FIRST 1961 SHOW JULY 2 - JULY 29

PROVINCETOWN ART ASSOCIATION FORTY-SEVENTH SEASON

PRICE 25c

SHORE STUDIOS 47 Commercial Street, West End

Tel. 277

(Special Exhibition Gallery 90 Commercial St.)

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OILS - WATERCOLORS

The Studios are showing the most outstanding

collection of contemporary art to be seen in

New England - and represent over 45 artists of national and international importance.

Open Daily 9:30 A. M. to 9:30 P. M.

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Where the setting is unusual

the food superb the drinks excellent

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Our 27th Season

PROVINCETOWN IN THE ADVENTUROUS '20s

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Directory of Art Schools in Provincetown 196 1

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THE CAPE SCHOOL HENRY HENSCHE Instructor (Formerly Assistant Instructor of Charles W. Hawthorne Cape Cod School of Art) FOUNDED 1930 - 31st season

Address - 48 Pearl Street Provincetown, Mass.

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PROVINCETOWN ART ASSOCIATION Incorporated

FOUNDED IN 1914

First 1961

Ex h i bi tion July 2nd to July 29th

JURY FOR 1961 EXHIBITS William McGee Philip C. Malicoat Henry Botkin Anne Brigadier Umberto Romano Nanno DeGroot

Lewis Rubenstein

Alternates

Reeves Euler Remo Farruggio Stan Freborg Edwin Dickinson

Lena Furr

GALLERY HOURS 10 am - 6 pm

2 pm - 6 pm

ADMISSION 25c

Daily Sunday

7 pm - 10 pm

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EITHER THE DIRECTOR OR THE ATTENDANT AT THE DESK WILL BE GLAD TO FURNISH

INFORMATION CONCERNING SALES

JEAN HODGIN - Gallery Attendant BRUCE McKAIN - Assistant Director

DIRECTOR George D. Yater

OFFICERS President, William H. Wenneman Acting Vice President, Ross Moffet Treasurer William H. Wenneman Recording Secretary, Mary Cecil Allen Honorary Vice Presidents, Philip Malicoat, Edwln Dickinson, Reeves

Euler. Joseph Kaplan, Sol Wflsan

TRUSTEES Bruce McKaln, Jo Hawthorne, Anne Brigidier, Hudson Walker, David

Telchman, Mary Cecil Allen, Richard Florsheim, Irving Marantz

COMMITTEES FOR 1961

EXECUTIVE AND FINANCE COMMITTEE All of the Officers and the Director

BUILDING FUND COMMITTEE Hudson Walker, Chairman; Anne Brigadier, Joseph C. Hawthorne, Hazel R. Hawthorne, George F. Miller, Jr, Dorotea P. Murchison Chester G. Peck, Jr,, Jean D. Peck, Lawrence Richmond, William Sachs, David

Teichman, Sabina Telchman, Dr. Philip Walker, Ruth Walker, Ione Walker, Ben Wolf, Ruth Wolf

RUMMAGE COMMITTEE Dorothy Moffett, Chairman

ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE Sabina Teichman, Chairman

FORUN COMMITTEE Sol Wilson Chairman; Mary Cecil Allen

MUSIC COMMITTEE Joseph Hawthorne, Chairman; Maurice Brigidier

LIBRARY COMMITTEE Barbara Malicoat, Chairman

HOUSE AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE Bruce McKain, Chairman; Myron Stout, Henry Hensohe

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE Philip Malicoat Chairman; Maurice Brigidier, Bruce McKain,

Ione Walker, Ruth Walker

BENEFACTORS Maud Ainslie Sabina Teichman Alexander M. Bing Archie D. Walker Joseph C. Hawthorne Bertha H. Walker Hazel R. Hawthorne Dr. Phillp walker

*Carl Murchison Ruth Walker Dorotea P. Murchison Hudson Walker Chester G. Peck, Jr. Ione Walker Jean D. Peck Ben Wolf David Teichman Ruth Wolf

PATRONS Anonymous Friend Mary Roberts Meigs Courtney Allen George F. Miller, Jr. Erma Paul Allen Ross Moffett Albert Berne Edith J. Sachs Reginald W. Cabral Dr. A. Arlie Sinaiko Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. Henry J. Winslow Dr. Daniel H. Hiebert Mrs. Henry J. Winslow Emily L. Hiebert *Helen H. Young

LIFE MEMBERS *John D. Adams Emil J. Arnold Reeves Euler Yvonne Backus Mrs. Horace Richardson Bassford Wallace Bassford Jullus Fleischman Sivert J. Benson Richard A. Florsheim Anita R. Berman H. F. Brandi Stanley Freborg Margaret P. Braun Martin Friedman Anne Brigadier Ernest Gebelein Maurice Brigadier Mrs. Ernest Gebelein Leslie N. Brock Leah Gold Duncan Bryant Dorothy Lake Gregory Ave Burrows Chaim Gross Joseph Camins *Erwin A. Grozier Sylvia Carewe Mrs. Horace F. Hallett Constance Carleton Nathan Halper John W. Carleton Lily Harmon Jean O. Chrysler Eve Clendenin Dr. Gerald Hoeffel Caroline B. Crooker Hans Hormamm Charlotte S. Cullen Audrey Howard Frank A. Days, Jr. Mervin Jules Joseph A. Days Joseph Kaplan Carmine Dalesio Willlam Kennedy Delta Brush Mfg. Corp. Bernard Keyes Eva De Nagy Lucy L'Engle Vivian De Pinna Helen T. Macara Edwin Dickinson Joseph Macara W, S. Dwinnell Irving Marantz

Alfred V, Marx Lloyd Embry Lily S. Marx

Frances L. Euler

Dr. Alice E. Fabian Nancy Maybin Ferguson

Josephine Lecour Freborg

Marston D. Hodgin

*Dr. Percival J. Eaton

Samson Matteson Charlotte Rubinstein

Mrs. Herbert Mayo Nathaniel Saltonstall Louise W. McCannel Josh Schultz

Herbert F. Mayo William Sachs

Catherine Perry McCoy Joseph Seaman John F. McCoy Suzanne Sinaiko Bruce McKain John C. Snow Mildred Mermin Truro Neighborhood Association Eugene C. Merrill Fredric Varady Mrs. George F. Miller, Jr. Berta Walker *Rev. Henry Mottet, D.D. Harriet Walker Robert Mumford Louise Walker Elsie Orfuss Florence Waterbury Elliot Orr Mrs. E. Ambrose Webster Andrew Overby Margery H. Weil Cyril T. Patrick Daniel Weisberg M. F. Patrick Ruth Wenneman Howard B. Pelman Ian Pinkerson Sol Wilson Lawrence Richmond George Yater

Saul Rosen

*Deceased *In Memoriam

william H. Wenneman

Helen Rosen *William H. Young William H. Young Ins. Agency, Inc.

YOU are cordially invited to join the Provincetown A r t Association, one of the oldest and largest art groups in the United States. It is not necessary that you be an artist in order to be affiliated with this organization. Sour membership dues will help to support the exhibi- tion of art in these galleries. Among other privileges, membership brings you invitations to all openings, plus free admission to the ar t exhibits a t all times. A membership application may be obtained a t the desk. The various c l a w s of membership are listed below. Contributions, gifts, and dues are deductible from Fed- eral income tax.

The Provincetown Art Association

Incorporated

CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS

Article II. Objects and Purposes. The objects and purposes of thls Association shall be to promote and cultivate the practice and appreci- ation of all branches of the fine arts, to assemble and maintain for the town of Provincetown, a collection of works of art of merit, to hold temporary exhibitions, and by forums, concerts, and similar activities to promote education of the public in the arts, and social intercourse between artists and laymen. To these ends it shall operate strictly within ita charter as a non-profit, educational, artistic, and cultural organization.

MEMBERS Section. 1. Membership in this association shall be divided as

follows: a. Associate Member-Dues $5.00 per year. b. Contributing Member-Dues $10.00 per year. c. Sustaining Member-Dues $25.00 per year. d. Life Member-$100.00. e. Patron-Any person contributing $200.00 or more. f . Benefactor-Any person contributing $500.00 or more.

MAIN GALLERY Mimi Gross. The Storm Helen Sinclair. Vampa Rosa Lee. Lady Clown Elsie Orfuss. Portofino G. North Morris. Carnival Robert Douglas Hunter. Orange Velvet William Maynard. Nuns George Biddle. Henry Hensche. Afternoon Sunlight Hope Voorhees Pfeiffer. Town Street Edwin Owre. Untitled Joseph P. Hussar. Sand Fence La Force Bailey. Old Harbor, Wellfleet Fay Moore. Vin Vecchin Eva M. Perry. Cape Marshes Roslyn Roose. Dune

Edgar Corbridge. Bud Wirtschafter. Sunrise East Aleta Cornelius. Genesis Gerrit Hondius. Young Woman Tibor Pataky. Summer 1961 Adele Lemm. Island Village

S. Edmund Oppenheim. Morton Mostrer. Night Train Taro Yamamoto. Panorama Arthur Bourbeau. Jug of Leaves Charlotte Goldsmith.

Vivian De Pinna. Spring Ross Moffett. Conversation

Who Also Stand and Wait

View of the Harbor

Girl with Cello

Homage to the Birds

Ruth Jencks. Flowerpiece Irving Marantz. Portrait of a Sculptor Elliot Orr. Dusk Lila Copeland. Little Artist Ione G. Walker. Boulder R. H. Ives Gammell. Gladys Wilcocks. Josephine Le Cour. Amalfi Eva De Nagy. Still Life Jo Anne Schneider. Standing Figure Mildred Mermin. Winter Seong Moy. Poet Li-Po Lodewyk Bruckman. Moment of Weightlesness Harry Engel. Saul Jan Gelb. Farther Shore Marston Hodgin. Elegy to a Dune Poet Sabina Teichman. Picnic Hal McIntosh. Shapes in Blue Lucy L’Engle. Erma Allen. Vigilant

Dorothy Lake Gregory. Blue Birds Violet Sigismund. Beach in Summer

Edith J. Sachs. Image Marjorie Windust. Wings Chaim Gross. Circus Ian Pinkerson. Painting Vernon Smith. Pond in Autumn

Helen Daphnis-Avlon Hidden Circles Lloyd Embry. Fog-Sun Elden Rowland. Skyways Gene Fitsch, Low Tide

Pilgrim Lake Child in a Window

Design with Paint on Plaster

Alma Wyckoff. Adrift William Wenneman. Rue Obscure Ruth G. Newman. White Chairs

NORTH GALLERY Bruce McKain. Autumn Flowers Martin Friedman. A Summer Day Richard Florsheim. Metropolitan Constellotions John L. Frank. Reclining Nude Paul Zimmerman. Still Life-Summer Fruits Lily Harmon, Pink City Roderic Barrett. People Ben Wolf. Homage to Ingres Edith R. Geiger. Rushing Water George Yater. Wallace Bassford. Beach Figure Lucile Evans. Inner Stillness John W. Kearney. Red Dunes Carroll Aument. Martha Hall. Stellar Space Victor Candell. Upstream Bud Hopkins. Serge Alfred V. Marx (Aviem) Mervin Jules. Lincoln Byron Browne. Lily S. Marx. Old Vintage Benny Andrews. Piety Margaret Jensen. The Studio Charlotte Rubenstein. Storms End

James Wingate Parr. Anglers Workshop Agnes Mills.

Green House on Queen Street

Portrait of the Artist

Desgin Transfusion

Portrait of Sol Wilson

Olympia Revisited No. 2

Boris Margo. June 11, 1961 Sol Wilson. Bleak Coast

Herman Maril. Dark Pond William Kennedy. Labyrinth Donald Pierce. Terrestrial Glow Mary Darby. Construction Helen Sawyer.

Albert Berne. Untitled

Barbara Ferrell-Hero. Motion of Light Norman Carton. Summer Fragrance Joseph Kaplan. Dark Sea Morris Davidson. Fugue Mischa Richter.

Leah Gold. Sea Gems Mary Cecil Allen. Morning Air

Arrangement with Italian Slipper

Variations on a Beer Joint

HAWTHORNE GALLERY Edwin W. Dickenson.

Lena Gurr. Pitchers and Bottles

Anne Brigadier. Autumn Mary Meigs. The Wood, Wellfleet Xavier Gonzalez. Siesta Umberto Romano. The Mute Shall Speak on

Philip C. Malicoat.

E. Schutz. The Garden Sidney Gross. Untitled No. 5

Anne Orling. Nanno deGroot.

Cottage Porch in Reflection

Hotel de la Sens

Study of Charlotte No. 1 Black Field Blue Sky

Charles W. Hawthorne. The Philosopher, 1920 (In Memoriam) Collection of Provincetown Art Association

Maud Ainslie. A Glimpse of the Village (In Memoriam) Lent by the J. B. Speed Art Museum, Louisville, Ky.

V. T. Wechter. Samurhi I Liljan Wunderman. Folliage (Fall) Ethel Edwards. Comedia Hans Hofmann.

S. Gorelick. Henry Botkin. Entering Form Nela Arias. None

Stan Freborg. Cote d’Azur Leo Manso. Terra Eroda

Formation Of A Cell Still Life with Geranium

BALCONY Diana Altman. Red and Blue

Rosalyn Stern. Sea Forms

Ruth Cobb. Apple Trees Sheldon Rockwell. Scudding In Rose Schaffer. Looking Up

Ella Jackson. In Truro Allan A. Davidson. John W. Gregory. Rosalyn Stern. Rebirth of Defunct Objects

Loren E. Dunlap. Edge

Joseph Margulies. Old Time Granny Pauline Courtney.

Lucy Davidson. Summer Theme Esther Lewis.

Elliot Orr. Drawing

B. Shirley Carter. Boat Composition

Sunday Morning, Cape Cod At the Beach

Great Clouds, Upon the Mountains

The Law of the Lord is Perfect

William Fitts. Dune Pines M. Zapp. Floral Composition Romanos Rizk. Amy Jarvis. Rendez-vous Mary Shaier. The Conversation Leslie Jackson. Purple and Blue Brooks Kelly. Intrepid Mab Pfeiffer. Dancing Bear Ferol Sibley Warthen. Child Reading Leslie Jackson. Bird Market Louise A. Freedman. Enchanted Conrad Malicoat. None

Arrangement in Yellow and Violet

SCULPTURE Bernard Simon. Dejection Stan Freborg. Galley Chaim Gross. I Love My Baby

Yvonne Backus. Dancer Nancy Kelly. Dolphins John W. Kearney. Job

Sheila Burlingame. The Sentinal Harriett B. Stockton. Head Henry A. Helmer.

Arnold Geissbuhler. Portrait of Family Chester Pfeiffer. Moebius Form Arlie Sinaiko. Thin Thing P

Salik Gurevitz. Song of Birth Conrad Malicoat. Bird

Hana Geber. Esther Edwin Owre. Torso Reeves Euler. The Branch

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PROGRAM MOZART Overture : Marriage of Figaro WALLINGFORD RIEIGGER Dichotomy ERNEST BLOCH Concerto GrossO No. 1

Stanley Lock, Pianist KENT KENNAN Night Soliloquy

Philip Dunigan, Flutist BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 2, Op. 36

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389 COMMERCIAL ST. ST.

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35 Bradford St. Provincetown, Mass.

LUNCHEON DINNER THISTLE COCKTAIL LOUNGE

Ample Parking Tel. 1185

Carte Blanche Dinners Club

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This shop has the spirit of Christmas both in appearance and atmosphere. Featured are hand- made articles by local artissts and craftsmen.

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THE MOQRS Portuguese Cuisine and Cape Cod Sea Food

Foods, Excellent Drinks THE OLD SEED Noon to 10:30 Fine american and Portuguese

THE JUG ROOM 5 to 1. An Intimate, Charming Nook for Cocktails THE SMUGGLERS COVE 5 b 1. For Spirits and Vittles

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All units overlooking the water Swimming Pool TV Private Telephones Continental Breakfast

Piped In Music

Bradford Street and Beach Highway Restaurant Tel. 840 Motel Tel. 1342

AIRLINE

DAILY SCHEDULED TWIN ENGINE SERVICE PROVINCETOWN TO BOSTON BOSTON TO PROVINCETOWN

ALL To FROM NEW YO& PASSENGER FARE tax, ROUND TRIP FARE $16.20 tax

AIR FREIGHT per SHUTTLE FLIGHTS operated from Boston Fridays from 4 to 7.30 p.m.

FOR RESERVATIONS

THE PROVINCETOWN PLAYHOUSE

GOSNOLD STREET ON THE WHARF

1961 Season Opens July 1 THE GREAT GOD BROWN

by Eugene O’Neill Sunday performance, July 2

JULY SCHEDULE playing through July 8

M R S . WARREN’S PROFESSION, Shaw July 10-15

P LAY H 0 u S E ON THE WHARF Lyon Phelps

CHRISTOPHER C., deGheldemde THREE WORDS IN NO TIME,

CAPTAIN JINKS OF THE HORSE MARINES, Clyde Fitch Three one-act plays: THE PERIL OF THE MOON, Harry Kemp;

July 24-29

PULLMAN CAR HIAWATHA, Thorton; wilder;

Weekday evenings 8:30 Reservations Tel. 955-W

THE SANDBOX, Edward Albee July 31-Aug. 5

Box office on the Wharf 10 a. m. 9:30 p. m.

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Management: Virginia LePeer, Catharine Huntington, Edward Thommen, director

One block

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the Art Association

481 COMMERCIAL STREET

THE HCE GALLERY

CONTEMPORARY ART

Open daily

11 A. M. to 6 P. M. 8to 10 P. M.