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P R O V I N C E T O W N ART ASSOCIATION
INCORPORATED
TWENTIETH ANNUAL EXHIBITION August 5th to September 3th, 1934
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PROVINCETOWN, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone 41
Provincetown Art Association Incorporated
FOUNDED IN 1914
Twentieth
Annual Exhibition August 5th to September 3rd
1934
Jury of Selection
Frederick J. Waugh, N. A. Helen Sawyer Richard E. Miller, N. A. Edwin R. Euler Gerritt A. Beneker Vera Stevens George Elmer Browne, N. A. Elizabeth Warren
Harold Lund W. H. W. Bicknell
YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN
The Provincetown Art Association
Incorporated
CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS Article II. Objects and Purposes. The objects and
purposes of this association shall be to promote and cul- tivate the fine arts, and to that end to establish and maintain for the town of Provincetown a permanent collection of paintings and other works of art. Also to hold exhibitions of ,paintings and other works of art and to promote the advancement of art by means of social intercourse between artists and those interested in the arts.
MEMBERS Section 1. Membership in this association shall be divided as
follows: a Associate members-Dues $2.00 per year. b. Contributing members-Dues $5.00 per gear. c. Sustaining members-Dues $10.00 per year. d. Life members-$50.00 e. Patrons-Any person contributing $100.00 or more. f. Benefactors-Any person contributing $500.00 or more.
OFFICERS President-William H. Young. Honorary Vice Presidents-Frederick J. J. Waugh, Richard E. Miller,
Director-Mrs. Harold Haven Brown Acting Vice-President-Mrs. Eugene W. Watson Recording Secretary-Stephen Marsh.
George Elmer Browne, Gerrit A. Beneker, W. H. W. Bicknell.
Corresponding Secretary-Harry N. Campbell. Treasurer-Mrs. Henry J. Winslow,
TRUSTEES Dr. Perical J. Eaton, Mrs. Charles W. Hawthorne, William H.
Young, Frank E. Potter, Henry J. Winslow, William L'Engle, *Frank Desch, Coulton Waugh Floyd Clymer Harry N. Campbell, Gerrit A. Beneker, Mrs. Harold Haven Brown
COMMITTEES House Ways and Means
Mrs. Henry J. Winslow, Chairman Mrs. Frank Little, Chairman
LIFE MEMBERS *Edwin A Grozier Mrs. Anna M. Young
William H. Young Mrs. Anne Dunbar *John D. Adams *Mrs. Emily C. Eaton Dr. Percival J. Eaton Mrs. Henry J. Winslow Henry J. Winslow *Frederick c. Boynton
Mrs. Frances E. Deland Miss Charlotte S. Cullen Frank A Days, Jr. Mrs. Adele Shrenk Rogers Mrs. Frank Little Mrs. E. Ambrose Webster Leslie N. Brock Emanuel Fellman
*Rev. Henry Mottett, D. D. Conrad W. Crooker Miss Sarah S. Munroe Miss Florence Waterbury Frank A. Days Joseph A Days
*Howard F. Hopkins Mrs. Alice G. Grozier
Mrs. Caroline Brewster Crooker
PATRONS *Miss Elizabeth W. Roberts
*Mrs. Florida Duncan
BENEFACTORS Mrs. Alice G. Grozier
*Deoeased
Foreword
HIS year’s twentieth annual exhibition marks the close of the second decade in the history of T the Provincetown Art Association.
It is of interest to remember that the first ten years was a time of united effort and of co-operation to- ward a desired end, the building of a suitable gallery which was accomplished
While the second decade marked a period of u p heaval and diversity of opinion, the additional little gallery was built, and a program of two exhibitions instead of one, was arranged and has been in effect for eight summers. This annual exhibition opens at a time of readjust-
ment to a different era which many believe will result in the development of a distinctive American Art.
That progress is being made toward this end will be evident it is hoped, to observant visitors to the exhibition.
Twentieth Annual Exhibition
PAINTINGS-Large Gallery
V. B. Rann. Railroad Tracks
Gordon Samstag. Coal Shed, Dennis
Thomas G. Blakeman.
Edwin Reeves Euler. Spanish Hat
Richard Miller, N. A.
Topping the Rise
Ellen Sleeping
In Memoriam
6. John Noble. Provincetown Winter
Richard Miller, N. A. Heinz
George Yater. Gray Day
Helen Sahler. The Footrule (Sculpture)
Helen Sahler. Donald (Sculpture)
Gerrit A. Beneker. Still Life-Peonies
Gordon F. Peers. Still Life Helen Sawyer. Truro
Gerrit A. Beneker. Rockport
Bruce McKain. Still Life
George Elmer Browne, N. A. Lengthening Shadows
Jerry Farnsworth. John de Groot
James Floyd Clymer. Newfoundland
Charles L. Heinz. The Church
John R. Frazier. Albert Harkness
Daisy M. Hughes. Back Yard Group
Walder J. Engstrom. Duxbury Wharf
Helen Sawyer. Autumn Flowers
In Memoriam 24. Frank H. Desch. The Window-seat
Adele Rogers. Fishermen’s Wharf
Harold Lund. Bob
Donald F. Witherstine. Spanish Coast
Raymond J. Eastwood.. Sugar Loaf
Ross Moffett. Harbor in Winter
Arthur Franklyn Musgrave. Spring
Charles L. Heinz. Eternal Premises
Ross Moffett.
Vera Stevens. Joseph Anthony
Coulton Waugh. Spring Day with Loafer
Edwin Reeves Euler. Railroad Crossing
Philip C. Malicoat. Race Run
Gerrit A. Beneker.
A. L. Groll.
Philip C. Malicoat. Provincetown Harbor
Frederick J. Waugh, N. A. Cape Cod Bay
E. W. Dickinson. Wood Interior
Harold Lund. Yssabelle
Old Church, South Truro
An Old-fashioned Girl
Cape Cod Dunes
A. L. Groll.
Henry Hensche. Still Life
N. B. Ball. John Barrymore (Sculpture)
Tod Lindenmuth. “Comin’ In”
Frederick J. Waugh, N. A. Heights
The Temples of New Mexico
Old Farm, Pilgrim
L. Walder J. Engstrom. Manomet Rocks
Richard Miller, N. A. Landscape
James Floyd Clymer. Cutting Ice, Newfound- land
Amy Jones. Retired
Charles Kaeselau. Fishermen setting weir-poles
Henry Hensche. Ada
Marie Lennards. Garden Bouquet
William Franklin Draper. Mrs. George Draper
Tod Lindenmuth. On the Wharf
Gordon Samstag. Bass River Station
F. E. Hammargren. George Elmer Browne (Sculpture)
Thomas D. Somes. The Clam-Digger. (Wood Carving)
Thomas D. Somes. The Net-mender (Wood Carving)
Thomas D. Somes. Hauling up Boat (Wood Carving)
William F. Boogar Jr. The Clam-Digger (Bronze Sculpture)
Loaned by Dr. F. S. Hammett
William F. Boogar Jr. Cape Cod Man (Bronze Sculpture)
Florence B. Brown. Miniatures
Priscilla E. Perley. White Fences
Seascape and Fleet, Edwin W‘. Dickinson
Nancy Maybin Ferguson. Fishing Village
BALCONY
E. W. Dickinson.
E. W. Dickinson.
E. W: Dickinson.
Landscape Drawing No. 1
Landscape Drawing No. 2
Landscape Drawing No. 3
Katharine Beneker. Alochka
Leo Mielziner. Portrait Drawing
Katharine Beneker. Ben
Katharine Beneker. Phyllis
Charles Kaeselau. Drawing
Remick Neeson. Delaware River Bridge
W. H. W. Bicknell. Black Manuel’s Barn
W. H. W. Bicknell. Bookplate
Walder J. Engstrom. Head of Young Girl
W. H. W. Bicknell. 1860
Constance Rechel. Old North Dock
John M. Foster. Rainy Night
2. A. L. GrolI. Pueblo Village, Arizona
3. A. L. Groll. Under Western Skies, Arizona
Dorothy Lake Gregory. Alice and the White
Dorothy Lake Gregory. Fantasy
A. L. Groll. Inscription Rock, New Mexico
A. L. Groll. Hopi Land, Arizona
Constance Rechel. Cape Road
John M. Foster. Along the Beach
Elisabeth A. Warren. The Margin of the Sea
Elisabeth A. Warren. The Schooner’s Crew
N. B. Ball. Clarence Darrow
N. B. Ball. The Dolphin
W. H. W. Bicknell. September in the Dunes
W. H. W. Bicknell. Pamet River
Leo Mielziner. Mary Elizabeth
Tacey M. Little. “Madame”
Tacey M. Little. The New Road
R. B. Rogers. Portrait
Thomas G. Blakeman. Boat Hulls
I. Thomas G. Blakeman. On the Butte
Knight
LITTLE GALLERY
Edward A. Walton. Salt Creek
5. Philippa Hughes. Head of a Girl
Elizabeth Lee. Winter Afternoon
Phyllis Childs.. Landscape i
Harold Lund. Sunny Day
Harold Lund. Old Wharf
Harold Lund. Parked Cars
James Dwyer. Red Building
James Dwyer. Sunlit Street
James Dwyer. Sunday A. M.
J. Wm. Kennedy.
George Yater. White Boat
J. Wm. Kennedy.
Edith S. Harrison. ville
Henrich Pfeiffer. Spring Idyll
Virginia Thurman Cole.
Ada Rayner. May Morning
Isabella M. Hirst. Still Life
Charles Kaeselau.
Henry Hensche. Sunny Day
Anne Brunk. On Bradford Street
Mabel Dickinson Pond.
Jessie B. Parke.
Frances Perot Stanwood. Corn Hill
Edith S. Harrison.
V. Helen Anderson. Jeanne
N. Morey Eames. Under Cover
Forza d’Agro, Sicily
Sunday A. M., Venice
View of Riverside, Jackson-
Sea Clam Shack
MacMillan in the Arctic
The Red Roof
Portrait of Richard F. Burns
Road Through Scrub
Louise Marks Goldstein.
P. J. Cummings. Persian Print
Robert A. Jones. The Mannekin
Remick Neeson. Dunes
Martha Hoke. Green Meadows
Virginia Allen. Youthful Artist
Richard E. Hult. Still Life
Lois Boutemain. Still Life
Harley J. McKee. Still Life
Lois Boutemain. Center St., Provincetown
Marion Patten. Mary
Anne Wells Munger. Morning Glory
Edward A. Walton. Hof Brau
Remick Neeson. Venetian Nocturne
Antoinette Scudder. Mid-winter
R. B. Rogers. Back Yard, Charleston
Alice Howells. The Cardinal
Ora Inge Maxim.
Elizabeth Lee. The Winter
Mrs. E. de P. Falconnet
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Join the Provincetown Art Association Not only because it is an association of artists and lovers of art, but also because it offers its members (and often its friends), dances, lectures, music recitals, and a won- derful Costume Ball, which latter will come this year at Town Hall in August.
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Exhibitions Daily 4 to 6-Saturdays 10 to 6. On the Shore-Opposite Methodist Church.
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Tuesday and Thursday 1 to 3 P. M.
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THE PROVINCETOWN ART ASSOCIATION, Inc.
Daniel Howard Hiebert, M.D. 322 Commercial Street, Provincetown
Office Hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 P. M.
Telephone 75