THE GREAT BRUSH OFF! - Cahoon Museum of American Art

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Cahoon Museum of American Art’s
THE GREAT BRUSH OFF!
Saturday, July 9, 2016
(Rain Date: Sunday, July 10)
Cotuit Village Green at School and Main Streets
Marian WaldronNicastro, Cotuit Reflections, oil on canvas, Min Bid: $100
Live Auction Catalog
Silent Auction 9:30am - 12:00 noon
Live Auction starts at 1:00pm
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happy to support The Great Brush Off to
benefit The Cahoon Museum of American Art.
We know that by taking action and lending a
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2016 GREAT BRUSH OFF!
Congratulations to the
Cahoon Museum of American Art
on your 26th Great Brush Off!
James Edward Buttersworth, Cat Boats with Committee Boat, 1852, 14 x 18”,
Permanent Collection of Cahoon Museum of American Art
The Hesse Family
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Dear Friends,
Welcome, and thank you for joining us at the Cahoon Museum of
American Art’s Great Brush Off!
Now in its 26th year, the Great Brush Off has become an annual
destination event for art collectors and for those who simply love art.
One of the highlights of today’s festivities is the live auction at 1:00 pm
that includes many paintings created this morning by talented artists at
scenic locations around Cotuit. The silent art auction, live music, and
food add to the fun!
With your support, the Great Brush Off is the museum’s most successful
fundraiser each year. Proceeds from the live and silent art auctions
enable the Cahoon Museum to contribute to the vibrant cultural life
of our community by providing high-quality art exhibits, events,
educational programs, and creative family activities each year.
This spring, the Cahoon Museum celebrated the re-opening of its
recently renovated historic house and new building addition. If you
haven’t stopped by, please visit the ‘new’ Cahoon to see our enhanced
space and experience what we have for you to enjoy!
The Great Brush Off couldn’t happen without our participating artists
who donate a portion or all of the proceeds from the sale of their
work. Each year we approach talented artists in our community, and
we are proud that so many of Cape Cod’s celebrated artists look upon
the Cahoon Museum with such fondness and generosity. We are also
grateful to our sponsors who have supported the funding of this event
and who support the arts and culture.
For all they have done towards the auctions’ success, the museum is
indebted to the Brush Off Chair, Dan Hart, and Advisor, Leonard Carter;
staff members Christy Laidlaw and Agnes Maloney and our volunteer
team.
If you see a great piece of art in one of the auctions, don’t let it go! Think
of the pleasure of having that piece of art in your home to appreciate or
maybe giving it to a friend as a gift.
Thanks again and happy bidding!
Sarah Johnson, Ph.D.
Director, Cahoon Museum of American Art
2016 GREAT BRUSH OFF
ARTISTS’ PAINTING LOCATIONS
Artists will be painting from 9 am to noon the morning of the
Great Brush Off. They then will be including their new paintings
in the Live Auction. Feel free to peep over their shoulders and
watch them paint!
• Cotuit Village Green at School and Main Streets. All the liveliness
of the Brush Off in a shady park. Artists painting here:
Herbert W. Holden, Jr., Jane Lincoln and Lance Walker.
• Loop Beach. Follow Main Street past School Street. Oceanview is
on your left. Follow Oceanview to Loop Beach. Artist painting here:
John Riccardi
• Ropes Beach. Take Old Shore Road off Main Street. Parking here
requires a Barnstable beach sticker. Wide, curving beach with
dinghies and racks of crewing shells.
Artist painting here: Betsy Payne Cook, Jim Freeheart, Marian
Waldron Nicastro and David Sigel
Ropes Beach
Cotuit
Village
Green
Loop Beach
JACK T. AHLIN
Hyannis Railroad
acrylic on linen
MIN BID: $300
Accomplished Cotuit painter,
Jack Ahlin, is a juried artist
with the Cape Cod Art
Association where his oil and
acrylic paintings have received
numerous awards. He has
exhibited widely at such venues
as the Barnstable County
Fair, the Cahoon Museum of American Art, the Cape Cod Cultural Center, the
Cotuit Center for the Arts, and the Falmouth Art Center. Jack enjoys painting all
subjects, “everything I see”, including people, boats, buildings, and landscapes.
CORINNE E. BELLINGHAM
Seaside Farm, oil on canvas
MIN BID: $800
Corinne was born and raised in
Connecticut, educated in Boston, and
lived and worked in the Berkshire
town, Williamstown, for 37 years.
An award-winning artist, Corinne has
participated in solo and group shows
at the Cape Cod Museum of Art, the
Cotuit Center for the Arts, and the
Cultural Center of Cape Cod.
HOWARD L. BONINGTON
Sunny Day on the Way, pen & ink
MIN BID: $175
Howard is a retired architect who was
active in the profession in New York City
for more than 40 years. Upon retiring to
the Cape, Howard continues to expand
his interest in drawing private residences,
landmarks, scenes, plants, animals, and
airplanes. When traveling, he usually substitutes a sketchbook for a camera.
While using watercolor and colored pencil on occasion, he specializes in black
and white pen & ink drawings. Within this medium, he enjoys graphic options
such as weighted line work, textures and contrasts to achieve the desired results.
DON CADORET
Setting Sail, acrylic
on masonite MIN BID: $150
Don describes his finely rendered,
vibrantly colored artworks as “story
paintings,” and he has been telling
stories in paint for 40 years. Dan grew
up in rural central Massachusetts
and evolved his painterly style in his
own way. “Collectors and museums
understand my work as folk painting,
illustrative, self-taught or naïve art. All art is personal and it’s imperative to me
that I personalize my work in a way that speaks to the heart of the viewer.”
SALLY CASWELL
Breezing Up! Cotuit Skiff
watercolor
MIN BID: $250
An expert colorist, Sally’s
watercolors and oil paintings
reveal her keen sense of
observation and evoke a specific
mood and sense of place. She
is a Copley Artist of the Copley
Society of Art in Boston and a
signature and life member of the
Rhode Island Watercolor Society. Sally has over 25 years of experience teaching
painting and color theory at RISD and UMass.
MARY JANE CONARY
Summer Sail, oil on canvas
MIN BID: $800
Mary Jane Conary is an
impressionistic artist with studios
on Cape Cod and Naples, Florida.
Whether painting beloved Cape
Cod land or seascapes or the
vibrant street and beach scenes
of Naples, Mary Jane captures
spontaneous moments and the
beauty of her surroundings.
BETSY PAYNE COOK
1. Will be painting in the morning of the Brush Off at Ropes
Beach MIN BID: T.B.D.
2. Early Morning Sail,
pastel under museum glass
MIN BID: $400
Pastel artist Betsy Payne Cook is
honored to be a juried associate
member of the Pastel Society of
America and a signature member
of the Pastel Painters Society of
Cape Cod. Betsy has a love of plein
air painting and enjoys responding
spontaneously to the scene in front
of her with limited time to paint before the conditions change. She captures her
impressions of the landscape in an abundance of colors.
LOUANN CORRADO
Sky and Sea, oil on canvas
MIN BID: $300
As a longtime artist working in
watercolor, pen and ink, and pastel,
Louann currently focuses on oil paintings
of landscapes, marine scenes and
seascapes. She believes that a painting
must create a strong mood and inspire
emotion in the viewer. Besides her formal
education, she has studied with master artists on Monhegan Island, Provence,
and Cape Cod. This is Louann’s 11th year participating in the Brush Off.
ANNE DOYLE
Inside Out, oil on canvas
MIN BID: $400
“My work expresses my love of the
vastness and serenity of the landscape
with my experience in interior design,”
says artist, Anne Doyle. She started
painting seascapes, and then began
painting these vistas from interior
perspectives, framed with windows
and doors. In this way, she combines the colors of nature with the textures and
patterns found in interior spaces.
100% of the proceeds of this sale will be donated to the Museum.
JANE ECCLES
Morning
Shimmer
oil on canvas
MIN BID: $200
Jane Eccles is a
graduate of Mount
Holyoke College
with a degree in Art
History, a minor in Philosophy and a Masters in Fine Art from Montclair State
College. She is a year-round resident of Cape Cod and remarks that “topography,
atmosphere, and the seasonal weather of Cape Cod are the subject of my plein
air paintings.” Jane is also an award-winning pastel artist and internationally
known printmaker. She received the New Jersey State Council of the Arts
fellowship for distinguished work in printmaking.
JASON ELDREDGE
Will be painting the week of the Brush Off.
MIN BID: T.B.D.
Artist Jason Eldredge grew up on Martha’s Vineyard. He finds that aspects
of the island’s isolation and location still shape his artistic vision, especially
the perspective of traveling from island to sand bar, the ocean, the fog, and
the natural extremes between quiet and mayhem, even though he now lives
and works on Cape Cod. Jason enjoys creating artwork on location and paints
primarily in oils. He is currently a member of the Copley Society and exhibits
his art on the Cape.
LINDA EMERSON
Sampson Island, acrylic
MIN BID: $150
At a very early age, Linda Emerson
started painting and drawing.
Encouraged by her mother, she
pursued her passion by attending the
Art Institute of Boston and taking
classes from many outstanding artists
in the mediums of watercolor, oil, and
pastel. She also studied fashion design, art, and interior design at the School of
Fashion Design, Art Institute of Boston. Her work can be seen in outdoor shows
and galleries throughout Cape Cod.
JIM MAYNE FREEHEART
MIN BID: T.B.D.
Beach.
2. After the
Shower,
acrylic on
canvas
MIN BID:
$750
Jim Freeheart
began his artistic
career during
an adventure to
Europe and the
Canary Islands
in 1974. During a short apprenticeship under renowned Spanish artist Joan
Parés, Jim began painting in oils. While living on Cape Cod, in Hawaii, Europe,
and California, he produced many plein air paintings using his preferred medium
of acrylic. “The opportunity to highlight some of this world’s magnificence and
perhaps inspire others to cherish life is an honor,” he says.
SYD HALE
Main Street, Cotuit, oil
MIN BID: $150
Syd Hale received a BFA in painting
in 1975. After retiring from a 35-year
career as a pilot, she has more time
to dedicate to making art. She is a
juried member of the Cape Cod Art
Association and has shown with most
of the Cape’s artist guilds. Working
out of her Cotuit studio, Syd explains
that “the color and light emphasized
in the Cape School teachings has both
excited and inspired me.”
DAN HART
Buteo Jamaicensis, photograph
MIN BID: $50
Photographer Dan Hart has carried a camera in
his hands almost his whole life. He has shown
his work in books, magazines, and galleries in
Connecticut, Massachusetts, and North Carolina.
Dan’s images are drawn from the changing
scenery in the little towns and villages of Cape
Cod stretching from the canal to Provincetown.
“It is curiosity that drives me to capture images in
life that will never be the same again,” he says.
HERBERT W. HOLDEN, JR.
1. Will be painting in the morning of the Brush Off on the Cotuit
Village Green. MIN BID: T.B.D.
2. Beach Stones, oil on canvas
MIN BID: $250
After working for 40 years as a
graphic designer and commercial
artist in the field of advertising,
Herb retired to the Cape to paint
landscapes. Herb works in oil
and watercolor in a realist style
with a unique sense of style using
light. His subject matter is mainly
boating scenes, seascapes, and
landscapes of Cape Cod and the
Islands. He has painted in the
Brush Off since the very first one 26 years ago.
HILARY HUTCHISON
Fish Tail, fired clay, 24” high
MIN BID: $300
Hilary Hutchison grew up in Southern New
Jersey. She has been a member of the Kingston
Gallery in Boston, completed commissions for
Tufts University and the Fessenden School, and
participated in many solo and group exhibitions.
She received her BFA and MFA degrees in
sculpture from Boston University.
ERIC KAISER
Folk Style Mini Bird
carving wood and paint
MIN BID: $125
Eric grew up on Long Island, New York.
Entirely self-taught, his artistic career grew
out of an admiration for both contemporary
and antique decoys, especially those created
by A. Elmer Crowell, a master American
carver from Cape Cod. Eric prefers
shorebirds and waterfowl for his subjects,
of which there are an abundant number to
observe near his home in Cotuit.
KATHRYN KLEEKAMP
1. Heading Up
oil on canvas
MIN BID: $400
Kathryn Kleekamp has
been a successful Brush
Off artist for over a
decade. She primarily
paints scenes of Cape
Cod. Her writings and art
work are in collections
all over the United States
and abroad.
2. Home Team
oil on canvas
MIN BID: $250
JANE LINCOLN
Will be producing a monoprint and its shadow print the morning
of the Brush Off. She will be set up on the Cotuit Village Green.
MIN BIDS: T.B.D.
Jane Lincoln has participated in every Cahoon Museum Brush Off since the
very first one at Ropes Beach. For about 30 years, Jane created celebrated pastel
landscapes of Cape Cod, but her work has now evolved into abstraction. Her
current abstract paintings are still influenced by colors observed in the cranberry
bogs and other natural features of Cape Cod, and her work concentrates on the
intrigue of color relationships.
JACK LYNCH
Before the Storm
oil on canvas
MIN BID: $100
Jack Lynch has spent the 21
years since his retirement
painting, initially in
watercolors and later in oils.
He joined the Cape Cod Art
Association in 1997 and
became a juried artist in 2000.
Jack paints weekly with fellow
Cape Cod Art Association artists Christine Velesig, Herb Holden, Gordon Jones,
Oden Smith, Loretta Feeney, and Mary Moquin.
CHRISTY MARINELLI
Summer in Cotuit, oil on canvas
MIN BID: $200
Christy Marinelli was born in Ohio
and raised in Southern California. She
studied graphic design at California
State University San Bernadino. Christy
eventually moved to southern New
England and received a certificate in
painting from the Rhode Island School
of Design. Christy’s paintings have been
displayed nationally and internationally.
Her paintings are beloved for their
attention to detail and strong sense of
color.
FRANK MARINELLI
Cotuit Bay, oil on canvas
MIN BID: $150
Frank Marinelli is a native New
Englander and currently lives in
Massachusetts. Though educated
as a lawyer and still practicing
law, he has been painting since
childhood. He has taken classes at
the Rhode Island School of Design
and the Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston.
SUSAN O’BRIEN MCLEAN
Summer Sailing, oil
MIN BID: $250
When she lived in England, Susan
O’Brien McLean painted cricket
matches, English country gardens,
and picnics by quiet streams.
Now that Susie lives in Osterville,
her subjects are children playing
by the sea, Cape Cod gardens,
and landscapes. Over the years, she has received many awards including the
Grumbacher Gold Medal.
ALISON MCMURRY
Hay Bales, Ropes’ Field II, pastel on paper
MIN BID: $150
Working both as a painter and calligrapher, Alison McMurry’s creative art is
included in private collections both in the United States and Scandinavia. She
finds endless inspiration in Cape Cod’s shores, bogs, and marshes which she
renders primarily in pastel. A professional calligrapher and illuminator for over
30 years, her work has appeared in the New York Times and Martha Stewart
Weddings.
DORIS MEE
Life is Good
mixed media collage
MIN BID: $200
Doris paints and
teaches in Harwich,
Massachusetts and in
Florida. Her mixed media
and collage paintings are assembled with a wide variety of papers, which she
often hand paints. Doris exhibits often at the Cape Cod Art Association, where
she is a master artist member, and at several other art centers and galleries on
Cape Cod.
CHARLES MUNRO
Nautical Backgammon
acrylic on wood
MIN BID: $195
Charlie Munroe is a
contemporary folk artist,
painter, and wood carver,
who is best known for
his folk art paintings
and murals. His favorite
subjects include American history, animals, the Civil War, and sports events. His
works are represented in many important public and private collections.
JANET MUNRO
Night Sailing on Cape Cod
acrylic on wood
MIN BID: $350
Born in
Massachusetts,
Janet Munroe
paints in the
American folk
art style. Janet’s
favorite landscape
subjects include
New England and New York. She enjoys illustrating life by the sea whether with
an image of a bustling city street, town center, or quaint bayside village.
MARIAN WALDRON NICASTRO
MIN BID: T.B.D.
Beach
2. Cotuit Reflections, oil on canvas
MIN BID: $100
Marian is a plein air and studio
painter inspired by the sea
and historic architecture. A
resident of Cotuit, she explores
coastal villages for interesting
subjects to paint. Her experience
in competitive boat racing
informs her painted maritime
scenes, and she enjoys painting
sailing vessels with a historical
connection to the region. Marian
served on the board of the Cape
Cod Art Association and worked as curator at the Santuit and Cotuit Historical
Society. Cotuit Reflections is the signature piece for the 2016 Great Brush Off .
PAT NICKERSON
Morning Fog, oil on canvas
MIN BID: $400
After moving to Cape Cod in 1986, Pat
Nickerson was inspired to start painting
watercolor landscapes. She currently works
in oils and focuses on Cape Cod seascapes
and landscapes. Pat actively participates
in regional art shows, special events, and
benefits such as the Brush Off. She has been a juried member of the Cape Cod
Art Association since 2000.
BILL NOBLE
Coming Home, oil
MIN BID: $650
Bill Noble has won numerous awards
and honors for his paintings. He is a
juried member of the Oil Painters of
America, the Cape Cod Art Association,
the Falmouth Artists Guild, and South
Cape Artists. He frequently exhibits at
the Falmouth Art Center and the Cape
Cod Art Association.
SANDY O’CONNOR
Pink Sky in the Morning
watercolor
MIN BID: $400
Born in Hackensack, New
Jersey, Sandy O’Connor
spend her youth on a small
farm where the freedom
to explore forests and
waterways inspired an
affinity for nature. Her
paintings reflect years of study and practice as a landscape architect, graphic
designer, and art director. This combination of a naturalist’s eye and the
discipline of a formal design education shapes her realistic style as a devoted
watercolor artist.
REBECCA O’DONNELL
Hydrangea, oil
MIN BID: $100
A native Vermonter, Rebecca now resides
on Cape Cod and New York City. She
grew up on the Lake Champlain islands
in a family of artists. She is a life member
of the Art Students League, a founding
member of the South Cape Artists,
and paints full time in the medium of
watercolor, acrylic, and oil.
JULIE SILER OLANDER
Sea Spray, watercolor
MIN BID: $200
Julie Siler Olander holds a Masters
degree in art and has been painting
and teaching art in various mediums
for 30 years. Her interests are the
study of color, form, and the way
light affects objects in landscapes and
still life. She is a faculty member at Big Arts, Bonita Springs and the Naples Art
Association; she is also an associate member of the New England Watercolor
Society and a member of the “21 in Truro” group of Cape Cod.
GARY ORO
Night Scape, oil on canvas
MIN BID: $250
Gary Oro paints seascapes in oil
from Maine to Cape Cod. He
is a member of the American
Society of Marine Artists, the
International Guild of Realism,
the Guild of Chatham Painters,
and the Rockport Art Association.
Gary enjoys doing painting
demonstrations and workshops various art associations on the Cape and in the
region.
DIANE OSER
Loop Beach, oil on canvas
MIN BID: $150
A retired teacher, Diane loves
living in Cotuit with her two
Labrador retrievers. Among her
favorite things to paint are Cotuit
scenes and dog portraits.
CAROL-JEAN B. O’TOOLE
One Fish, Two Fish, watercolor MIN BID: $77
Carol-Jean is known for her detailed watercolors of animals. She paints
commissioned portraits of pets and specializes in equine art. She works from
photographs, preferably taken by herself so that she can get to know the
subject’s personality. Carol-Jean never has to look far for a model, as her family
owns horses, dogs, rabbits, chickens, and a parrot.
KAREN PINARD
Irises, monoprint
MIN BID: $100
After closing her Seattle interior design
business and retiring to Cape Cod over ten
years ago, Karen now concentrates on her
artwork. Karen is an avid gardener and much
of her work is inspired by the landscapes she
designs. She enjoys painting with watercolors
and experimenting with monotypes.
100% of the proceeds of this sale
will be donated to the Museum.
JOHN RICCIARDI
1. Will be painting in the morning of the Brush Off at Loop
MIN BID: T.B.D.
Beach
2. Retired, oil on canvas
MIN BID: $200
Artist John Ricciardi enjoys
painting the natural beauty of Cape
Cod’s landscapes and seascapes.
He has studied with Impressionist
artist, Sam Barber, who inspired his
journey into painting.
AMY RICE
Playing Hookie, watercolor
MIN BID: $200
Amy is a year-round Cape Cod
resident. She owns Woodruff’s
Art Center and Rice Gallery,
both in Mashpee Commons.
Amy enjoys exploring and
experimenting with painting
and uses a variety of mediums
including watercolor and acrylic.
She says she is inspired by “the designs that appear in my surroundings and the
endless display of colors that are unique to Cape Cod.”
AL RICH
Foggy Ropes’ Beach, oil
MIN BID: $650
Al Rich was born in Western
Pennsylvania. In the Navy, Al
was stationed aboard the U.S.S.
Shenandoah AD-26 and had the
opportunity to sail the seas and visit
many foreign places. He moved
to the Cape in 1976 and began
a pediatric dental practice. Now
retired, Al devotes his time to painting and is a juried member of the Cape Cod
Artists Association. “Art is an ever expanding learning experience,” he says,
“and I am always learning.”
CANDICE RONESI
Summertime, acrylic on canvas
MIN BID: $350
Originally from upstate New York, Candice
Ronesi, a lifetime art lover, has been a
resident of Cape Cod since 2001. She
paints the effects of light and shadow on
the landscape, especially the Cape’s hidden
paths and byways in watercolor, oil, pastel,
and acrylic. Candice is a juried member of
the Cape Cod Art Association.
WILLIAM ROSS SEARLE
Nauset Lighthouse, acrylic
MIN BID: $600
William Searle is known
for his realistic paintings
of Cape Cod, Martha’s
Vineyard, and coastal New
England. Born and raised
on Martha’s Vineyard,
William’s experiences with
island life are embodied
in his paintings, which
capture the details of light, weather, and tide at the perimeter of the seashore. He
received BFA in painting and drawing at Massachusetts College of Art, an MFA
from the Rhode Island School of Design, and spent 36 years teaching at Thayer
Academy.
DAVID SIGEL
MIN BID: T.B.D.
Beach
2. Cotuit Bay, oil on canvas
MIN BID: $100
David Sigel received his BFA in
painting from Boston University.
He continues to maintain a studio
and work as a professional artist
and educator. David has been
teaching studio art for the last
17 years and currently chairs
the visual art department at the
Episcopal Academy outside of
Philadelphia.
LEE GORMAN SMITH
Pink Umbrella Scene
acrylic on canvas
MIN BID: $50
Lee’s paintings focus on the
familiar scenes of everyday
life. She likes to paint colorful
beach scenes and animals,
particularly dogs. Lee shows
her artwork in several Cape
Cod locations as well as in
Vero Beach, Sebastian, and
Jensen Beach in Florida.
SHERRI STARR
Ice House in Winter, oil on canvas
MIN BID: $450
Sherri Starr is an award-winning artist
and is an artist member of the Cape Cod
Art Association. She has shown her work
at such locations as the Cotuit Center for
the Arts, the Cape Cod Art Association,
and the Yarmouth Cultural Center.
Sherri’s latest works include colorful
interpretations of Cotuit landmarks
and uninhabited buildings. Her Brush Off piece is Ice House in Winter, an
interpretation of the Rockwell Ice House at the Historical Society.
TIMOTHY JON STRUNA
One Square Foot of Provincetown
acrylic MIN BID: $250
Timothy Jon Struna is an established
painter and printmaker with a professional
career spanning four decades. His work
can be seen at Struna Galleries Brewster
and Chatham. As a signature member
of the Ohio Watercolor Society and the
Copley Society of Boston, he has won
numerous awards and honors.
SCOTT TERRY
Winter Tide in Cotuit
oil on canvas
MIN BID: $50
Painting for Scott has
always been about the
contrast between light and
shadow. His subject matter
includes scenes of Martha’s
Vineyard, Oregon Beach,
and Cotuit Harbor.
LANCE WALKER
1. Will be painting in the morning of the Brush Off on the Cotuit
Village Green. MIN BID: T.B.D.
2. From Cadillac
Mountain,
oil on canvas
MIN BID: $300
LANCE WALKER, CONT
3. View from Mt. Holyoke, oil on canvas
MIN BID: $500
100% of the proceeds of this sale of this painting will be donated to
the Museum.
Lance is a self-taught artist who resides on Cape Cod and paints landscape and
maritime subjects. Inspired by the Hudson River School artists, Lance says
that “early in my plein air experience, I was overly concerned with completing
a painting. Now, I simply gather information.” Lance gives demonstrations to
various art associations and teaches plein air painting.
LYNN WALLIN
Marsh View, oil
MIN BID: $175
Lynn Wallin, a resident of Cape
Cod and Florida, is a landscape
painter who enjoys the diversity
of the landscapes of the northeast
and Florida. Her background
includes a fine art degree from
Ohio State University and a
career in architectural design.
Lynn’s goal is to capture the beauty and energy of the landscape and share this
with the viewer.
ARLENE WEIBEL
Resting Cat, acrylic
MIN BID: $200
A New England native, Arlene has lived on
Cape Cod since 1994. She has participated in
numerous juried and solo art shows and is a
juried member of the Cape Cod Art Association
and a member of the Falmouth Artists Guild. In
the past few years, Arlene has taught watercolor
and acrylic painting classes on Cape Cod and
in Venice, Florida. She has been an active artist
participant in the Brush Off for 21 years.
LEE CONNOLLY-WEILL
Village Charm, mixed media
MIN BID: $200
Born in Brookline, Massachusetts, Lee
spent summers on Cape Cod since her
childhood and moved to the Cape on a
year-round basis in the mid-1960s. She
has worked as an art educator, including
18 years of teaching high school graphic
design at the Barnstable High School, and as a graphic designer. Lee integrates
traditional and digital art materials. She modifies sketches, paintings,
photographs, and collage materials using software and printers, then adds paint,
gold leaf, and pigmented ink onto the surface of the artwork. Lee is an active
member of the Cape Cod and Islands Art Educators Association.
KAROL WYCKOFF
Monarch Style
watercolor on paper
MIN BID: $200
A signature member of the American
Society of Marine Artists, New
England Watercolor Society, and
Copley Society of Art, Karol
Wyckoff’s paintings have been
exhibited widely. Karol has also
won multiple awards during her lifetime of working as a realist painter. She has
worked as an art director, judge, art teacher and an advisor as well as president
of several art groups.
Thank you for supporting the
Cahoon Museum of American Art!
Many thanks to our Brush Off Organizing Committee!
Dan Hart, Chair
Leonard Carter, Advisor
Joan Augustino, Silent Auction
Terri Goldstein, Live Auction
Sarah Johnson
Christy Laidlaw
Agnes Maloney
Many thanks to our Volunteers!
Candace Laakso
Ken Alsom
John Augustino
Joan Lynch
Carol Olsen
Wendy Barker
Susan Quintiliani
Carol Carter
Paul Robock
Len DiLorenzo
Fay Rogers
Vickie Vieira DiPalma
Anne Doyle
Pete Rohner
Maureen Salamack
Jack Doyle
Georgia Saum
Annmarie Garceau
Ken Saum
Carol Giller
Karyl Scrivener
David Giller
Linda Scott
Mary Ethel Grady
Syd Hale
Aimee Silberman
Tom Hale
Kathy Spirtes
Gerry Swift
Linda Harmon
Eileen Tivnan
Amanda Kailher
Mike Tivnan
Margery Kailher
Phyllis Walsh
Shirley Kenney
& Boy Scout Troop #52 - Cotuit
Plus a special thanks to Jean & Jay Entwistle
for sponsoring the printing of this catalog
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We want to thank the Great Brush Off artists
who so generously donated 100% of the proceeds
of the sales of their artwork, in both the Silent and
Live Auctions, to support the Cahoon Museum:
Sandi Blanda
Anne Doyle
Jane Eccles
Ziegmont Guzikowski
Bill Noble
Rebecca O’Donnell
Karen Pinard
Lance Walker
Kim Christian Painting
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CELEBRATING 43 YEARS OF
COMMITMENT || QUALITY || INTEGRITY
Cahoon Museum
OF AMERICAN ART
4676 Falmouth Road (Route 28)
P.O. Box 1853 • Cotuit, MA 02635
Hours: 10-4 Tuesday-Saturday, 1-4 Sunday
Admission: General $10, Seniors & Students $8
Members and Children Under 12 Free
Phone: (508) 428-7581
www.cahoonmuseum.org
email: cmaa@cahoonmuseum.org

THE GREAT BRUSH OFF! - Cahoon Museum of American Art

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