 AM to 4 PM MONDAY ®
FRIDAY
CLOSED SATURDAY and SUNDAY
1928
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
1978
GRAND NATIONAL
MICHAEL J. HUGHES, Exfoz.bz.rz.o72 Cfeczz.rmtz7Z
JURY of SELECTION
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF A.A.P.L.
WILL SERVE AS THE JURY OF SELECTION
JURY OF AWARDS
OIL AND POLYMER PAINTINGS
George Cheropov
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Raul Mina-Mora
Henry Gasser, Chairman
\VATERCOLORS
SCULPTURE
Arthur Barbour
Dorise Olson Mina-Mora
Helen Haas
John Terken
Louis Bonamarte; Cfeczz.rmcz#
Marilyn Newmark, Cfeczz.rJ7?CZre
PRINTS, DRAWINGS, LITHOGRAPHS, PASTELS
Robert D. MacGillis
Raymond Goodbred
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Michael Werboff, Cfe4".rmCZ#
AIjL AWARDS FROM AMERICAN ARTISTS FUND
MEMBERS OF THE JURY OF AWARDS ARE NOT IN COMPETITION
47TH STREETat PARK AVENUE
UNION CARBIDE GALLERY
NEW YORK CITY
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GRAND NATIONAL
EXHIBITION AWARDS 1978
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NEWINGTON AWARD, best painting, any medium, Don Miles,.6Selling the Catch" - #70
50th Anniversary, Still life, any medium, Joe Hing Lowe, 66Vases and Money Tree" - #64
50th Anniversary, Landscape, any medium, Ferdinand R. Petrie, ¬6Blairstown Approach" - #l48
50th Anniversary, Portrait, any medium, Gary David Hoffman, 6Tortrait of Kathleen" - #47
OIL & POLYMER PAINTINGS
A.A.P.L. GOLD MEDAL, Bernard Corey, 66Along the Mohawk Trail'' - #13
CLAUDE PARSONS MEMORIAL AWARD, Norma W. Dodson, 6Winte'r Retreat" - #23
THE PRESIDENT'S AWARD, Ramon Froman, cThe Gourd Dancer" - #35
MARGARET FERNALD DOLE MEMORIAL AWARD, Annette Adrian Hanna, a.Bonnie J." - #43
A.A.P.L. CASH AWARD, Ralph Ortiz, 6¬White Water"_ - #74
A.A.P.L. CASH AWARD, Frank Mason, N.A., 66Little Italy" - #67
M. GRUMBACHER CASH AWARD, Lee M..Loeb, 66South Street'' - #63
HONORABLE MENTION, Arthur Upelnieks, ¬6Coast of Maine" - #99
WATERCOLORS
A.A.P.L. GOLD MEDAL, Tom Nicholas, N.A., 6Tassing Shadows, St. Ives" - #144
A.A.P.L. CASH AWARD,_Nathalie J. Nordstrand, '.Winter White'' - #145
couNCIL oF AMERICAN ARTIST SOCIETIES AWARD, Mildred Sands Kratz, 66AI Fama IP -#136
WINSOR a NEWTON AWARD, Marion Brown, 6CIrish Cottage" - #113
A.A.P.L. CASH AWARD, Jahe Carlson, 6¬Survivar - #116
HONORABLE MENTION, Joan Rudman, ¬6Gathering Clouds" - #151
PRINTS, DRAWINGS, LITHOGRAPHS, PAST-ELS
A.A.P.L.- GOLD MEDAL, Alderson Magee, ccJumping Mallard% - #l71
A.A.P.L. CASH AWARD, Angelo John Grado, 6.The Little Mother - #169
A.A.P.L. CASH AWARD, Frank E. Zuccarelli, 66Autumn Marshland" - #l80
A.A.P.L. CASH AWARD, Edith Goetz, 6CComposition" - #l66
PASTEL SOCIETY OF AMERICAN-PLAQUE, Lorraine Grace,.,R6pose" - #168
HONORABLE MENTION, Rostislav Sazonov, 6CConnecticut Tree" - #173
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SCULPTURE
A.A.P.L.
GOLD
MEDAL,
Granville- W.
Carter,
N.A.,
6¬Charles
A.
Lindb-erg"
- #184
COUNCIL OF AMERICAN ARTIST SOCIETIES AWARD, Lucille C. Hampton,¬TheRapture"-#187
ANNA HYATT HUNTINGTON MEMORIAL AWARD, Agop Agopoff, N.A., ¬'Golden Brian" - #l81
JOHN T. GIBALA MEMORIAL AWARD, William Byford-Brown, c¬Macaques" - #182
A.A.P.L. CASH AWARD, John Calabro, 66George Bernard Shaw" - #183 i
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THE JURY OF AWARDS
REPRESENTED BY THEIR WORKS
JOHN TERKEN
Thomas Jefferson
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T.<FarrsrFTnrf/FTr- rFTJIFrS; i+.*rsn+«m-^~
FtAY GOODBF]ED
Model Resting
Collection, Art Student's League
HELEN HAAS
Hon- James ForrestaI,
Late Secretary of the Navy, U-S.A.
ForrestaI LibraryJ Princeton
MICHAEL WERBOFF
William Church Osborn
past pr-esident of
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum Collection
RAUL MINA-MORA
Fishing Boat, Maine
LOU BONAMAF]TE
New Hampshire Farm
ROBERT MacGILLIS
Bozrah Oak
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HENRY GASSER] N-A.
Quarry Houses
MARILYN NEWMARK
The Broken Leather
ARTHUR J. BARBOUR
- ,Jersey C'Ity Court House
DORISE OLSON MINA-MOF]A
Fishermen at Dawn
GEOFtGE CHEF]EPOV
Autumn F}eflection
AWARDS
BEST PAINTING IN SHOW _ ANY MEDIUM
NEWINGTON PRIZE - $1,000
50th ANNIVERSARY AWARD - STILL LIF'E
any medium - $100
50th ANNIVERSARY AWARD - LANDSCAPE
OR MARINE - any medium - $100
50th ANNIVERSARY AWARD - PORTRAIT
any medium - $100
SCULPTURE
A.A.P.L. GOLD MEDAL
COUNCIL OF` AMERICAN ARTIST
SOCIETIES AWARD - $250
ANNA HYAIT HUNTINGTON
MEMORIAL AWARD - $100
A.A.P.L. AWARD - $100
JOHN T. GIBALA MEMORIAL AWARD - $50
HONORABLE MENTION
OILS a POIJYMERS
A.A.P.L. GOLD MEDAL
CLAUDE PARSONS MEMORIAL AWARD
LANDSCAPE - $250
THE PRESIDENT,S AWARD - $100
MARGARET F'ERNALD DOLE
MEMORIAL AWARD - $100
A.A.P.L. AWARD - $100
A.A.P.L. AWARD - $50
M. GRUMBACHER AWARD - $100
HONORABLE MENTION
WATERCOLORS
A.A.P.L. GOLD MEDAL
A.A.P.L. AWARD - $100
COUNCIL OF' AMERICAN ARTIST
SOCIETIES AWARD - $100
A.A.P.L. AWARD - $50
WINSOR a NEWTON AWARD
HONORABLE MENTION
PRINrrS, DRAWINGS' LITIIOGRAPIIS,
PASTE,LS
A.A.P.L. GOLD MEDAL
A.A.P.L. AWARD - $100
PASTEL SOCIETY OF AMERICA
PLAQUE FOR PASTEL
A.A.P.L. AWARD - $50
A.A.P.L. AWARD - $25
HONORABLE MENTION
OIL a POLYMER PAINTINGS
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Artist
Title
JAN ANTONIDES
GRACE BAKER
GEORGIE READ BARTON .
HARRY L. BARTON
RO-BEET C. BENHAM
GRACE BOGART
WILLIAM J. BURNS
MIRIAM Y. BURRILL
View Beyond
I Am Shy, Pink
Winter Brook
Girl With Flowers
Fishermen Cascais, Portugal
mndswei)t
Inner Cove
Flower Arrangement
Fittingout Berth
Old Tennessee Bam
Blue and Orange
9.
10.
CAPT. WM[. H. BURRILL
VARY CANAR[NA
ll.
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ANDREA MAR[O CELLA
MARJORIE CLOSE
BEENARD COREY
MARY ANNA GOETZ COX
RAY CROSBY
CHARLES P. CROSS
CHARLOTTE DeCOZEN
HELEN DeCOZEN
RITA DeLELL[S
PAUL DeLORENZO
ROGER DEERING
ROBERT DOARES
NORIA W. DODSON
RUTH DORN
NORMA E. DORNEY
RUTH DUNCAN
THOMAS R. DUNLAY
ALEX DZIGURSKI
29.
EILEEN ELLIOTT
30.
EUGENIA ERRS
31.
LEN a. EVERETT
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35.
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38.
JACK FARAGASSO
LILLIAN FENDROCK
TOBY F'LUEK
RAMON FROMAN
CLIFFORD N. GEARY
CHARLES J. GERHART
PETER GIAQUINTO
39.
40.
41.
42.
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44.
VIRGINIA GOLDBERG
BATH-SHEBA GOLDSZER
MITZI VALENTINE COWARD
JACQUIE GRAY
ANNEITE ADRIAN HANN A
GENE HEBEL
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Mixed Efouquet
Along the Mohawk Trail
South Bend Falls
The Etoneyard
Labors Rest
Flowers
Bowl of Chrysanthemums
Mother,s Day
Self Portrait
Winter, Maine Coast
Yesterday,s Heroes
Winter Retreat
Autumn, Jamaica Bay
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Jann Highstreet
Windswept Grain Elevator, W. Texas
Berkshire Summer
Pacific M[oonlight
Bounty
Old Farm in Pennsylvania
Happy BirthdayJ Aunt
Mr. Smith and Maxine
In Profile
The Samovar
The Gourd Dancer
December Twilight
Woodland Waif
The Sentinel
Landscape
Artistl s Nook
Back Road
Floral
Bonnie J.
14th Street
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OIL a.POLYMER PAINTINGS
No®
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Artist
Title
ARTHUR HENDERSON
January Thaw
Sankety Bluff
Portrait of Kathleen
Hungry Horses
Ruth}s Peonies
Allamuchy
JOHN HINES
GARY DAVID HOFFMAN
ARTHUR HOOTON
RUTH HOWELL
F'RANCES WESTON HOYT
SUSANNE HURT
JACK JONES
BETTY KAYTES
R. CLAY KENT
DEB KERSTING
HENRY KETTING-OLIVIER
MARILYN KETTLER
A. E. LABUTIS KLUE
ROBERT C. KNUTSON
GARY L. KOLTER
PATRICK LAWLOR
WILLIAM LAWRENCE
LEE M. LOEB
JOE HING LOWE
MARY LUTH
JEFF MADDEN
FRANK MASON, N.A.
LONNIE MASON
SALPI MAVIAN
DON MILES
DREW MILLER
VICTOR J. MINCIELI
BRUCE K. MITCHELL
RALPH ORTIZ
LEILA BRASHEAR ORB
MARGUERITE S. PEARSON
EVELYN PICKING
ERNEST PRINCIPATO
ANNE RATOWSKI-WANGER
STEVEN RETTEGI
IRENE BOTH
FREDERICK SCHMIDT
GEORGE R. SCHNEIDER
GEORGE SCHWACHA
MARY SEARS
ELAINE SGAMBATI
CAROL SKUTNIK
PAT SMOOT
P r i Ce
On the Window Sill
Gloucester Docks
Croucher,s F'1owers
Hay Fields of Ireland
Goffle Brook
Fall Bouquet
Attic Treasures
Apples
Albert Dobrantz - Truck Garder
Territorial Law
Wonan
Brooklyn Bridge
South Street
Vases and Money Tree
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Misty Morn
Last Train ,Through McKeesport, Pa.
Little Italy
Companions
Still Life
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Selling the Catch
The Lacemaker
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3
Indian Man and Child
Misty Moming
White Water
Texas Homestead
Lady Linda
Summer-time
Morning Skyline, Boston
The Antwerp Attick
3:
Kathy
My Mother,s China
Winter Thaw
Holly
Winter Stream
First Day of Spring
Sangria
Century Old Cloth and Statue
The Wise Three
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OIL &'POLYMER, PAINTING.S
Artist
Title
89.
WILLIAM LEON STACKS
90.
91.
PAULINE STECHER
RUTH ROLSTON STEVENSON
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93.
DOROTHY S. STEWART
LUCILLE T. STILLMAN
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105A.
H. HURT STOESSEL
MARY KEIM TIETZE
DAN TOIGO
TOM TORRENTI
BRUCE B. TURNER
ARTHUR UPELNIEKS
F'RANK VAN STEEN
DOROTHY WARREN
MICHAEL A. WERBOF'F
JARVIS WILCOX
CARL WUERMER
BERNICE WURST
GEORGE CHEREPOV
Pickin, Weeds
East Meets West
Memorabilia
Moonlit Coast
Man Talk
Thera-Santorini
On the Amberjack
The Old Telephone
Portrait of Lane Hanford
Eastport, Maine
Coast of Maine
The Student
Golden Moments
Poet Marianne Moore
Anemonies
Winter Silence
Hills of Califon
Birches in Autumn
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WATER COLORS
PHIL AUSTIN
ELINORE BACHMAN
LYLE V. BALL
CAROL BERMEL
A. E. BOEDEKER
P. a. BRANNIGAN
ED BRENNAN
MARION B. BROWN
REYNOLD BROWN
EVELYN V. CARLSON
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JANE CARLSON
LOTTIE MEYER CATOK
ARLENE CORNELL
TERENCE COYLE
NEVA CURRY
JOHN DAMRON
PAT DAVIDSON
RITA DUIS
ELIZABETH ELBERG
GEORGE A. FISH
SOUTHWORTH FISHER
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STEPHEN FUGATE
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Twilight Visitors
Peonies in the Window
Old Home
Samovar
The Chief
Red Wheel
Dune Sentinel
Irish Cottage
On the Way to Rome
Of Brass and Brine
Survival
Rest Stop
Afternoon Patterns
A Walk in the Aftemoon
Feeling the Wind
Winter Solitude
Hi11}s Farm
Dark to Daylight
Golden Delicious
January Shadows
Butterfly Time
The Quilt
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WATER COLORS
No.
Price
A rtist
Title
Natures Beauty
Conversation of Events Past
Rest and Repair
On Railroad Street
500
2,000
600
400
500
750
385
250
NFS
300
128.
WILLIAM H. GALE
129.
HENRY GASSER
130.
131.
132.
NEWELL GILES
RAYMOND R. GOLDBERG
CLEM GOUVEIA
133.
JAMES M. HAUGHEY
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INGRID HOFER
FRANK JENNINGS
MILDRED SANDS KRATZ
ALEXANDER I. KOZLOFF
SAMUEL LEITMAN
NAT LEWIS
ROBERT D. MacGILLIS
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PETER MATULAVAGE
DORISE OLSON MINA-MORA
143.
HAUL MINA-MORA
Spanish Wind Mill
TOM NICHOLAS, N.A.
Passing Shadows, St. Ives
2
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146.
147.
NATHALIE J. NORDSTRAND
OLAF' OLOFFSON
MAUDE OLSEN
Winter White
148.
149.
150.
FERDINAND R. PETRIE
CARLTON PLUMMER
ARTHUR A. RAYMOND
151.
JOAN RUDMAN
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162A.
162B.
162C.
RAY SCHRYVER
F,RANK SOLTESZ
PATRICIA SPROULS
MILDRED STARES
ROBERT A. STEEDMAN
SUSAN SWARTZ
DOROTHY J. TEICHMAN
ROBERTA THRESHER
H. EDNA T. TOMPKINS
FLORENCE WHITEHILL
RUTH WILSON
ARTHUR J. BARBOUR
VIC CAPELLUPO
SHEILA LAVOVITCH
800
350
250
900
900
400
800
475
500
500
400
600
NFS
750
600
400
400
600
1,200
NFS
600
144.
Mohegan
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The Net Mender
Emperial Crown
Inlet IV
AI Fama II
Rockport, Mass.
Loading Canal Boats
Sarah Freeman
Twilight Limited
Cat-tails
PERRY ALLEY
RICHARD A. BOTTO
165.
F`LORA B. GIFF`UNI
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Winter Marshes
La Libertad
The Fair Committee
Blairstown Approach
Madrid, New Mexico
The Sargeant
Gathering Clouds
Under the Wharf
Ocean View
Help Him, Aeltje
Spring
Harvey,s Mill
Blossoms
Pennsylvania Quarry
The Fallen Birch
Of Cabbages and Kings
From Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Springtime Shadows
Land Legs
Valorie
Brown and Yellow
PRINTS, DRAWINGS, LITHOGRAPHS a PASTELS
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164.
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Hilltop Silhouette
Skipper
The Red Ribbon
PRINTS, DRAWINGS,' LITHOGRAPHS a PASTELS
EDITH GOETZ
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Composition
Grandmother Gregg,s Bouquet
DOROTHY GORMAN
LORRAINE GRACE
ANGELO JOHN GRADO
PAT HARRISON
ALDERSON MAGEE
LARRY R. MALLORY
ROSTISLAV SAZONOV
DOROTHY CARNINE SCOTT
Repose
The Little Mother
Taos pueblo
Jumping Mallard
Luna Moth
"N43:8F¬
Connecticut Tree
Bighorn Ram in Sonoran Desert
TARAS SHUMYLOWYCH
Ukranian Church XVII CenturyJ
Skoryky, West Ukraine
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SUSAN SYKES
VICTOR a. WESTMAN
FRANK C. WRIGHT
RHODA YANOW
Mrs. S.
The Last Westbound
Vermont October Glory
At the Paddock
Autumn Marshland
FRANK E. ZUCCARELLI
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SCULPTURE
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187.
AGOP AGOPOFF`, N.A.
WILLIAM BYF'ORD-BROWN
JOHN CALABRO
GRANVILLE W. CARTER, N.A.
ELISABETH CORDON CHANDLER, A.N.A.
GRACE DITZION
LUCILLE C. HAMPTON
KATHERINE THAYER HONSON
JANET LOEB
BRUNO MANKOWSKI
GEORGIA W. MITCHAM
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CARRY BOONE NELSON
GLORIA-ANN ROVELSTAD
DONALD RUBIN
MICHAEL N. STELZER
SHERRY ST. RENZ
JOHN TERKEN
Golden Brian
Macaques
George Bernard Shaw
Charles A. Lindberg
Queen Anne
Looking Back
The Rapture
Mother and Child
Mute Swan and Cygnet
The Wild Race
Content
Cornered Again
Secretariat
Living Wild
Jenny
Joseph
Thomas Jefferson
NFS
900
7,000
4,500
10,000
NFS
12,000
6,00O
2,500
95O
950
1,500
650
2,4OO
1,700
2,500
1,200
LIST OF EXHIBITORS a THEI.R ADDRESSES
Name
AGOP AcoPOFF
PERRY ALLEY
JAN ANTONIDES
PHIL AUSTIN
ELINORE BACHMAN
GRACE BAKER
LYLE V. BALL
GEORGIE READ BARTON
HARRY L. BARTON
ROBERT C. BENHAM
CAROL BERMEL
A.E. BOEDEKER
GRACE BOGERT
RICHARD A. BOTTO
PATRICK a. BRANNIGAN
EDWARD BRENNAN
MARION B. BROWN
REYNOLD BROEN
WILLIAM J. BURNS
MI.RIAM Y. BURRILL
CAPT. WILLIAM H. BURRILL
WILLIAM BYFORD-BROWN
JOHN CALABRO
MARY CANARINA
EVELYN V. CARLSON
JANE CARLSON
GRANVILLE W. CARTER
L orTIE MEYER CATOK
ANDREA MARIO CELLA
ELISABETH CORDON CHANDLER
MARJORIE CLOSE
BERNARD COREY
ARLENE CORNELL
MARY ANNA GOETZ COX
TERENCE COYLE
RAY CROSBY
CHARLES P. CROSS
NEVA CURRY
JOHN C. DAMRON
PAT DAVIDSON
CHARLOTTE DeCOZEN
HELEN DeCOZEN
RITA DeLELLIS
PAUL DeLORENZO
ROGER DEERING
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84 Glenmere Terr., Mahwah, N.J. 07430
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2 Montague Terr., Brooklyn Heights, N.Y. 11201
Box 2962, 1324 Richmond Rd., Wi11iamsburg' Va. 23185
181 Bert Harte, ,Reno, Nev. 89509
3 Hillside Ave., Summerside, P.E.I. Canada CIN 4H3
40-14 Utopia Pkwy.' Flushing' N.Y. 11358
4 Harbor Road, Gloucester, Mass. 01930
37 Glenside Road, South Orange, N.J. 07079
2965 Silver Lake Blvd., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44224
134 Reldyes Ave., Leonia, N.I. 07605
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484O No. Live Oak Cyn Rd., Li Verne, Ca. 91750
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411 Bloomfield Ave., Verona, N.J. 07O44
411 Bloomfield Ave., Verona, N.J. 07044
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36 Verdi Ave., Tuckhoe, N.Y. 10707
185 Mountain Ave., Arlington, Mass. 02174
81 Park Ave., Bronxville, N.J. 10708
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45 Mayfair Drive, Longmeadow, Mass. 01106
224 91 St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11209
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50 Beachmont Dr., San Francisco, Ca. 94132
199 Main St., South Grafton, Mass. 01560
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693 loth St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11215
305 E. 72nd St., NewYork, N.Y. 10021
620 Harold St., Mamaroneck, N.Y. 10543
421 E. Live Oak, Sam Gabriel, Ca. 91776
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742 Sterling Dr., Orange, N.J. 07050
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118 E. 60th St., New York, N.Y. 10021
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Name
GRACE DITZION
ROBERT DOARES
NORMA W. DODSON
RUTH DORN
NORMA E. DORNEY
RITA DUIS
RUTH DUNCAN
THOMAS R. DUNLAY
ALEX DZIGURSKI
ELIZABETH ELBERG
EILEEN ELLIOTT
EUGENIA ERES
LEN a. EVERETT
J ACK F'ARAGASSO
LILLIAN FENDROCK
GEORGE A. FISH
SOUTHWORTH FISHER
TOBY FLUEK
RAMON FROMAN
STEPHEN F'UGATE
WILLIAM H. GALE
HENRY GASSER
CLIF'FORD N. GEARY
CHARLES J. GERHART
PETER GIAQUINTO
FLORA B. GIFFUNI
NEWELL GILES
EDITH GOETZ
RAYMOND R. CroLDBERG
VIRGINIA GOLDBERG
BATH-SHEBA GOLDSZER
DOROTHY GORMAN
CLEM BOUVEIA
MITZI VALENTINE COWARD
LORRAINE GRACE
ANGELO JOHN GRADO
JACQUIE GRAY
LUCILLE C. HAMPTON
ANNETTE ADRIAN HANNA
PAT HARRISON
JAMES M. HAUGHEY
GENE HEBEL
ARTHUR HENDERSON
JOHN HINES
KATHERINE THAYER HOBSON
INGRID HOFER
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3635 Johnson Ave., New York, N.Y. 10463
300 N. Fulton St., Salisbury, N.C. 28144
49 Sherwood Dr., Hillsdale, N.J. 97642
6316 Strickland Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234
RF'D Sea Road, Kennebunk, Me. 04043
207 E. 74th St., New York, N.Y. 10021
1511 Fulton Ave., San Antonio, Tx. 78201
30 Ipswich St., Boston, Mass. 02215
1141 Lincoln Dr., Mountain View, Ca. 94040
29 E. 29th St., NewYork, N.Y. 10016
459 Ridgefield Road, Wilton, Conn. 06897
84-21 108th St., ,Richmond Hill, N.Y. 11418
150 E. 27th St., New York, N.Y. 10016
340 E. 55th St., New York, N.Y. 10022
236 Hope Street, Ridgewood, N.J. 07450
281 Oak Ave., ,River Edge, N.J. 07661
79 Central Parkway, Merrick, N.Y. 11566
60-10 47 Ave., Woodside, N.Y. 11377
8483 Stults Rd., ,Dallas, Tx. 75243
36 Laurel Hill Rd., Crugers, N.Y. 10521
Box 156 Hunting Lane, Wilbraham, Mass. 01905
654 Varsity Rd., So. Orange, N.J. 07079
20-26 47th St., Astoria, N.Y. 11105
52 Clark St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201
22 Brittany Ct.,I Northport, N.Y. 11768
180-16 Dalny Rd., Jamaica, N.Y. 11432
3 Old Wagon Rd., Old Greenwich, Conn. 06870
800 N. E. 21, Oklahoma City, Okla. 73105
126 Princeton Rd., Rockville Centre, N.Y. 11570
126 Princeton Rd., Rockville Centre, N.Y. 11570
46-10 61st St., ,Woodside, N.Y. 11377
RD 1 Box 29, Ebensburg, Pa. 15931
RD 2 Box 118B, Fraleigh Lane, Red Hook, N.Y. 12571
RD 3 Box 430, Vergennes, Vt. 05491
14 E. goth St., New York, N.Y. 1OO28
641-46 St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11220
320 Riverside Dr., New York, N.Y. 10025
1763 Second Ave., New York, N.Y. 10028
ll N. Glen Rd., Mountain Lakes, N.J. 07046
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Name
GARY DAVID HOFFMAN
ARTHUR HOOTON
RUTH HOWELL
F'RANCES WESTON HOYT
SUSANNE HURT
FRANK JENNINGS
JACK JONES
BETTY KAYTES
R. CLAY KENT
DORIS KERSTING
HENRY KETrING-OLIVIER
MARILYN KETTLER
A.E. LABUTIS KLUE
ROBERT C. KNUTSON
GARY L. KOLTER
ALEXANDER I. KOZLOFF
MILDRED SANDS KRATZ
PATRICK LAWLOR
WILLIAM LAWRENCE
SAMUEL LEITMAN
NAT LEWIS
JANET LOEB
L.EE M. LOEB
JOE HING LOWE
MARY LUTH
ROBERT D. MacGILLIS
JEFF MADDEN
ALDERSON MAGEE
LARRY R. MALLORY
BRUNO MANKOWSKI
FRANK MASON
LONNIE MASON
PETER MATULAVAGE
SALPI MAVIAN
DON MILES
DREW MILLER
DORIS OLSON MINA-MORA
HAUL MINA-MORA
VICTOR J. MINCIELI
GEORGIA W. MITCHAM
BRUCE K. MITCHELL
TOM NICHOLAS
CARRY BOONE NELSON
NATHALIE J. NORDSTRAND
OLAF' OLOFFSON
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299 Riverside Drive, New York, N.Y. 10025
12710 S.W. 17th Terrace, Miami, Fla. 33175
252 Newbury St., Peabody, Mass. 01960
308 Crescent Dr., ,Franklin Lakes, N.J. 07417
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483 Beverly Rd., Ridgewood, N.I. 07450
834 Flower Ave., Venice, Ca. 90291
440 E. 79th St., New York, N.Y. 10021
4995 Henry Hudson Pky., Bronx, N.Y..10471
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51 Overlook Rd., Caldwell, N.J-. 07006
3634 Seventh Ave., Sam Di6go, Ca. 92103
39-62 50th St., Woodside, N.Y. 11377
147-15 84 Dr.,.Briarwood, N.Y, 11435
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MAUDE OLSEN
LEILA BRASHEAR ORB
RALPH ORTIZ
MARGUERITE S. PEARSON
FERDINAND R. PETRIE
EVELYN J. PICKING
CARLTON PLUMMER
ERNEST PRINCIPATO
ANNE RATKOWSKI-WAGNER
ARTHUR S. RAYMOND
STEVEN RETTEGI
IRENE BOTH
GLORIA-ANN ROVELSTAD
DONALD RUBIN
JOAN RUDMAN
ROSTISLAV SAZONOV
F'REDERICK SCHMIDT
GEORGE R. SCHNEIDER
RAY SCHRYVER
GEORGE SCHWACHA
DOROTHY CARNINE SCOTT
MARY SEARS
ELAINE SGAMBATI
TARAS SHUMYLOWYCH
CAROL SKUTNIK
PAT SMOOT
FRANK SOLTESZ
PATRICIA M. SPROULS
WILLIAM LEON STACKS
MILDRED STARES
PAULINE STECHER
ROBERT A. STEEDMAN
MICHAEL N. STELZER
RUTH ROLSTON STEVENSON
DOROTHY S. STEWART
LUCILLE T. STILLMAN
H. KURT STOESSEL
SHERRY ST. RENZ
SUSAN SWARTZ
SUSAN SYKES
DOROTHY J. TEICHMAN
JOHN TERKEN
ROBERTA THRESHER
MARY KEIM TIETZE
H. EDNA T. TOMPKINS
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Town Landing Rd., Box 35, Friendship, Me. 04547
10118 Holly Springs, Houston, Tx. 77042
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30 Ipswich St., ,Boston, Mass. 02215
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DAN TOIGO
TOM TORRENTI
BRUCE B. TURNER
ARTHUR UPELNIEKS
FRANK VAN STEEN
DOROTHY WARREN
MICHAEL A. WERBOFF
VICTOR a. WESTMAN
FLORENCE WHITEHILL
JARVIS VILCOX
RUTH WILSON
FRANK C. WRIGHT
CARL WUERMER
BERNICE WURST
RHODA YANOW
FRANK E. 'ZUCCARELLI
GEORGE CHEREPOV
A.J. BARBOUR
VIC CAPELLUPO
SHEILA LAVOVITCH
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