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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 Leaguewish to express their deepest gratitude to Lever Brothers Company for their many courtesies and generos-ity 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 Americalthrough the promotion of high standards of

. beauty' integrity.and craftsmanship in paint-ing| sculpture and the graphic arts.

To emphasize the importance.of order andc:oherent communication aS prime requisitesof 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

3rd Vice President

4th Vice President

Treasurer

Recording Secretary

Corresponding Secretary

& lAssistant Treasurer

MIRIAM Y. BURRILL

HERBERT BOHNERT

FRANK C. WRIGHT

CATHY ALTVATER

....MARION STODDARD

...........KATHERINE THAYER HOB'SON

chcH.rmClr] Of Art & Membersh/.p........CHARLES HENRY NORMAN

National Directorof 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

DESOLATIONby

OIympio Brindesi

lSLAND PASTUREby

A. LasseII Ripley

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AMERICAN ARTISTSii. PROFESSIONAL LEAGUEllll . '.::FOUNDED 1928.`+.

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i APRIL 5_I8_I96410AMto5PMMONDAY® FRIDAY

1 PM to 5 PM SATURDAY clndSUNDAY

l964 GRAND NATIONAL l964FRANK 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".rmonRUDOLF BERNATSCHKEWALTER BRIGHTWELL

WILLIAM EARLE

WILLIAM HARNDEN

PRINTS

andDRAWINGS

PAUL BRANSOM

SCULPTURE

DONALD DE LUE, N.A., Chc".rmcm

KATHERINE THAYER HOBSONEDWARD FENNO HOFFMAN Ill

JURY of AWARDS

Oils and WATERCOLORS

JOHN C. PELLEW, N.A., Chc".rmonHERBERT BOHNERT

FRANK J. REILLY, A.N.A.DIMITRI ROMANOVSKY

PRINTSand

DRAWINGS

MARGARET FERNALD DOLE® FRANK C. WRIGHT

SCULPTURE

EDMONDO QUATTROCCHl, N.A., Chc".rmclnWHEELER WILLIAMS, N.A.

ELEANOR MELLON, N.A.

53rdSTREETatPARKAVENUE I EV.I R H.O U S I NEWYORKCITY

THE MILLS' PLACEby

Paul Strisik

THE WHITE DOOR

byS6rgei Bongclrt

ST. STEFAN,YUGOSLAVIAby

Louis J. KaepI A.N.A.

ASTRONAUT SCOTT CARPENTERby

Everett Raymond Kinstler

EVENING ANCHORAGEby

Marian Andrews

READING, PENNSYLVANIA WINTERby

EIizabeth T. Ryan

NEW ENGLANDby

Tom Nicholas

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BRASS and STRAWBERRIE'Sby

Robert Douglas Hunter

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PORTRAITI

byDavidA.. Leffel

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ST. VEDAST LONDONby

Betty Waldo Parish

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STILL LIFE WITH MUM'S

byMaria Boveri CantareIIa

MANHATTAN BRIDGEby

Stanley Maltzman

-,-i,T SWAN -PROTECTING NEST

byAnna Hyatt Huntington

ROCKY MT. SHEEP,S HEADby

Emilie L. Fiero' N.S.S.

MOURNING FOR CHRIST

byAdolph BIock

FIGHTING STALLIONSby

Herbert Bohnert

THE OLD HOMESTEADby

Harold A. R®ney

VERMONT W.INTERby

WiIIiamH. Gale

THE LANTERNby

Margaret A. Bergler

NOVEMBERin the.

TEXAS HILL COUNTRYby Ruth. Duncan

UP INTHEHILLSby

Georgie Read Barton

GHANDIby

Hannibal de BeIIis

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'SEA CAPTAIN

byKatherine Thayer Hobson

THREE ORANGESby

Lino Manzoni

CAPE ANNby

Rclymond P. Eraser

SHORING

bySamuel Leitman' A.W.S.

AUTUMN PICKING'S

byGIoria Layton

WINTER'S CALMby

Esther Minnick

NETWORK

byJoseph Rossi

Artist

1. EDITHC. BARRY

2. Z_L_'PLECH3. DAVIDA. LEFFEL4. RICHARD F. WILLIAMS

5. CESLOVAS JANUSAS

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OILS

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5A RUTH DUNCAN6. LEONARDC. LANE6A LEE WINSLOW COURT7. FRANK SPRADLING8. MIRIAM Y. BURRILL

9. RUTH ROLSTON STEVENSON10. CATHERINE BOGARDUSlOA GUSTAVE.CIMIOTTlll. ROBERT B. MARTINl2. FRANK C. WRIGHTl3. WAYNE MORRELLl4. GEORGE CHEREPOVl5. ROGER DEERINGl6. PAUL STRISIK17. .HAROLD A. RONEYl8. GEORGIE READ BARTON19. MARIA BOVERI CANTARELLA20. RICHARD AHNTHOLZ2l. HAROLD STEVENSON22. GENE MAGAZZINl23. ETTA BAUER24. GEORGE W. SHALL25. ROSETTA BOHNERT26. ALLEEN MORRISON27. GEORGE BELINE28. WILLIAM H. HARNDEN

29. FRANK REILLY30. NANCY FORD3l. ROBERT DOUGLAS HUNTER32. RENEE FOUCAULT33. DAHLl-STERNE34. VIONA ANN KENDALL35. JOSEPH ROS'Sl36. SERGEI BONGART37. LEN G. EVERETT38. FEODOR ZAKHAROV39. REYNOLD WEIDENAAR40. MANVILLE B. WAKEFIELD4l. PAUL BRAN'SOM42. JOE WANO-GANO43. LINO MANZONl45. DANIEL GREENE46. NELSON DAVIES

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Back from AfricaC_andacePugrtrai t

Marian with BookFisherman's Cove

NovemberintheTexas Hill CountryTropic MoonSeiner.s ConferenceLow TideCrysanthemumsMoonlightLook to BromleyPoemPastoralEdgartown HclrbOrWinter BoundSea 'ShoreSugaring SnowThe Mill.s' PlaceThe old HomesteadUpintheHiIIs'StilI Life with Mums

Summer LightWinter SycamoreBouquet with St. Brigid AnemonesSeptember SongBreclkfaSt ReadyMagnoliasBIossom TimeForeboding `Ba.gdad RevisitedStill L.lie

Gracie MansionBrass and StrawberriesStill Lifewith FruitWashington'Square on a Rainy NightDemiion with HarvestNetworkWhite DoorlA Basket of Lemons

StiIIoLife

East Jordan and SouthernThe LetterCanada LakeMoonlight Serenade3 OrangesThe DunesBouquet

OILS

Artist

47. GLORIA LAYTON48. MARGARET FERNALD DOLE49. JOHN S. SOBLE50. LUBOMYR R. KUZMA5l. ARTHUR MACLEAN52. MARGARET A. BERGLER53. HENRYNOEL54. WILLIAM HENRY EARLE55. HARRISON CADY56. ROSINA GANDOLFl57. RAYMOND P. ERASER58. JOSEPH MARGULIES59. PAULINE LAW60. VIRGINIA LIVINGSTON

6l. J. A. CEDERSTROM62. ELEANOR CHURCH63. JULIUS DELBO'S64. ELSIE COOPERMAN65. ANN BARNES66. ARNOLD LAHEE67. MIRIAM'SACHS

68. MICHAEL WERBOFF69. JEROME SZEREDAS7O. LOUISE GIBALA

70A MOLLY GUION

WATERCOLORS

7l. HENRY GASSER72. AR-DIS HUGHES

73. LOUISJ. KAEP, A.N.A.74. MARGERY SOROKA75. ESTHER MINNICK76. ELIZABETH T. RYAN77. CATHERINE P. CLINEDINST78. STANLEY C. BRODEY79. MARION ANDREWS80. HERBERT BOHNERT8l. RUTHVANSICKLE FORD82. MILDRED STARRS83. ELLEN A. BOTTS84. LEONA S. KNAPP85. WILLIAM STROSAHL

86. RONNI PASTORINI88. SAMUEL LEITMAN89. CATHY ALTVATER

Title

Autumn PickingsNew England Great AuntRadio City - Sixth AvenueFruitsVinceThe LanternQuai D9OrleansPewter & VioletThe Wounded'WhaleWhite DaisiesCcIPe AnnBreton SeamanMoroccan DrumsPortra'It Of JoanAncient Airs and DancesThe BreakerMenemshaAfter the RainsYdung ArtI.StMouth of the CaveMay-LanGraritland RiceHudson RiverSummer BouquetBetty Rubinstine

Italian ArchwayThe MonkSI. Stefan' YugoslaviaFru'It & Wine

Winter,s CalmReadingI Pa. WnterSpring SongDesertedEvening AnchorageFighting StallionsFrom My DeskFIoraI Composit'IOnLight and ShadowRugged OakAIways on MondayRed AnemonesShori ngSea Wind

WATERCOLORS

Artist

90. A. LASSELL RIPLEY9l. MICHAEL ROSSI

92. WILLIAM H. GALE

93. LUIGI MOGLIA94.. ELIOT P. BATCHELDER95. TOM NICHOLAS96. JAMES FERIOLA97. LEEW. HUGHES,JR.98. BARBARA VA'SSILIEFF99. LINDSEY GUDGER

1_0-0. JO.SEPH A. TORRElO1. RENITA JOHNSON

Title

Island PastureCos Cob Boat YardVermont WinterAbandoned Shore HousesEight_thirty A. M.New EnglandWater. s EdgeSt. John.s-Orange' N. J.Wild Sunflowers

Le Pant a.Espalion FranceEast River CrossingPitc:her and FIowers

PRINTS and DRAWINGS

lO2. ISABELLA B. MARKELLlO3. 'STANLEY MALTZMANlO4. E. RAYMOND KIN'STLERlO5. BETTY WALDO PARISH105A JUNE Y. JONES

SCULPTURE

lO6. HAZEL BRILL JACK'SON107. BETTI RICHARDlO8. ADOLPH BLOCKlO9. ANNA HYATT HUNTINGTONIlo. AMELIA PEABODYlil. KATHERINE THAYER HOBSONll2. JOHN TERKENll3. HERMAN HEILBORNll4. HANNIBAL DE BELLISll5. OLYMPIC BRINDESIll6. ELEANOR M. MELLONll7. PAUL FJELDEll8. MALVINA HOFFMANll9. EDMONDO QUATTROCCHl]20. C. PAUL JENNEWEINl2l. GERTRUDE K. LATHROP

l22. EMILIEL. FIERO

l23. EDWARD FENNO HOFFMAN Illl24. MARTHA C. GANGEL125. MARION ROLLERl26. THORN KISSEL, JR.l27. WH|ELER WILLIAMS

Outofthe BlueManhattan BridgeAstronaut Scott CarpenterSt. Vedast' LondonMiss Yackvorian

Franciscan Garden FigureDog HammarskioldMourning for ChristSwan Protecting NestTom'Sea Captain

FelicityToscanniGhandiDesolationlArnold Palmer

RaccoonKatherine CorneIIEdmund _ Portrclit bustComedyHall of Fame Medal

of John JameslAudubonRocky Mountclin Sheepshead -

Wall FountainLittle SisterGirlsof B.all

PossessionPortrait of a BoyPrimavera

LIST OF EXHIBITORS AND ADDRESSES

AHNTHOLZ, RICHARDALTVATER, CATHYANDREWS, MARION

BARNES, ANNBARRY, EDITH C.

BARTON, GEORGIE READBATCHELDER, ELIOT P.BAUER, ETTABELINE, GEORGEBERGLER, MARGARET A.BLOCK, ADOLPHBOGARDUS, CATHERINEBOHNERT HERBERTBOHNERT, ROSETTABONGART, 'SERGEI

BOTTS, ELLEN A.BRANSOM, PAULBRINDESl, OLYMPIO

BRODEY, STANLEY C.BURRILL, MIRIAM Y.

CADY, HARRISONCANTARELLA, MARIA BOVERICEDERSTROM, J. A.CHEREPOV, GEORGECHURCH, ELEANORCIMIOTTl, GUSTAVE

CLINEDINST, KATHERINE P.

COOPERMAN, ELSIECOURT, LEE WINSLOW

DAVIES, NELSONDE BELLl'S, HANNIBALDEERING, ROGERDELBO'S, JULIUSDOLE, MARGARET FERNALDDUNCAN, RUTH

EARLE, WILLIAM HENRYEVERETT, LEN G.

FERIOLA, JAMESFIERO, EMILIE L.

FJELDE, PAULFORD, NANCYFORD, RUTH VAN'SICKLEFOUCAULT, RENEEERASER, RAYMOND P.

l66 2ndAve., New York 3, N. Y.l54-34 Riverside Dr., Beechhurst 57, N.Y.l62-ll 9th Aye., Whitestone, N.Y.

70l So. Summerlin, Orlando, Floridall6 East66lSt., NewYork21, N. Y.l54 Radford St., Yonkers 5, N.Y.lo.Stuyvesant Oval, New York 9, N. Y.45 MclnOr Road, PclterSOn, New Jersey370 CentrcII Pclrk West, New York 25, N.Y.4OO West22St., NewYork ll, N. Y.400 West23St., New York ll, N. Y.66 Highland Road, Stamford, Conn.243 So. Broadway/ Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y.243 So. Broadway/ Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y.2226 West 7th St., Los Angeles 7, Calif.l27 West 79St., New York 24, N. Y.27 West67St., New York23, N. Y.27 West l5St., NewYork ll, N.Y.424 Woodmere Blvd., Woodmere, N. Y.89 No. Arlington Aye., E. Orange, N. J.

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.sterling Ridge, Harrison, N. Y.

47 Fifth Aye./ New York, N. Y.20 lselin Terrace/ Larchmont, N. Y.46 Elizabeth Aye., Teaneck, N. J.l6l Chapman St., Canton, Mass.

l40 West69St., New York23, N. Y.20 Fifth Aye., NewYork ll, N. Y.ocean Avenue/ Kennebunkport, Mainel67 East6l St., NewYork21, N.Y.Ritch Avenue/ Byram, Conn.l5ll Fulton Aye., Sam Antonio, Texas

p.o. Box 34, Wilton, Conn.200 West 58St., New York l9, N. Y.

5l Bell St., Hempstead, N. Y.242-East l9St., New York 3, N. Y.l6l Emerson Place, Brooklyn 5, N.Y.7 Gracie Square, New York'28, N. Y.69 Central Aye., Aurora, Illinois28-08 215 St., Bayside, N. Y.l89 West Brookline St., Boston l8, Mass.

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LIST OF EXHIBITORS AND ADDRESSES-(Continued)~ =

GALE, WILLIAM H.GANDOLFl, ROSINAGANGEL, MARTHA C.GASSER, HENRYGIBALA, LOUISEGREENE, DANIELGUDGER, LINDSEYGUION, MOLLY

HARNDEN, WILLIAM H.

HEILBORN, HERMAN

HOBSON, KATHERI.NE THAYERHOFFMAN, EDWARD FENNO IIIHOFFMAN, MALVINAHUGHES, ARDIS

HUGHES, LEE W.HUNTER, ROBERT DOUGLASHUNTINGTON, ANNA HYATT

JACKSON, HAZEL BRILLJANUSA.S, CESLOVAsJENNEWEIN, C. PAULJOHNSON, RENITAJONES, JUNE Y.

KAEP, LOUIS J.KENDALL, VIONA ANNKINSTLER, E. RAYMONDKISSEL, THORN, JR.KNAPP, LEONA S.KUZMA, LUBOMYR R.

LAHEE, ARNOLD W.LANE, LEONARDLATHROP, GERTRUDE K.LAW, PAULINELAYTON, GLORIALEFFEL, DAVIDA.LEITMAN, SAMUELLIVINGSTON, VIRGINIA

MAC LEAN, ARTHURMAGAZZINI, GENE

MALTZMAN, STANLEYMANZONl, LINOMARGULI ES, JOSEPHMARKELL, lSABELLA B.MARTIN, ROBERT B.MELLON, ELEANOR M.

lO Robin Hill Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y.955 Sherman Aye., Bronx 56, N. Y.lO Winslow Place, Larchmont, N. Y.

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.l92 Wembly Rd., Asheville, No. CarolinaLoudon Woods, Rye, N. Y.

33 West67 St., NewYork 23, N. Y.25'6 Kaplan Aye., Hackensack, N. J.27 West67St., New York 23, N. Y.353 Oak Terrace, Wayne, Pa.l57 EcISt 35St., New York l6, N.Y.67 West67 St., New York 23, N. Y.52l Centre St., So. Orange, N. J.30 lpswich St., Boston, Mass.Bethel, Connecticut

P.O. Box 806, Newburgh, New YorklOl-55 107 St., Ozone Pclrk, N. Y.538 Van Nest Aye., Bronx, New Yorkl40 East46St., New York l7, N.Y.30 lpswich 'St., Boston l5, Mass.

l4 Anderson Rd., Greenwich, Conn.3749 Cahuenga Blvd W., No. Hollywood, Calif.15 Gramercy Park, New York 3, N. Y.Valley Road, Owing Mills, Maryland

2952 167 St., Flushing 58, N. Y.66 St. Marks Place, NewYork 3, N. Y.

75 Central Ave', Montclair, New Jersey87 Southwest 9th Terrace, Boca Raton, Flo.Under Mountain Rd., Falls Village, Conn.l5 GrclmerCy Park, New York 3, N. Y.1842 Watson Ave., Bronx 72, N. Y.l61 Columbus Aye., New York, N. IY2l=22 56 St., Woodside 77, N. Y.315 East68St., NewYork 21, N. Y.

l2 Casement, Darien, Connecticut249 Euclid Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.

c/o Morse lnt'l, l22 E. 42St., NewYork l7, N.Y.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. i:iog:;;;;A;

LIST OF EXHIBITORS AND ADDRESSES-(Continued)

MINNICK, ESTHER

MOGLIA, LUIGI

MORRELL, WAYNEMORRISON, ALLEEN

NICHOLAS, TOMNOEL, HENRY

PARISH, BETTY WALDOPASTORINl, RONNIPEABODY, AMELIAPLECH, Z-L-

QUATTROCCHl, EDMONDO

REILLY, FRANKRICHARD, BETTIRIPLEY, A. LASSELLROLLER, MARIONRONEY, HAROLD A.ROSSl, JOSEPHROSSI, MICHAEL

RYAN, ELIZABETH T.SACHS, MIRIAM

SHALL, GEORGE W.SOBLE, JOHN J.SOROKA, MARGERYSPRADLING, FRANKSTARRS, MILDREDSTERNE-DAHLISTEVENSON, HAROLDSTEVENSON, RUTH ROLSTONSTRISIK, PAULSTROSAHL, WILLIAMSZEREDA'S, JENOE

TERKEN, JOHNTORRE, JOSEPH A, ,

VA'SSELIEFF, BARBARA

WAANO-GANO, JOEWAKEFIELD, MANVILLE B.

WEIDENAAR, REYNOLDWERBOFF, MICHAELWILLIAMS, RICHARD F.

WILLIAMS, WHEELER

WRIGHT, FRANK C.

ZAKHAROV, FEODOR

225 East74St., NewYork2l, N. Y.14 Baker Hill Road, GreatNeck, N. Y.l53 Main St., Rockport, Mass.4820 Webster St., Oakland 9, Calif.

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7 Wildon Heights, Rockport, Mass.Silvermine Road, New Caanan, Conn.

4l Union Square, New York 3, N. Y,l35 Walnut Avenue, Bogota, N. J.Mill Fclrm, Dover, Mass. .

22 Hawley Terrace, Yonkers, N. Y.

P.O. Box'l214, Long Island City/ N. Y.

33 West 67St., New York 23, N.Y.Durham Road, Larchmont, N, Y.52 FoIIem Road, Lexington, Mass.l56-08 Riversi`de Dr. W., New York 32, N.Y.RR No. 8, Box 294B, Son Antonio I, Texas45 Lockwood Drive, CIifton, N. J.ll WiltshirePlace, Yonkers, N. Y'l4 SJtton Place'South, New York 22, N.Y.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.301 Park Lane, Douglaston 63, New York315 West 70 St., New Yolrk 23, N. Y.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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9l Oxford BIvd., GreatNeck 23, N. Y.

8926 Holly Place, Hollywood 46, Calif.Stclte Road, Grahamsville, N. Y.

827 Giddings'Ave., S.E., Grand Rapids 6, Mich.l west 67Street, New York 23, N. Y.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.

210 West59St., New York l9, N. Y.

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AWARDS` |` i |

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 FameMedal of nJohn James Audubon"

OILS

A.A.P.L. GOLD MEDAL - Margaret Fernald Dole' Byram' Conn. - No.48 :.New England Great Aunt..

THE PRESIDENT'S AVARD - SlOO - Paul StrisI.k' Rockport' Mass. - No. 16 -..The NliIIs. Place..

A.A.P.L. AVARD - Sso - Sergei Bongart' Los AngelesI Calif. - No. 36 - a.TheWhite Door..

GRUMBACHER ARTISTS MATERIALS AWARD - Dov/.a A. Leffe// N.y.C. - AVo..3 - "Porfra/i"

TALENS-AND SONS AVARD - Robert Douglas Hunter' Boston' Mass. - No. 31 -..Brass a Strawberries..

HONORABLE MENTION - Nlaria Boveri CantareIIa' New York City - No. 19 -.cStiII Life wit.h Nlums..

WATERCOLORS

A.A.P.L. GOLD-MEDAL - Tom Nicholas' Rockport' Mass. - No. 95 -..New England..

A.A.P.L. AVARD - STOO - A. LasseI RipleyI Lexington' Mass. - No. 90 -..Island Pasture..

WINSOR AND NEWTON AVARD -.Louis J. Kaep' lA.N.A.I Greenwich' Conn. - No. 73-..St. Stefan,

yugoslav-ia"

A.A.P.L. AVARD - Sso - EIizabeth T. Ryan' N. Y. C. - No. 76 - a.ReadingI PennsylvaniaWinter..

roNORABLE MENTION - Mar/.on Andrews, Wh/.testone, AV.Y. - No. 79 - "Even/.ng lAnchorage"

PRINTS and DRAWINGS

A.A.P.L. GOLD MEDAL - E. Raymond Kinstler' N.Y.C. - No. 104 -.GAstronaut Scott Carpenter..

A.A.P.L. AVARD - Sso - BettyWaldo Parish' N.Y.C. - No. 105 -..St. Vedast' London..

A.A.P.L. AVARD - $25 - Stanley Maltzman' N.Y.C. - No. 103 -..Manhattan Bridge..

HONOF¬ABLE MENTION - IsabeIIa. B. MarkeIII N.Y.C. No. 102 -..Out of the Blue..

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