The Provincetown Art Association

ORPORATED
Sixteenth Annual Exhibition
July 27th to September 1st, 1930
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Join the Provincetown Art Association
Not only because it is a n association of artists and lovers
of art, but also because it offers its members (and often
its friends), dances, lectures, music recitals, and a wonderful Costume Ball, which latter will come this year
at Town Hall in August.
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Meals Served at all Hours
FISH--LOBSTER--CHICKEN
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Shore Dinners
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TELEPHONE PROVINCETOWN 46
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COMPLIMENTS OF
Provincetown Art
HIGGINS
LUMBER CO.,
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Incorporated
FOUNDED IN 1914
Inc.
Sixteenth
Annual Exhibition
1930
Provincetown, Mass.
GIFT SHOP
and
Piazza Tea Room
July 27th to Sept. 1st.
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BRADFORD STREET
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the
sea chest
A. AUSTIN DUNHAM
antiques
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Jury of Selection
Charles W. Hawthorne George Elmer Browne
Richard E. Miller
Gerrit A. Beneker
Mrs. Marion hawthorne
Frederick J. Waugh
W. H. W: Bicknell
edwin dickinson
Henry Hensche
The Director
OFFICERS
Foreweard
President William H. Young.
Honorary vice president charles W. Hawthorne, George Elmer
Browne, Richard E. Miller, Gerrit A. Beneker, Frederick J. Waugh.
director-Harold Haven Brown
Asst. directorflorence B. brown
Acting vicepresidentMrs. Eugene W.Wrrtsoa.
corresponding secretaryharry
treasurer-mrs. Frederick J. Waugh.
summers ago the Provincetown Art
association opened its first exhibition. Since the
sixteen
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founding of the Association in 1914 it has endeavoredto fill a need and to furnish in its displays
a source of pleasure to the public
That which experiences no change is dead. This
accusationcon hardly be lodged against the Art Association which during the passingyears has experienced
many phases of progress
ideals vary with individuals. The strongest of these
in the History of Art have developed movements or
schools with greater or less followings. Even small
local groups find their ranks divided by difllerent aims.
all of which is a sign of vitality rather than lethargy.
The Art Association has always endeavoredto give
on its walls a fair expressions to all phases and types
of pictorial art. The difficulty however, of harmonizing at the same time in one gallery the more pronounced results of divergent ideals became serious.
The Modern Exhibition has therefore been presented
the last three seasons by a group of its members as a
separate feature.
The present showing is by the more conservative
group who to an extent, continue in the older traditions and carry on the regular summer exhibition.
We hope that in both these displays our old firends
and those who are now flrst making our acquaintance
may find pleasure
N. campbell
TRUSTEES
Dr. Percival J. eaton Miss Sarah s. Munroe William H. Young,
Frank E. Potter, Henry J. winslow Harold Haven Brown, miss Ellen
ravenscroft tod Lindemuth Karl Knaths, william L'Engle, Frank
Desch, coulton Waugh.
COMMITTEES
House
Mrs. Henry J. winslow chairman
Entertainment
Mrs. frank little chairman
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Ways and means
Mrs. Walter Landor
publicity
Mr.FrankDesch,Chairman
PATRONS
misselizabethw.roberts
LIFE MEMBERS
*Edwin A. Grozier
william H.Young
John D. Adams
Dr. Percival J. Easton
Henry J.Winslow
Rev. Henry Mottet, D.D.
Conrad W. Crooker
Miss Sarah S. Munroe
Miss Florence Waterbury
Frank A. Dam
Joseph A. Dam
*Howard F. Hopkins
Mrs. Alice G.Grozier
Mrs. Anna M. Young
MissAnneDrake Donaldson
*Mrs. Emily C. Eaton
Mrs. Henry J. Winslow
*Frederick C. Boynton
Mrs. Caroline Brewster Crooker
Mrs. Frances E. Deland
MissCharlotteS.Cullen
Frank A. Days, Jr.
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Mrs. Adele Shrenk Rogers
Mrs. Frank Little
Mrs. E. Ambrose Webster
Leslie N. Brock
Emanuel Feldman
*Deceased
THE LITTLE GALLERY
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The Art Association announces the opening of the Little Gallery for
exhibition and sale of small paintings block prints, etchhgs and
sculpture during the season.
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 cultivate 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
The work exhibited will be limited to members of the Art Association.
The size of paintings cannot exceed 16x20.
The works submitted will be passed upon by a jury consisting of:
Edwin W. Dickinson, Floyd Clymer and Jerry Farnsworth, meeting
every Saturday.
Work can be submitted any day between 10 A. M. and 6 P. M. after
June 29th.
The usual 20% commission will be charged.
It is hoped the members of the Art Association will co-operate in
making this Little Gallery a success.
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 year.
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
or more.
James Floyd Clymer.
sixteenth Annual Exhibition
Majorcan Plowman.
Charles Kaeselau. Isle a u Haut.
paintingslarge gallery
Henriette Dunn Mears.
vera
stevens
The Lumber Schooner.
Gerrit A. Beneker.
The Old homestead Truro.
Spring.
Jerome Pennington De Witt.
Montparnasse.
harold E. Walker.
Gwenyth Clymer.
Frank H. Desch.
Nasturtiums
coulton Waugh.
Charles. Kaeselau.
d r yd o c k
V. B. Rann. The Pond
Rainy Day Study.
U. S. N.
Frank Carson.
Harold E, walker Railroad Wharf.
Tod L i n d e m u t h
frances F. dickinson Shore View.
Henry Hensche.
Marion Hawthorne.
Harold Haven Brown. Gray Weather.
Raymond Eastwood
Richard
Sketch.
E, Miller, N, A. The Bather.
Jerry Farnsworth.
V. B.
Grey Day.
rann
Girl’s Head.
The Harbor from a Hill,
Along Commercial Street.
Mrs. E. Crowell.
Brittany Hay Field.
Daisy M. Hughes.
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Ella M. DuPuy.
Ora Coltman.
Roses.
The Eighte
Anthony Thieme.
Rockport Harbor.
Dorothy Dick. Portrait of a Nurse
Coulton Waugh.
v e s Ellis”.
Mary A, Kirkup.
At the Dock.
Henry Hensche.
Still Life.
Heinrich Pfeiff er.
The Harbor.
Jerry Farnsworth.
Mrs. zella bohm
Flowers.
Ross Moffett. Net Menders.
a. Harriot B. Newball.
A Tropical Scene.
Dancing Lesson.
ker. “Dorothy”.
Ann Sayre.
Ross Moffett. Fish Wives.
Charles W. Hawthorne, N. A
e s l. Heinz.
Pr
Arthur Franklyn Musgrave.
France.
Alps m a r i t i m e
Charles W. Hawthorne, N. A. “Portrait of Miss
Florence Waterbury”.
H. T. Wong.
Sunlight.
Frederick w i g h t
Daughter.
Anne Wells Munger.
Vera Stevens.
George Elmer Browne, N. A.
at Cordes.
The Clock Tower
SMALL ROOMS
An Old Rummy.
La Force Bailey.
E. Harrison.
I. H. Caliga.’ Sleep.
a Edwin
The Green Bowl.
0. F. McIntyre.
Dock Scene.
Pauline Palmer.
Peter Hunt’s Alley.
Narcissi.
Elizabeth Lee McKissock Farm in Winter.
My studio Provincetown.
Elizabeth Lee McKissock. Spring Morning.
W. Dickinson. Landscape.
La Force Bailey.
Edwin Reeves Euler.
The Gas House.
Still Life.
Leo. Mielziner.
Gerrit A. Beneker.
“Jo Mielziner”.
Provincetown Ice Bound.
Betty Evans.
.b
Church Street Corner.
Samuel H. Wainwright, Jr. Portrait.
I. H. Caliga. Miss Dorothy Michelson.
(Mrs.Sheldon Dick).
H. T. Wong.
Captain Cahoon and His
Fish Boats.
S. Lucetta Canfield. Sand Dunes, Provincetown.
Daisy M. Hughes. Rancho El Nido.
Florence Waterbury.
China.
Temple in Hangchow,
Heinrich Pfeiff er.
Nurmberg.
Alice Howells.
Still Life.
Ora Coltman.
Furnished Rooms, No Garage.
anthony Thieme
Eastport, maine
4.
Frederick J. Waugh, N. A.
6.
Amos C. Kingsbury.
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Charles Galt, Provincetown.
7.
Martha H.
Silver Sea.
From Moon Hill.
ke. The Lonesome Dunes.
Market and Frauenkirche,
Bessy E. Creighton.
John Whorf.
Brookline in the Snow.
Harriot B. Newhall.
Harold Lund.
Fences.
Mexican Market.
River Front.
ruth Rawson Cook. Po
Robert W. Graham.
O. F. McIntyre.
Back Yard.
Hurricane Palms.
Flowers in Gray Jug.
Eva Bernstein.
Montmartre, Paris.
Daisy M. Hughes.
Charles L. Heinz.
Hensche Reading.
Old Nauset Lights.
Elmer G. Lewis.
Harold Lund. House in Shadow.
Betty Evans.
Rocks and Surf.
Edgar C. Clark. Harbinger of Storm.
SilverMoon Roses.
Frank H. Desch.
Carmel Shore, California.
Hobart B. Jacobs.
Mabel Ruth Hudson.
John M. Foster.
Down the
Road.
The Green House.
Ethel Baker Mayo.
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The Atlantic Breakers.
BALCONY
C. Jac Young. Seine Boats.
C. Jac Young.
Winter Silence.
E. B. Warren. Beach Plum and Bayberry.
John M. Foster.
Albert Edel.
E. B. Warren.
October.
Etching Notre Dame.
In Harbor.
A Glimpse of the Sea.
Leo Mielsiner. “Norman Matson”.
Bessy E. Creighton. Arizona Mountains.
frank H. Desch. Pink Hibiscus.
Leo Mielziner. “William L’Engle”.
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Town Crier Shop
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AND
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Advocate Gift Shop
Leo J. Meissner. “Adam”.
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PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS IN
PAINTING
COMPOSITION
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Exhibitions Daily 4 to 6,
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The
Cape Cod School of Art
Instructor, CHARLES W. HAWTHORNE
Director, HARRY
N. CAMPBELL
Season of
Daniel Howard Hiebert. M. D.
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Provincetown
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to August
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COMPOSITION
Booklet on Color,
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The Browne Art Class
west END ART SCHOOL
PROVINCETOWN, MASS.
studio at the end of franklin Street
GEORGE ELMER BROWNE; N. A.
INSTRUCTOR
JULY and AUGUST
The Meetings of the
Art Association are held at the Gallery the
second Thursday of each month
at 8 p. m.
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