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CATALOGUE DE LUXE of the DEPARTMENT
OF FINE ARTS, PANAMA-PACIFIC
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION
PALACE OF FINE ARTS: THE COLONNADE
CATALOGUE DE LUXE
OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL
EXPOSITION
Edited by JOHN E. D.TRASK
CHIEF OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
^//^J.NILSEN LAURVIK
ILLUSTRATED WITH ONE HUNDRED
AND NINETY-TWO REPRODUCTIONS
OF PAINTINGS, SCULPTURE, OTHER
EXHIBITS AND VIEWS OFTHE PALACE
OF FINE ARTS
IN TWO VOLUMES
VOLUME TWO
PAUL ELDER AND COMPANY
PUBLISHERS • SAN FRANCISCO
ILLUSTRATIONS
VOLUME II
FACING PACE
Palace of Fine Arts: The Colonnade. (Frontispiece)
Sleeping Children. Siiren Onsager 234
The Drake and the Duck. Kao Ki-fong 238
Snow Scene. Kiang Ying-seng 240
Spring Day. Alfred Bergstrom 242
His Majesty King Gustaf V. Emil Osterman 244
Winter in the Forest. Anshelm Schultzberg 24S
Laughter. Otof Ahlberg 250
The Pilgrimage. Adriano de Sousa-Lopes 252
An Indian of the Tehuelche Tribe. Alberto Lagos 254
Binnenkant: Winter at Amsterdam. Ifillem JVitsen 256
Autumnal Day. Arnold Marc Gorter 258
Portrait: Fraulein von Seybl. John Quincy Adams 260
Portrait: Mark Vedres. Jozsef Rippl-Ronai 264
Spring Veil. George Sauter 266
Portrait: Countess Lajos Batthy.anyi Jdnos Vaszary 268
Type of Segovian. Ramon de Zubiaurre 270
In the Rhine Meadows, lieinriclt -von Ziigel 272
In the Sun. Halfdan Strom 274
The Dramatist, Gunnar Heiberg and Friends in the Garden. Henrik Lund . . 276
Crows and Their Young. Dagfin IVerenskiold 280
A Rose. Thomas P. Anshutz 283
Portrait. Cecilia Beaux 284
River Front. George Bellovis 286
Italian Pitcher and Fruit. Hugh H. Breckenridge 288
The Santa Inez Mountains. Henry Joseph Breuer 290
The Potter. George de Forest Brush 292
The Mirror. Dennis Miller Bunker 296
Nude. Arthur B. Carles 298
Frost Bound. John F. Carlson 300
Woman Reading in a Garden. Mary Cassatt 302
Portrait. Howard Gardiner Cushing 304
Portrait of Frank Duveneck. Joseph R. De Camp 306
Picardy Fisher Folk. Charles J. Dickman 308
Head of Old Dutchman. Rudolph Dirks 312
Changing Weather. Paul Dougherty 314
Portrait of Mrs. Mary A. Goulding. Charles Loring Elliott 316
Summer. Frederick Carl Frieseke 318
Quarry: Evening. Daniel Garher 320
Chez Mououin. IfiUiam J. Glackens 322
Church of S. Trovaso: Venice, tl^ alter Griffin 324
Peace: Hopiland. Albert L. Groll 328
Lavender and Old Ivory. Lilian fVestcott Hale 330
Woman with Roses. Philip L. Hale 332
Interior. Samuel Halpert 334
Mother. John McLure Hamilton 336
Afternoon Fog. IVinsloiu Homer 338
A Drummer Boy. Eastman Johnson 340
Reflection. Sergeant Kendall 344
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ILLUSTRATIONS
FACING PAGE
Our Boatman. John La Farge ; 346
Hudson River and Palisades. Ernest Laieson 348
GowANUS Canal, ^'lllen Leiu'u 350
Oaks of the Monte. Francis McComas 352
At the Burgomaster's. It'alter McEiven 354
Still Life. Henry Lee McFee 356
The Carnation. Arthur F. Matheiis 360
Portrait: Mrs. David Olyphant. Samuel F. B. Morse 362
The Painter's Triu.mph. William Sidney Mount 364
Monterey Dunes. Eugen Neuhaus 366
Youth. Josephine Paddock 368
The Housemaid. William M. Paxton 370
Portrait of Colonel Charles Pettit. Charles Willson Peale 372
Fox and Geese. Joseph T. Pearson, Jr 376
In the Studio. Ellen G. Emmet Rand 378
The Japanese Screen. Robert Reid 380
The Young Mother. Mary Curtis Richardson 382
Floating Ice: Early* Morning. Charles Rosen 384
Nude Study. John Singer Sargent 386
Toning of the Bell. Walter Shirlatu 388
Bather. Charles Walter Stetson 392
Portrait OF Major General Henry Dearborn. Gilbert Stuart 394
Co.MiNG OF the Line Storm. Frederick J. Waugh 396
War News from Mexico. R. Caton Woodville 398
The Checkered Dress. William H. K. Yarroiv 400
My House in Winter. Charles Morris Young 402
Muse Finding He.'\d of Orpheus. Edivard Berge 404
Fountain Group. Karl Bitter 408
Laughing Boy. .•/. Stirling Colder 410
The Windy Doorstep. Abastenia St. Leger Eberle 412
The Pioneer Mother. Charles Grafly 414
The Bronze Turkey. Albert Laessle 416
L'Amour. Ei'elyn Beatrice Longman 418
Centaur and Dryad. Paul Manship 420
Scratching a Twister. Joseph J. Mora 424
The Maiden of the Roman Campagna. Albin Polasek 426
A.merican Bison. A. Phimister Proctor 428
Puma and Snake. Arthur Putnam 430
Motherhood. Bessie Potter Vonnoh 432
The Shoveler. Mahonri M. Young 434
Lady in Pink. Nicholai Fechin 436
Grandfather's Birthday. F. Cabrera Canto 440
Tobogganing. Elsa Backlund-Celsing 442
The Duel. Ossian Elgstrom 444
Nude Girl. Carl Larsson 446
Floor Plan, Palace of Fine Arts 482
Floor Plan, Annex 484
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CATALOGUE OF EXHIBITS
(CONTINUED)
UNITED STATES SECTION
(CONTINUED FROM VOLUME I.)
HAI.PERT, SAMUEL
4365. Lake George.
TUTTLE, RUEL CROMPTON
4366. The Fountain: Windsor.
MENDENHALL, EMMA
4367. Street in St. Ives: Cornwall.
BUTLER, J. J. P.
4368. Autumn Landscape.
BUTLER, THEODORE EARL
4369. Afternoon.
COUSE, E. IRVING
4370. The Turquoise Beadmaker.
WOODBURY, CHARLES H.
4371. Cut at Empire.
4372. Near Empire.
4373. Culebra Cut.
BOURNE, GERTRUDE B.
4374. Rear View of Boston State House.
LICHTENAUER, J. MORTIMER
4375. Study for Shubert Theatre.
KELLER, ARTHUR I.
4376. The Young Critic.
BOURNE, GERTRUDE B.
4377. Rhododendrons.
WOODBURY, CHARLES H.
4378. Near Pedro Miguel.
4379. The Great Slide.
4380. Sea Wall: Panama.
PETERSON, JANE
4381. Low Tide.
ZIMMERMAN, M. W.
4382. Across the Valley.
BUTLER, THEODORE EARL
4383. Sunrise.
CHAPMAN, CHARLES S.
4384. The Marauder.
SCULPTURE
FRASER, JAMES EARLE
4385. Portrait of J. G.
COONSMAN, NANCY
4386. Wistful Baby.
SCUDDER, JANET
4387. Tortoise Fountain.
MAZUR, WLADYSLAW
4388. Motherless.
MANOR, FLORENCE
4389. The Florence Madonna.
WHIGHT, ALICE MORGAN
4390. Beside the Pool.
BURROUGHS, EDITH WOODMAN
4391. L'Arriere Pensee.
VONNOH, BESSIE POTTER
4392. The Intruder.
GALLERY ONE HUNDRED TfrENTY
PAINTINGS
HALPERT, SAMUEL
4393. Interior.
HAMILTON, MARY RITER
4394. Old Woman: Study.
GIHON, CLARENCE M.
4395. Haunted House.
MAURER, ALFRED H.
4396. Jeanne.
WOODBURY, CHARLES H.
4397. The Bark.
MAURER, ALFRED H.
4398. Bal Bullier.
STEWART, JULIUS L.
4399. Wood Nymphs.
KENT, ROCKWELL
4400. A Mother and Her Sons.
WEHRSCHMIDT, DANIEL
4401. The Morning's Milk.
STEWART, JULIUS L.
4402. Blue Butterfly.
MANIGAULT, E. MIDDLETON
4403. Pastoral.
NOBLE, JOHN
4404. Toilers of the Sea.
BISSELL, HELEN RATHBUN
4405. Old Melodies.
LUKS, GEORGE
4406. The Mother.
HAMILTON, WILBUR DEAN
4407. Portrait of Justice McKenna.
COLEMAN, CHARLES CARYL
4408. Sorrow.
BERLIN, HARRY
4409. Vermont Hills.
MUHRMAN, HENRY
4410. The Barge.
FINKELNBURG, AUGUSTA
4411. My Woodsie Park.
LANGTRY, MARY
4412. A September Night: Ipswich.
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BREMER, ANNE M.
4413. The Village of Good Cheer.
4414. Marigold and Primrose.
MERRITT, ANNA LEA
4415. Nymph of Dew.
THORN DYKE, CH./^RLES HALL
4416. Boats Entering the River.
THOMAS, SEYMOUR
4417. Portrait: Henri Vignaud.
MARR, C.'VRL
4418. Holy Family.
BURNSIDE, CAMERON
4419. The Yellow Curtain.
McKILLOP, WILLIAM
4420. Portrait of Robert W. Chanler,
BREMER, ANNE M.
4421. The Fur Collar.
OLSON, JOSEPH OLIVER
4422. The Landscape Class.
MERRITT, ANNA LEA
4423. Youth.
CONNELL, EDWIN D.
4424. The Dunes.
FISHER, MARK
4425. The Rick Yard.
ULLMAN, EUGENE PAUL
4426. Head of a Young Woman.
BARLOW, MYRON
4427. Flowers.
McKILLOP, WILLIAM
4428. The Letter.
MURRAY, FRANK WALDO
4429. Portrait of Robert Fowler.
DABO, LEON
4430. The Rockets: Rain of Fire.
BARLOW, MYRON
4431. Apples.
RITTENBERG, HENRY R.
4432. Still Life.
HEVNEMANN, JULIA H.
4433. The Spanish Coat.
ERICSON, DAVID
4434. Low Tide.
BARLOW, MYRON
4435. Fish Sellers.
CONNER, JOHN RAMSEY
4436. The Little Seamstress.
LA FAROE, BANCEL
4437. The Willow.
LUKS, GEORGE
4438. Man in Brown.
BELLOWS, GEORGE
4439. Polo Crowd.
SPRINCHORN, CARL
4440. Beach at Laguna.
BELLOWS, GEORGE
4441. River Front.
4442. Portrait of a Young Lady.
PANCOAST, MORRIS HALL
4443. Afternoon : Tomkinsville.
TANAKA, YASUSHI
4444. The Shadow of the Madrona.
GELHAAR, EMIL
4445. Packer Hall.
WOOLF, SAMUEL JOHNSON
4446. The News Stand.
GLINTENKAMP, HENRY J.
4447. Wind Gap.
MITCHELL, ARTHUR
4448. Close of a November Day.
HAMILTON, MARY RITER
4449. The Poor.
ADAMS, PHILIP
4450. The Sailor.
WEBSTER, E. AMBROSE
4451. In the Woods.
DE WENTWORTH, CECILE
4452. Taper to Saint Genevieve.
TUCKER, ALLEN
4453. Portrait in Blue and Ivory.
WEBSTER, E. AMBROSE
4454. On the Trail.
BELLOWS, GEORGE
4455. Excavation at Night.
DAVEY, RANDALL
4456. Segovian Man.
KOPMAN, BENJAMIN D.
4457. Portrait of a Young Man.
DU BOIS, GUY PENE
4458. Trapeze Performer.
BISSELL, HELEN RATHBUN
4459. A German Interior.
UPTON, FLORENCE K.
4460. The Yellow Room.
MAGER, GUS
4461. The Laborer.
SCULPTURE
WRIGHT, ALICE MORGAN
4462. Wood Nymph.
HARVEY, ELI
4463. Lion of the Desert.
KNIGHT, CHARLES ROBERT
4464. Kodiak Bear.
WORTHINGTON, BEATRICE MAUDE
4465. Grief.
LADD, ANNA COLEMAN
4466. The Sword.
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SI.KEPINC, CH II I)R[:\. By Sorcn (Jnui,;,;
UNITED STATES SECTION
KRATINA, JOSEPH M.
4467. Genius: Head of Baby.
WARNER, OLIN L.
446S. Mr. Cottier.
KNIGHT, CHARLES ROBERT
4469. Polar Bear.
BALL, CAROLINE PEDDLE
4470. Sun-Dial.
KNIGHT, CHARLES ROBERT
4471. Leaping Tiger.
STORRS, JOHN
4472. Marble Head.
COLONNADE
SCULPTURE
ROTH, FREDERICK G. R.
4473. Sea Lions.
DALLIN, CYRUS EDWIN
4474. The Scout.
LADD, ANNA COLEMAN
4475. Wind and Spray.
PATIGIAN, HAIG
4476. Diana.
FRY, SHERRY EDMKNDSON
4477. Peace: Fountain Figure.
PROCTOR, A. PHIMISTER
4478. American Bison.
SAINT GAUDENS, AUGUSTUS
4479. Seated Lincoln.
Lent by the Lincoln Monument
Fund.
HOLM, VICTOR S.
4480. Halsey C. IVES, Esq.
SAINT GAUDENS, LOUIS
4481. Piping Pan.
SCUDDER, JANET
4482. Flying Cupid.
BERGE, EDWARD
4483. Muse Finding Head of Orepheus.
SCUDDER, JANET
4484. Young Pan.
BERGE, EDWARD
4485. Wild Flower.
4486. Boy and Frog Fountain.
BITTER, KARL
4487. Statue of Thomas Jefferson.
POLASEK, AI.BIN
4488. Portrait of a Boy.
GRAFLY, CHARLES
4489. The Pioneer Mother.
STERLING, LINDSEY MORRIS
4490. The Awakening.
ADAMS, HERBERT
4491. William Cullcn Brvant.
BOYLE, JOHN J.
4492. Returning from the Hunt.
SCUDDER, JANET
4493. Fighting Boys.
NOQt;ET, PAUL
4494. Soldier of Marathon.
Lent by Gutzon Borglum, Esq.
MULLER, OLGA POPOFF
4495. Primitive Man.
BERGE, EDWARD
4496. The Scalp.
PICCIRILLI, ATTILIO
4497. A Faun's Toilet.
PARSONS, EDITH BARRETTO
4498. Fountain: Duck Baby.
POLASEK, ALBIN
4499. The Maiden of the Roman Campagna.
WEINMAN, ADOLPH ALEXANDER
4500. Head of Lincoln.
PERRY, R. HINTON
4501. Daughter of Pan.
ADAMS, HERBERT
4502. Chief Justice Marshall.
BERGE, EDWARD
4503. Sun Dial.
DIETSCH, C. PERCIVAL
4504. Destiny.
PIETRO, C. S.
4505. Mother of the Dead.
TAFT, LORADO
4506. Fragment: Fountain of Time.
QUINN, EDMOND T.
4507. Nymph: Garden Figure.
BARTLETT, PAUL WAYLAND
4508. Dying Lion.
LADD, ANNA COLEMAN
4509. Rock and Flower Group for Pool.
PAINE, ROBERT
4510. Fountain for Public Garden.
PRATT, BELA LYON
4511. Whaleman.
HOLM, VICTOR S.
4512. Prima Mater.
RISQUE, CAROLINE EVERETT
4513. Bird Fountain.
LADD, ANNA COLEMAN
4514. Triton Babies.
4515. Water Sprites.
4516. Sun-God and Python.
CORBETT, GAIL SHERMAN
4517. Sundial Boy.
BARNHORN, CLEMENT J.
4518. Boy Pan with Frog.
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HEBER, CARL AUGUSTUS
4519. Bondage.
HYATT, ANNA VAUGHAN
4520. Great Dane.
4521. Great Dane.
SCUDDER, JANET
4522. Young Diana.
FRISHMUTH, HARRIET W.
4523. Saki: A Sun Dial.
PATIGIAN, HAIG
4524. Apollo Hunting.
SALVATORE, VICTOR D.
4525. Youth.
BURROUGHS, EDITH WOODMAN
4526. Garden Figure.
LONGMAN, EVELYN BEATRICE
4527. L' Amour.
PRATT, BELA LYON
4528. Boy with Fish.
MULLER, OLGA POPOFF
4529. Centaur.
POLASEK, ALBIN
4530. The Sower.
BEACH, CHESTER
4531. Beyond.
RUMSEY, CHARLES CARY
4532. Boyhood.
PICCIRILLI, ATTILIO
4533. An Outcast.
MULLER, OLGA POPOFF
4534. Idyl.
WARNER, OLIN L.
4535. Dancing Nymph.
Lent by C. E. S. Wood, Esq.
PICCIRILLI, FURIO
4536. Eurydice.
4537. Young Mother and Child.
KONTI, ISIDORE
4538. Wood Nymph.
AITKEN, ROBERT
4539. Michelangelo.
4540. William H. Taft.
Lent bv Mrs. William H. Taft.
WARD, JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
4541. Henry Ward Beecher.
PROCTOR, A. PHIMISTER
4542. American Bison.
CORBETT, GAIL SHERMAN
4543. Kirkpatrick Memorial Fountain.
PRATT, BELA LYON
4544. Large Relief No. 2.
FRENCH, DANIEL CHESTER
4545. Lincoln.
Lent by the State of Nebraska.
RECCHIA, RICHARD H.
4546. Relief: Boston Museum of Fine Arts
No. 2.
BOYLE, JOHN J.
4547. Commodore Barry Monument.
RECCHIA, RICHARD H.
4548. Relief: Boston Museum of Fine Arts
No. 1.
FRENCH, DANIEL CHESTER
4549. Earl Dodge Memorial: Princeton
Student.
Lent by Princton University.
McKENZIE, R. TAIT
4550. The Young Franklin.
PRATT, BELA LYON
4551. Large Relief No. 1.
BARTLETT, PAUL WAYLAND
4552. Statue of Lafayette.
ANNEX
SCULPTURE
BARTLETT, PAUL WAYLAND
4553. Philosophy.
4554. Romance.
4555. Religion.
BRINGHURST, R. P.
4556. Journalism.
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CHINESE SECTION
CHEN CHI
Commissioner General.
C. Y. YEN
Commissioner of Fine Arts.
TV KWEN-HUA
Secretary.
GALLERIES NINETY-FOUR TO NLWETY-SEFEN
IMITATION OF KU YU-HSIEN'S WORK
WANG WEN-MING.
1. Strass Bottle: Parrot.
2. Strass Bottle: Hibiscus Mutabilis.
3. Strass Bottle: Three Chickens.
4. Strass Bottle: Lotus Flowers.
WANG HSAO-TING
5. Strass Bottle: Portrait of Chuankuei.
TEH CHANG
6. Strass Vase in Gourd Shape.
LONG HONG-MU
7. Strass Vase: Pine, Bamboo and Prunus.
8. Strass Pen-holder ; Pine, Bamboo and
Prunus.
REPRODUCTION OF KANG SI PORCELAIN
WANG TEH-CHANG
9. Tea Cups : Colored Flowers.
10. A Pair of Genii.
n. Prunus Vase: Clustering Flowers.
12. Fish Tail Vase: Red Background.
13. Rich Colored Jar.
14. Big Colored Platter.
15. Colored Plate.
16. Vase: Puan An in Procession.
17. Liquor Cup: Human Figures.
18. Tea Cups: Flowers on Red Back-
ground.
HSUN TSONG-LI
19. Canister: Beauties.
20. Square Vase: Flowers.
21. Vase: Landscape.
YU HSUN
22. Jar in Squash Shape.
REPRODUCTION OF KIEN LUNG PORCEtAIN
WANG TEH-CHANG
23. Bowl : Milky Way Marriage.
24. Vase: Official Promotion.
25. Colored Jar.
YU HSUN
26. Flower Basket Shaped Vase: Human
Figures.
HSUN TSONG-LI
27. Rouge Colored Prunus Vase.
28. Vase: Human Figures on Blue Back-
ground.
29. Slant Cornered Vase.
30. Jar: Flowers, Deer and Storks.
31. Globe Vase: Clouds and Bats.
REPRODUCTION OF MING PORCELAIN
WANG TEH-CHANG
32. Colored Vase.
33. Palm Shaped Vase.
34. Gourd Shaped Vase.
REPRODUCTION OF YONG CHUN PORCELAIN
WANG TEH-CHANG
35. Square Vase: Flowers of all Seasons.
HSUN TSONG-LI
36. Vase: Eight Peaches.
REPRODUCTION OF TAO KUAN PORCELAIN
HSUN TSONG-LI
37. Big Mouth Vase: Twelve Zodiac
Signs.
PORCELAIN WORK
YU HSUN
38. Globe Vase: Landscape.
39. Rose Colored Vase.
40. Gourd Shaped Vase: Human Figures.
LAI CHING-KO
41. Gold-fish Kong: Landscape Engraved.
CHEN HSAO-CHEO
42. Vase: Dragon and Phoenix Engraved.
CHEN TSUN-HEO
43. Vase: Colored Picture in Relief.
WOOD AND BAMBOO WORKS
CHU TSZ-CHANG
Aiiarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
44. Peach Pilferer.
45. Intoxicated Monk.
46. Distracted Monk.
47. Scratching Figure.
48. Plowman and Herdmen.
CHEN-TU
49. Cigarette Tray.
CHEO MEI-KO
Aiiarded SiU-er Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
50. Buddha Image.
51. Carved Picture.
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CATALOGUE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
WANG HSUN
AiuarJeJ Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
52. Carved Screen in Tabasheer.
CLOISONNE WORKS
PAO HUA-LEO
53. Badge for 3rd Grade of Merit.
54. Corn Badge of 2nd Order.
55. Silver Colored Badge for 2nd Grade.
56. Corn Badge of 5th Order.
57. Tiger Badge of 1st Order.
58. Corn Badge of 2nd Order.
59. Monster Tripod in Enamelled Silver.
60. Gormand Decanter in Enamelled
Silver.
TEH HSIN-CHEN
61. Corn Badge of 1st Order.
62. Corn Badge of 5th Order.
63. Phoenix Badge.
64. Tiger Badge.
65. Badges of Different Styles.
66. Set of Twelve Cups.
67. Colored Decanter.
68. One Colored Decanter.
69. Incense Burner.
70. Five Mouthed Vase.
71. Dragon-handled Sprinkling Pot.
72. Twin Sheep Eared Vessel.
73. Begonia Shaped Censer.
74. Copper Colored Hanging Pitcher.
75. Felicity Designed Censer.
76. Eight Angled Vase.
77. Dragon-handled Vase in Begonia
Shape.
78. Box Designed in Triple Prosperities.
79. Dragon-handled Sprinkling Pot.
80. Imitation of Old Vase.
81. Imitation of Old Goblets.
82. Imitation of Old Vase in Pillow Shape.
83. Imitation of Old Vessels.
84. Copper Colored Censer.
85. Round Censer with Side Ears.
86. Narcissus Pot.
87. Censer with Side Ears.
88. Gourd Shaped Vase with All Flowers.
89. Double Mouthed Vase in Gourd
Shape.
90. Bronze Lined Square Jar.
TEH CHANG
91. Scepters Filled with Various Gems.
92. Victim Shaped Vessel.
93. Pictured Screen: Five Relationships
Inlaid.
94. Big Lions.
95. Palatial Censer.
96. Pictured Screen: Happiness and Long
Life Inlaid.
97. Big Vase.
98. Screen with Inlaid Pictures.
99. Peach Adorned Globe V^ase.
YANG TIEN-LI
100. Light Blue Vase.
101. Sky Blue Vase.
102. Gold Leaf Flowered Vase.
103. Fish Canister.
LAO TIEN-LI
104. Rich Colored Vase.
105. Tripod: Portrait of Ancient Monarch
Yao
106. Tripod
Shun.
107. Tripod
Portrait of Ancient Monarch
Portrait of the Late Em-
press Dowager.
108. Tripod: Portrait of President Yueti.
109. Tripod: Portrait of Vice-President Li.
LACQUER WORK, PAINTED, MOULDED, CARVED
CHUEN SHI-SO
110. Bowl in Begonia Shape.
111. Lacquered Crab.
HSUN CHUN-KAO
.-licardeJ Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., ig'S-
112. Oval Plate.
113. Nut Dish.
114. Sky Blue Vase.
115. Set of Five Botes.
116. Vase in Apple Color.
117. Card Case in Bamboo Knot Shape.
118. Box: Pine and Stork.
119. Tripod Vessel.
120. Small Vessel.
121. Fruit Shaped Box.
122. Buddha Image.
123. Vase with Paintings.
124. Vase: Emperor Thrice Visits Hermit.
125. Figure: Goddess of Mercy.
126. Clock Stand: Greens and Rabbit
Adorned.
127. Tray in Lotus Shape.
128. Set of Five Oval Boxes.
129. Lichee Shaped Box.
130. Lotus Seeds Plate.
131. Paper Weight in Frog Shape.
132. Pomegranate Box.
133. Paper Weight in Tortoise Shape.
134. Apple Colored Card Case.
135. Card Case in Melon Shape.
136. Copper Colored Card Case.
137. Handkerchief Box.
138. Vase with Scene Paintings.
139. Small Apple Colored Vase.
140. Sky Blue Vase: Scene Paintings.
141. Octagon Box with Paintings.
142. Rectangular Box with Paintings.
143. Round Box: Butterflies.
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CHINESE SECTION
LIN CHIN-AN
Aiuarded Bronze Medal: P. P. 1. E., 1915.
144. Vase Prunus Carved.
145. Figure: God of Longevity Riding
Stork.
146. Figure: Goddess of Mercy.
147. Compartment Box.
148. Crab Weir.
149. Triple Prosperities Designed Tray.
150. Ix(tus Leaf Shaped Fruit Dish on
Coral Color Seat.
WANG HONG-HSIEN
151. Picture in Gold Embossings.
KEE KU-KAI
152. Case in Begonia Shape.
153. Citron Box.
154. Rectangular Tray.
155. Napkin Rings.
156. Case in Begonia Shape.
157. Round Box.
158. Vase.
159. Tea Pot.
160. Tray.
161. Round Box.
162. Box in Peach Shape.
163. Square Box.
164. Big Round Box with Dragon Carved.
165. Citron Box.
166. Box in Peach Shape.
167. Vase.
168. Tray in Begonia Shape.
169. Cross Tablet in Open Book Form.
170. Deep Tray.
171. Shallow Tray.
172. Napkin Rings.
173. Screen: Pictures Incised and Filled.
CHAO YONG-TSUN
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., 1915.
174. Box.
TEH CHANG
175. Box: To Ask the Way.
176. Hexagon Box: Chinese Character
Carved.
177. Tray with Dragon Carved.
178. Vase in Scepter Shape.
179. Two-Seated Bench Decorated with
Brocade.
180. Chair Decorated with Brocade.
YONG TEH-FU
181. Jewel Locker.
PRECIOUS STONES AND MARBLES
CHEO TSZ-SHAN
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., /p/j.
182. Vase in Cloud Color.
183. Leaf Wrapt Vase.
184. Vase: Prunus and Stork.
185. Vase: Turned-up Lotus Leaf.
186. Seal Stone in Nectar Color.
187. Box in Melon Shape.
188. Vase with Paeony Carved.
189. Vase with Bamboo Carved.
190. Vase with Mountain Ridge Carved.
191. Seal Stone.
192. Figure of Seven Sages.
KING HSIEN-SAN
JiL'arded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
193. Screen.
CHEO TING-LAN
194. Vase: Prunus and Bamboo.
CHEN-TU
195. Green Stone Pen Bowl with Engrav-
ings.
TEH PAO-KAI
196. White Jade Carved Screen.
197. Fine Carved Mandarin Duck in White
Jade.
198. Couple Phoenix Jar in White Jade.
TEH CHANG
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
199. Crystal Carved Figure of Ma Ku.
200. Jasper Censer.
201. Set of Three Chrjsoprase Ornaments.
202. Crystal Scepter.
CHEN YU-CHUEN
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
203. Fine Carved Chrysoprase Censer.
TEH HSIN-YONG
Awarded Bronze Medal: P.
204. Carved Agate Censer.
PAO HUA-LEO
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., 191 5.
205. Chrysoprase Fob with Movable Rings.
206. Jade Carved Fob in Bean Shape.
207. Jade Fob with Lizard Carved.
208. Jade Fob with Lizard and Paeony
Carved.
209. Jade Carved Fob in Mandolin Shape.
210. White Jade Fob with Squirrel Carved.
211. Clouded Jade Fob with Gem Bead.
212. Gold Gilt Silver Case with Inlaid
Gems.
213. Screen Adorned with Carved Gems.
Inlaid.
HSIN KU-KAI
214. Sacrificial Vessel in White Jade.
YU YUEN-HEO
215. Coin Shaped Fob in White Jade.
216. Dragon Shaped Fob in White Jade.
217. Jade Fob with Engravings.
YEH KU-KAI
218. Tea Crystal Vase.
AN TI-SING
219. Opaque Crystal Bottle.
P. I. E., 1915.
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CATALOGUE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
STRASS WORK PAINTED INSIDE
WANG HSAO-TING
220. Snuflf Bottle: Lotus Flowers and Fish.
221. Strass Bottle: Scene and Gold Fish.
MA HSAO-SHIEN
222. Snuff Bottle: Belle.
223. Snuff Bottle: Rabbits in the Field.
224. Snuff Bottle: Antiques.
225. Strass Bottle: Hill Scene in Winter.
226. Strass Bottle: Lotus, Swallows and
Fish.
227. Strass Bottle: Cowboy.
228. Strass Bottle: Portrait of President
Wilson.
229. Strass Bottle: Portrait of President
Yuen.
230. Strass Bottle: Looking for Prunus
Blossoms.
231. Strass Bottle: Looking at Lotus Flow-
ers.
232. Strass Bottle: Crickets Playing.
233. Strass Bottle: Portrait of Vice-Pres-
ident Li.
234. Strass Bottle: Studying in Autumn
Night.
235. Strass Bottle: Portrait of Late States-
man Li.
236. Two Bottles: Portraits of President
and Mrs. Wilson.
237. Bottle: Portrait of Ma Hsao-shien.
STRASS WORK, CARVED OR STAIN SUPERPOSED
CHUEI TING-CHANG
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. £., 1915.
238. Red Bottle: Stain Superposed.
239. Light Colored Wash Cup.
YU YUEN-HEO
240. Bottle in Light Color.
241. Carved Bottle.
SUEI WEN-KAI
242. Red Superposed Bottle in Gourd
Shape.
243. Bottle with Lizard Carved.
TONG-TAI
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., 1915.
244. Carved Vase: Stain Superposed.
LI CHANG-TAI
245. Carved Bottle.
246. Bottle with Fish Carved.
TEH CHANG
247. Bottle: Fir and Eagle Carved.
248. Bottle: Lizard Carved.
249. Bottle: Lizard Carved.
250. Bottle: Antiques Carved.
251. Bottle: Late Begonia Carved.
252. Bottle: Lotus Leaf and Fish Carved.
253. Bottle: Lizard Carved.
254. Bottle: Carp Carved.
PAO HUA-LEO
255. Bottle: Geese
and Lotus Flowers.
FRUIT STONE CARVINGS
CANTON LOCAL COMMISSION
256. Olive Kernel Boats.
HSIN YEH
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., 1915.
257. Flower Pots.
258. Small Boat.
259. Olive Kernel Skiffs.
PITH PAPER AND STRAW WORKS
KUAN WEN-KAI
260. Pith Paper Picture: Late Geranium.
261. Pith Paper Picture: Flowers.
262. Pith Paper Picture: Cherries and
Birds.
263. Pith Paper Picture: Flowers of All
Seasons.
264. Pith Paper Picture: Olea Fragrans.
265. Picture: Prunus and Chrysanthemums.
KUI HSU-YUEN
266. Straw Portrait: President Wilson.
DESIGNED PATTERNS
HEO KI-CHANG
267. Carpet Design: Tide Scene.
268. Carpet Design: Flower Picture.
269. Carpet Design: Auspicious Sign.
270. Carpet Design: Hall Scene, Full of
Rich and Noble.
271. Carpet Design: Abundance, Nobility,
and Longevity.
272. Carpet Design: Hundred Butterflies.
273. Carpet Design: Blooming Flowers and
Plants.
274. Carpet Design: Delightful Scene.
275. Carpet Design: Flower Picture.
276. Carpet Design: Sweet Flowers and
Plants.
IVORY AND SHELL, CARVED OR PAINTED
YU HSIAO-SHIEN
277. Ivory Fob: Prose Writings Cut.
278. Nap-tie Pin Top Piece Ivory: Sketch
Writings Cut.
279. Nap-tie Pin Top Piece Ivory: Verse
W'ritings Cut.
280. Ivory Fob: Ten Commandments Cut.
281. Ivory Fob: Seven Verses Cut.
282. Ivory Fob: Prose Writings Cut.
283. Ivory Screen: Sketch Writings Cut.
284. Ivory Screen: Ballad Writings Cut.
285. Broach Top Piece Ivory: Picture Cut.
286. Broach Top Piece Ivory: Verses Cut.
LI HSAO-YU
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915-
287. Ivory Carved Ball in Ten Layers.
288. Ivory Carved Ball in Eight Layers.
289. Ivory Carved Ball in Seven Layers.
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SNOW SCENE. By Kiani- Yinx-sens
CHINESE SECTION
LI HSAO-YU (Continued)
290. Ivory Carved Ball in Nine Layers.
291. Ivory Carved Ball in Seven Layers.
292. Ivory Carved Ball in Twenty Layers.
293. Tusk with Battle Scene Carved.
294. Tusk with Flowers Carved.
295. Ivory Carved Ball in Twelve Layers.
296. Ivory Carved Ball in Eleven Layers.
297. Ivory-Carved Ball in Fifteen Layers.
298. Ivory Carved Ball in Sixteen Layers.
299. Ivory Carved Ball in Thirteen Layers.
CANTON LOCAL COMMISSION
Aii-arded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
Aivarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
300. Ivory Carved Ball in Twenty-seven
Layers.
301. Ivory Penholder: Picture Painted in
Gold.
302. Ball with Top and End in Fifteen
Layers.
LI HEO-YEH
303. Fine Carved Picture Frame in Ivory.
REN YEE-SUEN
304. Eight Majestic Horses Carved in
Ivory.
FONG KONG-TU
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., iQlj.
305. Ivory Carved Goddess of Mercy.
306. Ivory Carved Nude Belle.
LIEN HSUN-HAO
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., 1915.
307. Ivory Carved Ball in Twenty-eight
Layers.
308. Ivory Carved Lotus Boat.
309. Ivory Eight-Layer Ball with Un-
fnished Model.
310. Ivory Carved Pen-holder.
311. Five-Storied Pagoda Carved in Ivory.
312. Flowers Carved in Tusk.
CHUAN SAN-HO.
313. Shell: Flowers and Birds in Gold.
314. Carved Shell.
315. Shell: Moonlight Scene on the Pearl
River.
316. Shell: Five-Storied Buildings in the
Goat City.
EMBROIDERY AND SII.K PAINTING
YV SHEN-SHEO
317. Embroidered Portrait of Jesus Christ.
SHEN SHUI-TSENG
318. Embroidered Spirited Horses.
KING TSING-FUN
319. Embroidered Gambolling Cats.
YU SHU-TZE
320. Embroidered Snow Scene of the Gold
Turret Temple.
321. Embroidered Portrait of Princess Vic-
toria Louise.
SUN HEN-TAI
322. Picture: Puss and Butterfly.
YU CHIO
323. Picture of Soochow City.
324. Picture of Empress Yang after Bath-
ing.
WEN HSUN-KAI
325. Gauze Lantern (12") Human Figures
Painted.
326. Square Gauze Lantern: Paintings.
327. Palatial Gauze Lantern (14") Paint-
ings.
328. Palatial Gauze Lantern (12") Paint-
ings.
329 Palatial Gauze Lantern (g") Paint-
ings.
330. Palatial Gauze Lantern (12") Paint-
ings.
PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS
LIU TSZ-HSIN
Jivarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
331. Finger Drawing: Flowers of All
Seasons.
332. Finger Drawing: Swallows Returning
to Bridge.
333. Finger Drawing: Ancient Cypress
Scraping Clouds.
WANG HSI-KAI
Aivarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 191^.
334. Rustling Trees and Bubbling Springs.
335. Autumn Scene.
LI HSAO
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., 191 5.
336. A Belle in Summer.
337. A Belle Picking Prunus.
LIN HSU
338. Kiang Nan Willow Green.
339. Ancient Fir on Grand Mount.
340. Folding Screen: Scenes of Four
Seasons.
HWANG LU-NIEN
341. Landscape on Fan Covering.
NU SU-NEN
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., 1915.
342. Landscape on Fan Covering.
CHEN SU-KONG
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., 19 15.
343. Landscape on Fan Covering.
SU CHEN-LIEN
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., J91?.
344. Four Scrolls: Flowers of Four Sea-
sons.
FU SU-SHAN
345. Heroine Going to War.
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CATALOGUE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
FU SU-SHAN (Continued)
346. Brush Drawing: Portrait of President
Yuen.
347. Brush Drawing: Portrait of Vice-
President Li.
KIANG YING-SENG
Aiuarded Medal of Honor: P. P. I. E., 19 1 5.
348. Hall Picture: Snow Scene.
CHANG CHEN
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
349. Morning Breeze Over the Willow
Land.
CHEN HUAI
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
350. Fan Covering: All Flowers.
MO FONG-SI
351. Oil Painting: Peking City Tower
Scene.
CHEN MAI-CHEO
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
352. Framed Picture: Human Figures.
HWANG KI-FANG
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., 1915.
353. Picture of Lao Mountain.
354. Picture of Hseo Mountain.
355. Picture of Nou Chang Mountain.
356. Picture of Ni Mountain.
LO YONG
357. Fairyland.
SAO YU-SIEN
358. Happiness in Fisherman's Home.
HAN SI-SU
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., 191 5.
359. Imperial Tomb at Distance.
YU CHIN-PO
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., 1915.
360. Ancient Vessels with Paintings.
KAO SIAO-SHAN
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., 1915.
361. Weaving Brocade.
362. Chao Chun, the Heroine, Journeying
Over the Border.
KAO KI-FONG
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 191 5.
363. Falling Flowers.
364. The Drake and Duck.
KAO CHIEN-FU
365. Rain Stopped.
366. Field Pond.
SHIN YING-CHIN
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915-
367. Folding Screen: Flowers of All Sea-
sons.
HSIAO SUIN
368. Landscape.
YO TSAI-CHEN
369. Ten Scrolls: Colored Flowers and
Birds.
SHEN TUN-HO AND SHEN TIN-
CHEN'S COLLECTION
KU LOH-TSE, IMITATING CHIAO
CHIEN-LI'S PAINTING
370. Landscape in Bright Colors.
KU CHIA-CHUN, IMITATING YANG
FEI'S PAINTING
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E.. 1915.
371. Portrait of Amitabha.
KU CHIA-CHUN, IMITATING CHU
TEH-JEN'S PAINTING
Awarded Sil-ver Medal: P. P. I. E., 191 5.
372. Genie Riding on Wind.
SHA FU-CHING, IMITATING CHIU
SHIH-CHOW'S PAINTING
373. Palace of Han Under Autumn Moon-
light.
SHA FU-CHING, IMITATING CHEN
CHU-CHUN'S PAINTING
374. Tsao Ta-ku Making Lecture to Court
Ladies.
LIU SUNG-FU'S COLLECTION
MA CHEN
375. Eight Immortals.
CHAO TZU-ANG
376. Landscape.
LI YUNG-CHIH
377. Landscape.
CHIAO SHAN-FU
378. Figures.
HO PI-CHUAN
379. Figures.
CHU JUI
380. Turning Horses.
KAO CHI-PEI
381. Cats.
LIU I-TZU
382. Mandarin Ducks.
CHAO CHIEN-LI
383. Landscape.
LIU SUNG-NIEN
384. Landscape.
SUN PAI
385. Landscape.
KUO HSU
386. Landscape.
JEN WEI-CHANG
387. Bamboo Study.
HUI TSUNG
388. Reeds and Ducks.
389. White Eagle.
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CHINESE SECTION
PIEN LU
390. Peacocks.
PIEN SHOU-MIEN
391. Geese and Rushes.
SU HAN'-CIIEN
392. Small Boys.
HSU HSI
393. Study of Cats.
MA YUAN
394. Painter Seeking Inspiration on Donkey.
CHENG TZU-CHAO
395. The Affairs at Dawn.
WANG I
396. A Street Vendor.
WANG FEI
397. Study of Tigers.
KU CHIEN-LUNG
398. Wang An Shih Making Merry With
His Friends.
PAO YUN-TING
399. Tao Yuan.
400. Tung Fong Su at the Golden Horse.
WU CHEN
401. Bamboos in Wind and Rain.
UNSIGNED
402. Yang Chien or Heavenly General.
403. Skakyamuni.
404. Traveling on the Roads of Szechuen.
WANG CHEN-PENG
405. Lady Ho Sien Ku.
TANG YU-SHENG
406. Landscape.
CHA SHIH-PIAO
407. Landscape.
LAN TAO
408. Landscape.
LAN SHENG
409. Landscape.
CHENG MAN-SHENG
410. Landscape.
TANG YING
411. Landscape.
412. Woman and Child.
YU CHIII-TING
413. Chu Ko Liang.
NIEN WEI-CHING
414. Butterflies.
HSU TSAN
415. Sparrows Among Plum Blossoms.
MA CHIANG-CHUEN
416. Birds and Flowers.
CHENG PAU-CHIAO
417. Bamboos.
HUANG HSING
418. Study of Flowers.
ALBUM COLLECTION
419. Pictures.
420. Portraits.
421. Landscapes.
422. Pictures and Poems.
423. Paintings.
424. Paintings.
CHIU SHIH-CHOU
425. Hand Scroll: Historical Scenes in
Shangsi Yuan Park.
426. Hand Scroll: 100 Beauties on Hand
Scroll.
427. Landscape.
CHAO CHUNG-MU
428. Supernatural Beings on Hand Scroll.
HUANG JUN
429. Wang Hsi Chi Feasting with His
Friends.
WU YU-PI
430. Lotus and Ducks.
LI HSI-SAN
431. Sun Hsing or Three Stars.
SHEN NAN-PING
432. Stork and Flowers.
433. Birds Study.
CHOW TSUNG-PO
434. Azaleas and Banana Trees.
CHIEN SHUN-CHU
435. Ma Ku.
LAN TIEN-SHU
436. Falcon and Pine.
KAI CHI-CHUEN
437. Garden Screen.
WANG CHIAO-CHI
438. Autumn Scene.
SHIH JUI
439. The Four Recluse Grey Heads.
CHANG JUI-TU
440. Poker Work.
YUAN SHANG-TUNG
441. Water Gate at Dawn.
CHAO SIIOU
442. San Sing and Wu Tsu.
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PHILIPPINE SECTION
DR. LEON MA. GUERRERO
President of the Philippine Board.
W. W. BARCLAY
Director-General, Philippine Board.
DR. FRANCISCO LIONGSON
Member, Philippine Board.
FABLA.N DE LA ROSA
Chief, Fine .Irts Exhibit.
GALLERY NINETY-EIGHT
PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS
AMORSOLO, F.
1. Landscape.
ASUNCION
2. A Bunch of Bananas.
CULLER, TOMAS
3. A Water Carrier.
ESPIRITU, A.
4. A Gardener.
5. Assassination of Governor Busta-
mante.
FABIE, S. L.
6. A Garden Corner.
7. Country Ways.
HERRER, JOAQUIN M.
.4warded Silver Medal: P. P. L E., 1915.
8. The Model
9. Sampling.
HIDALGO, FELIX R.
.4'warded Gold Medal: P. P. /. E., 1915.
10. The Corpse of a Tribal Chief Lying
in State.
11. Assassination of Governor Bustamante.
12. The Surf.
13. Moonlight.
14. Landscape.
15. Acheronte.
16. A Portrait.
17. Landscape.
18. Christian Maidens before the Mob.
19. Marine.
20. Hero and Leander.
LUNA, JUAN
21. A Dutch Scene.
22. A Parisienne.
MORENO, AGAPITA
23. A Baguio Landscape.
OTARRELL, G.
Aivarded Bronze Medal: P. P. /. £., J9/5.
24. Landscape.
25. Landscape.
REYES, N.
26. Landscape.
RIVERA, Y MIR, VICENTE
27. A Filipino Maiden.
28. A Filipino Dame.
29. A Sick Man.
DE LA ROSA, FABIAN
Aivarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
30. My Cat.
31. Resentment.
32. A Billet Doux.
33. A Dining Room Corner.
34. A Portrait of Miss Hidalgo.
Z.'VRAGOZA, M.
35. Gallantry.
36. At Praver.
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HIS MAJESIV KING Gl'SI'AF V. By Eniil Oslerman
SWEDISH SECTION
RICHARD BERNSTROM
Commissioner General.
ANSHELM SCHULTZBERG
Commissioner of Fine Arts.
GALLERIES NINETY-NINE
PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, ETCHINGS AND
TAPESTRIES
AMINOFF, GREGORI
1. The Peacock.
BACKLUND-CELSING, ELSA
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 19 1 5.
2. Skiing.
3. Tobogganing.
4. The Birlhday Table.
BAUER, JOHN
Aiuarded Medal of Honor: P. P. I. £., /p/J.
5. Fairy Girl.
6. Brother Martin: 1.
7. Brother Martin: 2.
8. Brother Martin: 3.
9. Brother Martin: 4.
10. Flipper Woman.
11. "It Is the Wood Nymph," said the
Moose.
12. "Is It Silver?" asked a hoarse voice.
13. Wingmor: opened.
14. The Princess Sat Araid Flowers.
15. The Witch Hewed Firewood.
16. Hut and Goblins.
17. The Fogey Is Furious.
18. Goblins and Dogs.
19. " 'Tis Thy Eyes," said the Goblins.
20. The Magic Plant.
21. Humpe at the Spring.
22. Humpe and His Mother.
23. The Fairy and the Hultra-forests
Nymph.
24. The Goblins Jumped.
25. The Ladv of the Woods.
26. The Giant Boy Who Slept 15 Years.
BEHM, WILHELM
Aiuarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 11)15.
27. Winter Evening.
28. Autumn Day.
29. Farmstead.
30. Snowflakes.
31. Sunset in the Forest.
32. Spring Evening.
BERGMAN, OSCAR
Aiuarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
33. Midsummer.
34. Birch Trees in Springtime.
35. Cliff and Snow.
36. Apple Bloom.
TO ONE HUNDRED SEIEN
37. Islands Outside Stockholm.
38. Gray Weather.
39. Fruit Trees in Bloom.
40. Thaw.
41. Pines and Snow.
42. Winter: 1.
43. Winter: 2.
44. Winter: 3.
45. Winter: 4.
46. Winter: 5.
47. Ice Formations after Storm.
48. Cypress.
49. Fiesols.
50. The Lighthouse.
51. Sandhamn.
52. Firs and Snow.
BERGSTROM, ALFRED
Aiuarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 19 1 5.
53. Spring Day.
54. Spring Evening.
55. Summer Evening.
BERGSTROM, SIGGE
56. Hilly Country.
57. Cliffs.
58. Sunny Recess in the Mountains.
BOBERG, ANNA
59. First Snow in the Mountains.
60. The Fisher's Cemetery.
61. Arctic Night.
62. Huts and Boats.
63. Drying the Sails.
64. The Glacier Lake.
65. In the Fjord of the Dead.
66. April Morning.
67. Fisherboats in the Harbour.
68. Spring in the Mountains.
69. Lights and Shades.
BURMEISTER, GABRIEL
70. The Rill.
71. Old Age.
72. Contemplation.
CARLBERG, HUGO
Aiuarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
73. Spring Morning at the River.
74. Crofters Returning Home.
75. Timber Drivers.
76. Springtime.
DUFVA, TORGNY
77. Summer Day.
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CATALOGUE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
ELGSTROM, OSSIAN
Aiuarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
78. Tjudes Tale.
79. Tjudes Tale.
80. The Arctic Seas Tale.
81. Horagulla Gets Angry.
82. The Duel.
83. The Duel.
84. Warris Tale.
85. Tjudes Tale from Jakonga: 1.
86. Tjudes Tale from Jakonga: 2.
87. Tjudes Tale from Jakonga: 3.
88. Tjudes Tale from Jakonga: 4.
89. The Laplander Who Disbelieved His
Master: 1.
90. The Laplander Who Disbelieved His
Master: 2.
91. The Laplander Who Disbelieved His
Master: 3.
92. The Laplander Who Disbelieved His
Master: 4.
93. Tarras or Five Gods.
94. The Soul's Transmigration.
95. The Drama at Gandvik: 1.
96. The Drama at Gandvik: 2.
97. The Drama at Gandvik: 3.
98. Ajataja Sorcery.
99. Northern Lights.
100. Return to the Earth.
101. The Jabmekaibmo — Travel: 1.
102. The Jabmekaibmo — Travel : 2.
103. The Jabmekaibmo — Travel: 3.
104. The Christmas Night.
105. The God.
ERICKSSON, ERIK EDW.
106. Mother's Joy.
FAHLCRANTZ, AXEL
107. Approaching Storm.
108. Moonlight and Rising Mist.
FJAESTAD, GUSTAV
Awarded Medal of Honor (for Painting) :
P. P. I. E., 7975.
Aiuarded Silver Medal (for Engraving) :
P. P. I. E., 1915.
109. The First Snow,
no. The First Snow.
111. Winter.
112. Winter.
113. Head of the Poet G. Eroding.
114. April Morning.
115. The Artist's Portrait.
116. Winter Afternoon.
117. Summer Night's Breeze.
118. New Cottage in the Forest.
119. The Spring in Springtime.
120. Winter Moonlight.
121. Hoarfrost in the Mountains.
122. Easter.
123. Moonlight on the Mountain Lake.
124. Hoarfrost in Sunlight.
125. Rippling Water.
126. Moving Water.
127. Moving Water.
128. Winter Night.
129. Thaw in the Forest.
130. Summer Evening at the River.
131. Spring: Winter.
132. Meditation: Winter Moonlight.
133. Summer Night.
134. Thaw.
GRANSTROM-KNOFFL, EDITH
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., jgi^.
135. Spring Time.
136. The First Spring Day.
137. Winter Day.
HEDBERG, ERIK
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
138. New Fallen Snow.
139. Between the Mountains.
140. Summer Night.
141. Spring Evening.
HESSELBOM, OTTO
142. My Native Country.
143. View Over the Lake Arran.
144. Pine Tree in Snow.
HJORTZBERG, OLLE
145. My Wife.
146. Italian Man.
147. Head.
148. Forge in Terracina.
HULLGREN, OSCAR
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
149. Sun Glitter on the Sea.
150. Winter Evening in Lofoten.
151. The Sea.
152. Breaking Sea.
JOHANSSON, CARL
153. Early Spring.
154. Evening.
155. Almond Trees.
156. Summer Day.
KALLSTENIUS, GOTTFRID
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., IQI^.
157. The Baltic Sea.
158. Pine Trees in Sunlight.
159. The Sacrificial Grove.
160. Iron Works in Vestergotland.
161. Manor House in Varmland.
KULLE, AXEL
162. The Artist's Portrait.
163. The Naked Birch.
164. Setting Sun: Still Water.
KtJSEL, ERNST
165. Calves.
166. Ducks.
167. Kids bv the Fence.
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LARSSON, CARL
.livarded Grand Prize (for Water Color
Painting) : P. P. I. E., igiS-
168. Between the White Trunks.
169. The Doorsteps.
170. The Study.
171. Ski Runner.
172. The Reading Room.
173. Forth Outfit.
174. Deep Thoughts.
175. The School Child's Household.
176. The Workshop.
177. A Lodge.
178. The Home's Angel.
179. The Kitchen Maid.
180. The Old Room.
181. Dressing Up for the Joke.
182. Toilet in the Summer Morning.
183. Repairing.
184. Mother Kersti.
185. The Dining Room.
186. Wash House.
187. The Bed Room.
188. The Dogs.
ETCHIXGS
189. Lisbeth Takes in bv Ladefuls.
190. Nude Girl by the Stove.
191. Reverence.
192. Hellberg's Chicks.
193. Nude Girl.
194. Nude Girl.
195. Lisbeth.
196. A Girl's Back.
197. Karin Does Kerstis Hair.
198. Mother.
199. Anna-Stina.
200. Martina.
201. The Grandchild.
LILJEFORS, BRUNO
Aitiardid Grand Prize (for Painting):
P. P. I. E., igrs.
202. Swans.
203. Wild Geese.
204. Sea Eagles.
205. Sea Gull at the Nest.
LINDH, BROR
206. Kiruna.
LINDQUIST, HERMAN
207. Sunnv April Day.
mas-oli.e; HELMER
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
208. Dalecarlian Girl.
209. Old Peasant from Dalecarlia.
210. Old Dalecarlian Man.
211. Portrait of Rector Magnificus Schiick.
212. His Majestv King Gustaf V.
OSSLUND, HELMER
Aicarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
213. Mullfjallet.
214. Water Fall Porjus.
215. Water Fall Porjus.
216. The Water Fall Handolsforsen.
217. Summer Evening.
218. Evening.
219. The Water Fall Elfkarlso.
OSTERLUND, JOHN
220. The Abandoned Church.
OSTERLUND-WIGERT, MATHILDA
221. Thaw.
222. When the Leaves Fall.
5STERMAN, EMIL
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 79/5.
223. His Majesty King Gustaf V.
224. Portrait of Professor Curman.
SCHULTZBERG, ANSHELM
Member of the International Jury of
Awards: P. P. I. E., 1915.
225. Winter in the Forest.
226. Charcoal Burning.
Lent bv Mrs. Chas. A. Stix.
227. The Coal Man's Hut.
228. Midsummer Night.
229. Gray Winter Day After the First
Snow.
230. The Wood Barn.
231. Winter.
232. Winter in the Forest.
233. A Frosty Afternoon.
SMITH, WILHELM
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
234. Ploughing.
235. Winter Afternoon.
236. The Avenue.
237. "It Will Be a Windy Night."
238. Fishers.
STRANDBERG, GABRIEL
239. The Drinker.
240. The League Bov.
241. The Cripple.
242. Tramper.
TORSANDER, GUSTAV
243. Winter Moon.
244. Lamplight in the Fog.
TORNEMA-N, AXEL
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
245. Torgny Lagman.
246. The Dead Girl.
WRANGEL, ANNA
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
247. Fisherfolk.
248. Old Man.
WALLIN, DAVID
249. Spring.
WIESLANDER, AGNES
250. Autumn Dav on the Plains.
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ZOIR, EMIL
251. Potato Gathering.
252. Breakers.
SCULPTURE
AHLBERG, OLOF
AiuardeJ Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
253. A Sunny Moment.
254. Lady's Head.
255. Laughter.
BOBERG, SVEN
256. The First Autocar in Smaland.
BORJESON, JOHN
257. Charles X.
258. Scheele.
259. Christ vpith the Child.
260. Consolation.
261. Music.
262. Art and Sloyd.
BORJESON, LENA
263. Secretum.
264. The Changeling.
EDSTROM, DAVID
265. Study of Old Man.
266. Rhapsody.
267. Sphinx.
268. Mask.
269. Ellen Key.
270. Doctor Forsell.
271. Judge X.
272. Fribog.
273. Doctor Loostrom.
274. Doctor Romdahl.
275. Young Swedish Girl.
FARNGREN, JOHAN
Aii-arded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
276. Monique.
277. Study of a Head.
JARN, KNUT
278. August Strindberg.
LARSSON, GOTTFRID
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
279. Portrait of My Mother.
280. Old Florentine.
281. Original of Florence.
282. Brutal Force.
283. Industry.
284. Iron Workers.
LINDBERG, ERIK
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
285. Medals.
286. The Swedish Challenge Prize at the
Olympian Games.
LUNDBERG, THEODOR
287. The Little Boatmaker.
288. Mother's Joy.
MILLES, RUTH
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
289. Young Peasant Woman.
290. Old Peasant Woman.
291. The Little Cripple.
292. The Busy Little Girl.
293. After Waiting in Vain.
294. The Fisherman's Wife.
NORDIN, ALICE
295. Praise to the Nature.
296. Ashes Urn.
297. Holger Drachman.
NEUJD, HERMAN
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P I. £., 1915.
298. The Little Dancing Girl.
299. The Spring.
300. Wood Nymph.
301. Stina.
302. Fourteen Years.
303. Head of a Boy.
OLSSON, ANDERS
304. Blond.
SPRINCHORN, GERDA
305. Big Brother.
WISSLER, ANDERS
306. Peasant Player.
307. Minx.
308. Girl Playing Concertina.
309. A Necromancy Lesson.
310. Three Weeks'Old.
DRAWINGS, ENGRAVINGS AND ETCHINGS
For Aberg, Emil, see 440.
ALTHIN, CALEB
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 19 1 5.
311. Sonata.
312. In Arcadia.
313. Mare and Foal.
BERGSTROM, SIGGE
314. Filipstad.
315. At the Mouth of the River.
316. At the Strand.
317. Hokbergst.
318. Winter.
BEVE, EVA
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
319. Village Street.
320. Surface of Water.
321. Praver.
322. In Thoughts.
323. Parrot.
BJSRKMAN, ELS.'V
324. March Evening.
325. Lungarno.
326. From Dalecarlia.
327. South Part of Stockholm.
328. In the Offing.
BOBERG, FERDINAND
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. £., 1915.
329. The Two Priests.
330. Notre Dame in the Rain.
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BOBERG, FERDINAND (Continued)
331. The Ferrvboat.
332. The Train.
333. Venetian Boats.
334. Fog in the Harbour.
335. The Bridge.
336. St. Catherine Church in Snow.
337. Moonlight.
33S. Snow Storm.
339. Hedvig Eleonora Church in Stock-
holm.
340. Twilight in the Park.
341. House of Nobility: Stockholm.
342. Karoline Chapel: Stockholm.
343. Doorway of St. Jane's Church: Stock-
holm.
344. Interior of St. Stephen's Church:
Vienna.
345. Street Near the House of Nobility.
346. St. Martin Bridge: Toledo.
BURMEISTER, GABRIEL
347. Nocturne.
348. Pastoral.
349. The Silent Place.
350. Adagio Pathetique.
351. Old House in Dalecarlia.
CRAMER, ED
352. The Gates of the Fide Cemetery.
FISCHER, PER
353. Lacko Castle.
GEHLIN, HUGO
354. April.
355. Song of Solomon: 11 chap., 7 verse.
356. The Favoured.
357. The Gallant and the Death.
358. Old End V\'all.
HALLEN, ARNE
359. In the Cafe.
HALLGREN, ERNST
360. Interior.
361. The Threshing Mill.
362. Old Yard.
JOHANSON, THOR
363. Evening.
364. Autumn Day.
365. The Yard.
KOSEL, ERNST
366. Cows Moving Home.
367. Sheep.
368. Calves Among the Reeds.
369. Ducks.
I.EODE, HERBERT
370. At the Death Bed.
LINDSTROM, MARTIN
371. The Hanging Birch.
372. The Mountain Crevice.
LUCK, C. C.
373. Goats.
374. The Tool House.
375. Chantecler.
MAS-OLLE, HELMER
376. Old Dalecarlian Man.
377. Dalecarlian Woman.
378. Peasants from Dalecarlia.
NERMAN, EINAR
379. Lavalliere.
380. Mistingnette.
NORDENSTEN, RAGNHILD
381. Storm.
NORDLING, GERDA
382. The Yellow Range.
NORLIND, ERNST
3S3. Rooks.
384. Snow Melting.
385. Study: Head.
386. The Stork Pair.
MAGNUS, SIRI
387. Double Tulips.
388. Portrait.
389. Dedication.
390. Roses.
391. Fuschia.
MAGNUSSON, GUSTAF
392. Dancing Girl.
393. Salome.
394. "For the First Time."
395. Violin Player.
MOLIN, HJALMAR
396. Motiv from Stockholm.
397. The Town Gate.
NYMAN, HILDING
398. Skiing.
399. The Village Shoemaker.
400. Man from Mora.
PETERSEN, CARLO
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., igrS-
401. Cats.
402. Hens.
403. Owl.
404. Pepper Bird.
405. Ducks.
406. From the Crinoline Time.
PETRUS, ANNA
407. Karin.
408. Siri Is Smoking.
409. Profile.
RAMBERG, GUSTAF
410. Croft in Skane.
411. Milking Time.
412. Half-Timbered Building: Hven.
SAHLfiN, ARTHUR
413. Head.
414. Evening.
415. Barber Woman.
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SAHLEN, ARTHUR (Continued)
416. Night in June.
417. Pine Tree.
SAHLSTR5M, ANNA
418. Youth.
419. The Bog.
420. Oat Harvest.
421. Siesta.
SCHONBERG, TORSTEN
422. Self Portrait.
423. Self Portrait (on the ice).
424. The Golden Chariot.
425. The Royal Bark: "Vasa Orden."
SCHWAB, EIGIL
426. Portrait.
427. Self Portrait.
428. Grimace.
429. Grimace.
STANGENBERG, KNUT
430. Selma Lagerlof.
431. Gustaf Fredrikson.
STRAAT, HJALMAR
432. Ski Springer.
433. Pine.
434. Sagare-gatan (old street in Stock-
holm).
SUNDSTR5M, HARRIET
Honorable Mention: P. P. I E., 1915.
435. Greyhounds.
436. Labour.
437. Ex Libris.
438. Summer Night.
ZOIR, EMIL
439. Solitude.
ABERG, EMIL
440. The Chestnut Tree.
GALLERY ONE HUNDRED EIGHT
The works exhibited in Gallery One Hundred Eight are part of the International Section.
They are listed in the portion of this Catalogue devoted to that Section on pages 260 to 274.
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PORTUGUESE SECTION
MAN'UEL ROLDAN E PEGO
Commissioner General.
ADRIAN'O DE SOUSA LOPES
Commissioner of Fine Arts.
CILLERIES OXE HUSDRED NIX
PAINTINGS
AIRES, FREDERICO PEREIRA
1. A View of Minho.
2. The Great Overflowing.
3. Fog in River Tagus.
4. The Shore of Buarcos.
5. Cape Mondego.
6. The Country of Santarem.
AZEVEDO, e SILVA, ANTONIO GON-
CALVES
7. The Top.
8. A Love Affair.
9. The Kite.
10. Errand Boy.
11. Tasting the New Wine.
BATALHA, REIS, D. ZOE
12. On a Festival Day.
13. The Cup of Tea.
14. Chilly.
BONVALOT, CARLOS
15. Job.
16. Study.
17. The Grandmother.
BRITO, JOSE DE
Aiuarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 19 13.
18. The Wave.
19. Tired of Waiting.
CALDERON, LEANDRO JOAO
20. A Court in Minho.
21.' The Road to Louza.
22. The Ancient Monastery of Alcobaca.
CAMPAS, JOSfi
Aiuarded Bronze Medal: P. P. [. E., 19 15.
23. Idyl.
CARDOSO, ARTUR ALVES
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
24. A Cork Tree in the Afternoon.
25. A Country Home.
26. Weaving.
27. A Farm in Alentejo.
28. The Beautiful Apple Tree.
29. The Granddaughter Amusing Herself.
30. Portrait.
31. Portrait.
BORDALO PINHEIRO, COLUMBANO
32. Portrait of the Portuguese Post Bul-
hao Pato.
E TO OXE HUNDRED ELEVEN
33. Portrait of the Portuguese Actor Vale.
34. The White Glove.
35. Oranges.
36. Oysters.
CONDEIXA, ERNESTO FERREIRA
Aiuarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E.. 19 15.
37. The Vintage.
38. A Seaman.
CORREA DE LACERDA, ALBERTO V. DA
ROCHA PORTUGAL
39. Blindman's Buff.
40. The Church of Santa Clara-a-Velha:
Coimbra.
41. At Dawn.
42. The Porta da Agua: Alfeite.
CRISTINO DA SILVA, JOAO RIBEIRO
43. A Court in the Environs of Leiria.
44. Sunset at Belera: Para.
FONSECA, MARTINHO GOMES DA
Aiuarded Bronze Medal: P. P. /. E., 1913.
45. An English Lady.
46. A Child's Head.
47. Leda Surprised.
GONCALVES, D. MARIA F. MAUHIN
48. In the Dining Room.
GUEDES, PEDRO
49. Cheesemaker.
50. Effect of Light.
51. Noon's Rest.
52. The Road to Barrosa.
MALHOA, JOSE
Aiuarded Grand Prize, P. P. L E., 191$.
53. The Native Song.
54. Returning from the Festival.
55. The Country Schoolmaster.
56. A Catholic Procession in the Countrv.
57. Stop, Father!
58. The Drunkards.
59. Teasing.
60. The Nightingale's Veranda.
MANTA, ABEL ABRANTES
61. The Cloister of the Silence in the Mon-
astery of Santa Cruz: Coimbra.
62. A Miserable Ward.
63. A Sad Landscape.
MELO, DAVID DE
Aiuarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1913.
64. An Old Woman.
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POSSOZ, MILY
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., J915.
65. Roses.
66. Oranges.
67. Death Nature.
6S. Drawing.
MORAES, NARCISO ALFREDO DE
69. The Grandmother.
70. The Blacksmiths.
PRAT, ARTUR
71. Herd of Sheep: Foggy Morning.
72. Ambuscade.
REIS, JOAO
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E. IQIS.
73. Spring.
74. Needy Homes.
75. Autumn Morning.
76. Roofs in the Village.
RIBEIRO, JOSe NUNES, JOR.
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E. J915.
77. The Potter.
78. An Arabian Smoking.
79. At the Looking Glass.
80. The Mountain of Cintra.
81. The Path of Colares.
82. A Rustic Home.
83. Lighting the Cigarette.
84. At Dawn.
85. A Rustic Farm House: Environs of
Cintra.
86. The Lake of Sete Cidades in the Is-
land of St. Michael.
87. Preparing for the Wash.
88. A Corner at Sete Cidades in the Is-
land of St. Michael.
SAUDE, ANTONIO MANOEL DA
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E. jgi}.
89. On the Banks of the Meuse.
90. The Moon Over the Seine.
91. The Night and the Seine.
92. On the Banks of the Zezere.
93. On the Banks of the Meuse.
94. On the Banks of the Zezere.
SOUSA LOPES, ADRIANO DE
Member of the International Jury of
Awards: P. P. I. E., 1913.
95. The Pilgrimage.
99. Effect of Light: Study.
100. The Home of the Washerwoman.
102. Effect of Moonlight: Venice.
104. The Canal of St. Gregory; Venice.
106. Under the Orange Tree.
114. My Village.
115. a' Village Church.
116. Impression: Portugal.
117. Impression: Venice,
lis. Impression: Venice.
119. Court in Bruges: Belgium.
TRIGOSO, JOAO DE MELO FALCAO
Awarded Gold Medal: p. P. I. £., 79/5.
120. Golden Seacoast: Algarve.
121. The Silver Weddings.
VAZ, JOAO
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
122. An Old Wharf.
123. The Church of the Mother of God:
Lisbon.
124. Embarking.
VELOSO SALGADO, JOSfi
Awarded Medal of Honor: P. P. I. £., 19 15.
125. Gathering Sea Moss: Minho.
126. Ox Driver: Minho.
127. Charm.
128. Sea Flower.
129. A Girl of Minho on Sunday.
130. Washerwoman of Minho.
CROUP 1 : CLASS 2
CHRISTINO DA SILVA, JOAO RIBEIRO
131. An Ancient Convent: Environs of Mer-
ceana.
FONSECA, MARTINHO GOMES DA
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
132. Little Boy.
133. Ecstasy.
134. Ellen.
135. Mary.
136. A Nun.
137. Fixing One's Eyes.
MATOSO DA FONSECA, JOAO GUIL-
LHERME
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 191 5.
138. Getting Warm.
139. Going Far OS.
POSSOZ, MILY
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E.; 19 1 5-
140. Mother and Daughter.
141. Study.
142. Environs of Etampes.
RIBEIRO, JOSE NUNES, JOR.
143. Door in the Alcazar: Tangier.
GROUP 2: CL.^SS 3
O COMERCIO DO PORTO
Engravings.
CROUP 3 : CLASS 4
CASTRO, RODRIGO DE
144. A Child Study: Marble.
COSTA MOTA, ANTONIO
AUGUSTO DA
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 191-..
145. The Digger.
PRAT, ARTUR
146. Dreaming.
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SIMOES D'ALMEIDA SOBRINHO, ]OSt VAX, JULIO, JOR.
AiiardeJ Bronze MeJal: I'. P. I. E., 1913. Honorable Mention: P. P. I. £., 1913.
147. Bust of an Old Woman. 153. The Grandmother.
14S. The Awakening. 154. Octogenarian.
149. Childhood. 155. The Light and the Darkness.
COSTA, TOMAS group 3 : class 7
150. Hebe. BARREIROS, AUGUSTO CESAR
151. Venus Anadyomene. Wood Carvings, Louis XIV Style.
152. David.
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ARGENTINE SECTION
DR. CUPERTINO DEL CAMPO JUAN C. OLIVA NAVARRO
Special Delegate of Fine Arts. Commissioner of Fine Arts.
Director of the National Museum of Fine Curator of the National Museum of Fine
Arts of Buenos .lires. Arts of Buenos Aires.
HORACIO ANASAGASTI
Commissioner General of the Argentine
Republic.
GALLERY ONE HUNDRED TIVELVE
PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE
ALICE, ANTONIO
Awarded Medal of Honor: P. P. I. E., 1915.
1. Portrait of a Lady.
Lent b)' Museum of Buenos Aires.
2. Confession.
3. Morning Sun in Bogliasco.
BASTIANINI, RENE
4. The Close of the Day.
BERMUDEZ, JORGE
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1913.
5. The Young Landlady.
6. Argentine Cowboy of the North.
7. The Pilgrim.
BOGGIO, POMPEO
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. £., IQIS-
8. Types of the Quichua Indian Tribe
at Quebrada de Humahuaca.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
9. Singing and Dancing.
BUSTILLO, ALEJANDRO
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
10. Self-portrait.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
CAGGIANO, CESAR
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. L E., 1915.
11. Portrait of Mrs. G. M.
Lent bv Museum of Buenos Aires.
DEL CAMPO, CUPERTINO
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
12. Twilight.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
13. Evening Light.
14. The Breeding Stall.
CANASI, DANTE
15. Portrait.
DE LA CARCOVA, ERNESTO
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
16. Portrait of Mrs. C. de la C.
Lent bv Museum of Buenos Aires.
CARNACINI, CEFERINO
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 19 1 5.
17. Idyllic.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
18. A Rainy Afternoon.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
COPPINI, ELISEO
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
19. The Last Rays.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
20. The Old Stall.
CORREA MORALES, ELISA G. ADDE
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
21. A Head.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
CULLEN, HERNAN
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. 7. £., 1915.
22. Remorse.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
DELUCCHI, PEDRO
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
23. Sunset.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
24. Poesy.
25. The Harbor.
DONNIS, CAYETANO
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
26. The Appuan Alps.
27. Apples.
FADER, FERNANDO
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
28. The Pigs' Meal.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
GISMONDI, LIA
29. Peace for the Souls.
GUIDO, ALFREDO
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 191 5.
30. Images.
31. Fantastic Sensation.
LAGOS, ALBERTO
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1913.
32. An Indian of the Tehuelche Tribe.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
33. Voluptuousness.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
34. A Head.
Lent bv Museum of Buenos Aires.
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ARGENTINE SECTION
LAVECCHIA, FRANCISCO
A-i^arJed Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
35. Near Twilight.
36. The Charm of the Evening.
LOPEZ, NAGUIL, GREGORIO
37. The Man with the Blue Ring.
38. The Creek of St. Vincent.
LYNCH, JUSTO
39. A Gray Day.
Lent bv Museum of Buenos Aires.
MALHARRO, MARTIN
40. The Plow.
Lent bj' Museum of Buenos Aires.
41. Nocturne.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
MONTERO, ADOLFO
42. The Coalers.
43. A Narrow Street: Boca District:
Buenos Aires.
NAVA, HECTOR
Aii-arded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
44. Light and Shadow.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
45. Portrait.
46. A Woman from Chioggia.
DE NAVAZIO, WALTER
47. A Solitary Way.
OLIVA NAVARRO, JUAN CARLOS
Member of the International Jury of
A 'wards: P. P. I. E., 79/5.
48. Smiling.
Lent bv Museum of Buenos Aires.
49. Head of a Child.
PAGANO, JOSE LEON
Aiuarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
50. An Old Woman from Tuscany.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
51. Harmony in Gray.
52. Morning.
PANOZZI, AMERICO
53. Landscape — State of Mendoza.
Lent bv Museum of Buenos Aires.
54. The First Lights.
55. The Cloud.
PINTO, OCTAVIO
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E . I^rs.
56. The Shadow of the Calchaqui.
57. The Blind Spring.
QUIRCS, C. BERNALDO DE
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. £., 1915.
58. Family Portrait.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
59. Portrait of the Artist Mr. Sivori.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
ROCHA, HECTOR
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
60. The Communion.
ROSA, ANGEL MARIA DE
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
61. The Visionar}'.
62. Head of a Child.
ROSSI, ALBERTO M.
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
63. Buenos Aires.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
64. Silhouette.
SIVORI, EDUARDO
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
65. Self-portrait.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
DE LA TORRE, CARLOS
66. The Stage.
Lent bv Museum of Buenos Aires.
67. Pig's Stall.
68. The Stage in the Pampa.
69. The Hay-wagon.
70. The Invasion.
71. The Colonist's House.
72. Trees on a Declivity.
WEISS, ANA
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
73. Sunday.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
74. Portrait.
ZONZA BRIANO, PEDRO
Awarded Medal of Honor: P. P. I. E., 10 1, ^.
75. Increase and Multiply.
Lent by Museum of Buenos Aires.
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C. J. K. VAN AALST
President of the Central Commission,
Amsterdam.
H. A. VAN CUENEN TORCHIANA
Resident Commissioner General.
J. C. A. EVERWVN
lice-President of the Central Commission,
The Ha,i;ue.
WILLEM WITSEN
Commissioner of Fine .4rts.
HOLLAND COMMITTEE
WILLY MARTENS
President.
WILLEM WITSEN
f'icr-President.
A. M. GORTER
Secretary.
R. IVES BROWNE
Member.
C. M. GARMS
Member.
H. M. KRABBE
Member.
G. E. DE VRIES
Manager.
CILLERIES ONE HUNDRED THIRTEEN TO ONE HUNDRED SIXTEEN
BREITNER, G. H.
Aiuarded Grand Prize: P. P. I. E., 1915.
17. Amsterdam Timber-Port.
BREMAN, C. O.
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. £., 191 5.
18. The Bay of Naples.
CHATTEL, FREDERICUS J. DU
19. To the Mill.
PAINTINGS
ADDICKS, CHRISTIAN JOHANNES
1. Mother and Child.
AKKERINGA, JOHANNES
2. On the Edge of the Water.
ARNTZENIUS, PAUL
3. Native of Volendam.
ASSCHER, HENRIETTE
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. £., 1915.
4. Tailor Hands at the Old Men's Home.
BASTERT, NICOLAAS
5. My Village.
6. Enkhuizen Harbour.
BAUER, M. A. J.
Awarded Medal of Honor: P. P. I. E., 1915.
7. Oriental Equestrian.
BAUTZ, DAVID
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
8. Dead Birds.
BEEK, BERNARDUS ANTONIE
9. Dutch Landscape.
BERG, ANNA C. VAN DEN
10. Larkspur.
BERKEMEVER, LUDOLPH
11. On the Banks of a Dutch Lake.
BLECKMANN, W. C. C.
12. Spring.
BLOMMERS, BERNARDUS JOHANNES
13. On the Way Home.
14. Summer.
BODIFEE, PAUL
15. Field of Blooming Poppies.
BOER, G. J. DE
16. In the Woods.
COERT, ANTHONI
20. The Deserted House.
DEUTMAN, FRANS
21. Little Mother.
DEVENTER, JOHANNA CORNELIA VAN
22. Beeches.
DOOYEWAARD, JACOB
23. Meditation.
DUYL-SCHWARTZE, TH. VAN
24. The Fan.
25. Mahler's Bust by Rodin.
26. Portrait of H. M. the Queen of the
Netherlands.
DYSSELHOF, G. W.
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 191 5.
27. Lobsters.
ENGEL, FREDERIK
28. Milking Time.
VAN ESSEN, JAN
29. Pelicans.
FRANKFORT, E. D.
30. Along the Road.
GARJEANNE, J.
31. Shadows of the Clouds.
GARMS, COENRAAD M.
32. The Enkhuizen St. Pancras Steeple.
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GERDES, ED.
33. Womanhood: 1914.
GOEDVRIE.ND, THEOOOOR
34. From a Fairy of the Vehiw County.
35. Old Cottage at Chailly: France.
GORI, BERTA
36. Old Woman.
GORTER, ARNOLD MARC
Aii-arJed GolJ Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
37. Autumnal Day.
GRAAFLAND, ROB
38. Summer Day.
GROOT, G. DE
39. In the Kempen Country.
HAVERMAN, H. J.
40. Fresh Life.
HEM, PIET VAN DER
41. Katwyk Fisherwoman.
HYNER, AREND
42. Village Talk.
ISRAELS, ISAAC
43. Spanish Cafe.
44. The Great Mare.
IVES BROWNE, ROBERT
45. Before the Mirror.
JANS, JAN
46. Standing Water on the Sand Hills:
Spring Morning.
JURRES, J. H.
47. Casting Stones at Don Quixote.
KERLING, ANNA E.
Aiuarded Bronze Medal: P. P. 1. E. /p/5.
48. Diligent Old Woman.
49. Providing with Fodder.
KOSTER, ANTON LOUIS
50. A Bulb Grower's House with Nur-
sery of Darwin Tulips in Hol-
land.
51. V'iew on the River Spaarne near
Haarlem.
KRABBE, H. M.
52. At Granny's.
53. First Steps.
KRAMER, MARTINUS
A-warded Silver Medal: P. P. 1. E., 1915.
54. Winter Time in Holland.
LEDEBOER, HANS
55. What I Saw in My Dream.
LENSELINK, RENS
56. March Weather in Holland.
MAAREL, M. VAN DER
57. Idleness.
MARTENS, WILLY
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., igiS-
58. <7oing to Church.
MASTENBROEK, JOHAN HENDRIK VAN
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
59. In the Lock at Delfshaven.
60. As Busy as Bees in the Harbor at
Rotterdam.
MENSION, C. J.
61. The Beast of Prey.
MESDAG, H. W.
62. A Stormy Sea.
•MEYER, JOHAN
63. Early Morning.
MOEN, CHARLES ANTOINE
64. Begonias.
MONDRIAAN, FRITS
65. The Hague Wood in October.
MONNICKENDAM, MARTIN
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 79/5.
66. Life's Joy.
MOULYN, S.
67. Portrait.
NAKKEN, WILLEM CAREL
68. Cart for the Conveyance of Stones,
near Paris.
OLDEWELT, FERDINAND GUSTAAF
WILLEM
69. For the Poor.
OVERBEEK, G. J. VAN
70. Cart Horses at the Bank of the
River.
PIETERS, EVERT
71. Gypje.
REGT, P. DE
72. Dreary Day in Spring.
REPELIUS, BETSY
73. Interior of a Dutch Home.
RHYNNEN, JAN VAN
74. Charming Spot.
ROELOFS, ALBERT
AiL-arded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
75. Meditation.
ROELOFS, WILLEM E., JR.
76. In the Land of Tulips.
ROSSE, HERMANN
77. The Water Palace.
78. Carmel Bay.
SCHAAP, E. R. D.
79. Spring.
SCHAAP-VAN DER PEK, H. W. J.
SO. Ruins on a Mountain Top.
SCHERMER, CORNELIS
81. Billeting Dutch Lancers.
SCHILDT, MARTINUS
82. Interior of a Home.
SCIIIPPERUS, PIETER ADRIANUS
83. Winter.
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SCHULMAN, DAVID
AivardeJ Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915-
84. A Winter Afternoon at Laren.
SLUITER, WILLY
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915-
85. The Angelus.
SLUYTERS, JAN
86. Woman in Scarlet.
87. Woman in Yellow.
SMITH, HOBBE
Aivarded Gold Medal: P. P. I- E., T9I5-
88. Old Woman Reading the Bihle.
STEELINK, WILLEM
89. On the Heath.
90. Along the Coast.
STERRE DE JONG, J. F.
91. Sunday Morning at Laren.
SURIE, JACOBA
92. Boy and Vegetables.
THOL-RUYSCH, ALETTA VAN
93. Mushrooms.
THOLEN, W. B.
Aiuarded Gold Medal: P. P. I- E., 1915-
94. Church Near Leiden.
TONGE, LAMMERT VAN DER
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I- E., I9I5-
95. Riches.
VELSEN, SUZE
96. Autumn.
VLAANDEREN, JOH
97. Country Road in the County of Overy-
ssel.
VREEDENBURG, C.
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., J9I5-
98. Unloading Peat on the Edge of the
Canal.
VR'EEDENBURG, SCHOTEL M.
99. Slum in the Cit)' of Hattem.
WAAY, NICOLAAS VAN DER
100. A Dutch Orphan House Girl.
WANDSCHEER, M.
101. Nasturtium.
WANING, CORNELIS, ANTHONY VAN
102. Ancient Part of The Hague City.
WEELE, H. J. VAN DER
103. Dutch Ploughing Oxen.
WEISSENBRUCH, JAN WILLEM
104. View of a Dutch City.
WESTERMANN, G.
105. On the Pavement.
WEYNS, J. H.
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., I9I5-
106. Old Women's Home.
WIGGERS, DERK
107. Full Moon.
WILLIGEN, C. A. VAN DER
108. Nasturtium.
WITSEN, W.
Member of the International Jury of
Awards: P. P. 1. E., 79/5.
109. Binnenkant: Winter at Amsterdam.
110. Montelbaan Steeple: Oude Waal at
Amsterdam.
WOLBERS, HERMANUS GERARDUS
111. In the Meadow.
WOLTER, HENDRIK JAN
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 191^.
112. Fishing Fleet Leaving a Cornish Har-
bor.
WYSMULLER, J. H.
113. View of Part of the City of Am-
sterdam.
ZOETELIEF TROMP, J.
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 191 5.
114. On the Beach.
ZON, JACQUES
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E.. I9I5-
115. Navying.
GRAPHIC ART
ARNTZENIUS, PAUL
116. The Training Ship.
117. The Old Dutch Waterland.
BAUER, M. A. J.
118. The Holy Camel.
119. A Damascus Bazar.
120. An Oriental Prince.
BOSCH, ETIENNE
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 191 5.
121. Salerno.
122. Notre Dame de Paris.
DUPONT, P.
123. Western Church Steeple.
124. Old Church Steeple.
GRAADT VAN ROGGEN (JOHANNES
MATTHEUS)
125. Old Bridge.
126. Showery Weather.
HARTING, DIRK
127. Amersfoort Canal.
128. The Amsterdam Lock.
HAVERMAN, H. J.
129. Beggar.
130. Generalife.
131. Ass Drivers.
HEMELMAN, ALBERT
132. Small Ghelder Yard.
133. Pile Driver at Amsterdam.
HOYTEMA, TH. VAN
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915-
134. White Herons.
135. Cactus.
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ISRAELS, ISAAC
136. Etching.
137. Etching.
138. Etching.
139. Etching.
140. Etching.
JONG, TOON DE
141. Veere Cathedral.
142. Tjalk Outside Dordrecht.
KOEK.KOEK, GER.'\RO
143. Delfshaven Harbour.
KOUW, CASPER MARINUS LEENDERT
144. On the Dyke.
145. Thistle.
KRABBE, H. M.
146. Portrait of a Child.
147. Portrait of a Lady.
KRAMER, MARTINUS
148. To the River.
149. Downs-Oaks.
MOULYN, S.
Ais:arded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
150. Le Chateau de Beaufort.
151. Studv of the Nude.
152. Villa d'Este.
NIEUWENKAMP, \V. O. J.
153. Woodcutters.
154. Edam.
155. On the Lake.
156. Falling Leaves.
POORTENAAR, JAN
/livarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
157. Trafalgar Square.
158. Jerusalem Chamber: Westminster
Abbey.
PROOST, JOHANNES
159. Brick Kiln.
SCHELFHOUT, LODEWYK
160. Winter Tree.
161. Les Angles.
THOLEN, W. B.
162. Nave.
163. Harbour.
164. The Philosopher.
165. Cage.
166. Cross.
VELDllEER, J. G.
167. The Borough.
168. The Old Watchman.
169. Rotterdam.
170. Harlem St. Anne.
VELSEN, SUZE
171. Sunny Doorlet.
172. Old Dutch Slum.
WITSEN, W.
Member of the International Jury of
Awards: P. P. I. E., igij.
173. Reconstruction in Old Amsterdam.
174. The Kran Lock.
175. Steeple Montelbaan: Oude Waal.
ZWART, W. DE
A-icarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E. 1915.
176. Sunny Tree-Lined Path.
177. Cattle Market.
SCULPTURE
CLERCQ, T. LE
178. Perdition.
DANTZIG, RACHEL M. VAN
179. Mother and Child.
180. Italian Farmer's Wife and Goat.
HESSELINK, ABRAHAM
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., igij-
181. Narcis.
182. Lidia.
JELTSEMA, T. E.
183. Young Sportsman Sitting Down:
Ready to Start Again.
SCHREVE-YZERMAN, JO
184. Amsterdam Orphan Girl.
185. "Lonely and Deserted."
WYK, CHARLES VAN
Atvarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 19 1 5.
186. On the Way Home.
187. Sheep and Lamb.
188. Cessation from Labor.
For Galleries One Hundred and Seventeen to One Hundred and Twenty See United States
Section, Volume I, Pages 228 to 232; Volume II, Pages 233 and 234.
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INTERNATIONAL SECTION
Much of the International Section was arranged in Europe by Mr. J. N'ilsen Laurvik, Special
Representative of the Department of Fine Arts.
GALLERIES ONE HUNDRED EIGHT.
ONE HUNDRED
Part of the International Section is exhib-
ited in Gallery One Hundred and Eight (Pal-
ace of Fine Arts), and the remainder in
Galleries One Hundred and Twenty-one to
One Hundred and Forty-three, in the Annex.
PAINTINGS AND DR.WVINGS
ADAMS, JOHN QUINCY Austria
Aiuarded Gold Medal: P. P. /. £., 1915.
1. Portrait: Mrs. John Quincy Adams.
2. Portrait: Fraulein Von Seybl.
AGTHE, CURT Germany
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. /. £., 1915.
3. At the Spring.
AGUIAR, EL CONDE DE Spain
Aviarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E.. 1915.
4. A Study.
5. Natural Type of Seville.
6. Memories.
ANDRASSY, THEOD. Hungary
7. Moonlight: Arabia.
Lent by Count Gyula Andrassy.
8. Arabian Village by Night.
Lent by Count Gyula Andrassy.
BAIXAS CARRATE, JUAN Spain
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., 191 f,.
9. Happy Children.
10. The Fair of St. Thomas.
BARABAS, MIKL6S Hungary
11. Portrait: Count L. Batthyanyi.
Lent by Count Batthyanyi.
12. Portrait: Deak Ferencz.
BARTA, E. Hungary
13. The Beggars.
Lent by Dr. Ignacz Fekete.
BATTHYANYI, COUNT GYULA
Hungary
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. /. E.. 1915.
14. Bal des Ardents.
15. Casa Rossa.
16. Juvisy.
17. Ladies of the Harem.
18. Longchamps.
19. Soiree.
BAUMGARTNER, TOMAS Germany
20. Lady in Furs.
BECKER, BENNO Germany
21. At Lake Como.
ONE HUNDRED TIFENTY-ONE TO
FORTY-THREE
BENCZl R, BELA Hungary
22. Hot Day: Lake Balaton: Hungary.
23. Storm: Lake Balaton: Hungary.
BENCZUR, GYULA Hungary
24. Man's Portrait.
Lent by Bela Benczur, Esq.
25. Portrait: Count J. Andrassy, Sr.
Lent by Count Gyula Andrassy.
BENLLIURE Y GIL Spain
26. Nude.
BENDICHA, ALFONSA Spain
27. Tapestry — Andromeda and Perseus.
BERENY, R6BERT Hungary
28. Shadow Giving Way to Sunshine.
29. My Happy, Merry, Sad, Indifferent
and Jealous People Beneath the
Town.
Portrait: Composer Bartok.
The Faraglini's.
Sewing Woman : Evening in Her
Room.
33. Golgotha.
34. Fantastic Rocks.
Souvenir of a Meadow.
Yellow Embroidery.
Flowers and Animals.
Blue Fishes.
Fairyland.
Souvenir of a Sunny Garden.
Bird in Sunset.
A Decoration.
Landscape.
Mountain and Rocks.
Trees of Fairyland.
Playing Horses.
Scenes of a Circus.
Boat Between Waves.
Tropical Trees.
50. Squirrels.
BESNARD, ALBERT France
51. Man in Pink.
52. The Dancer with a Yellow Mask.
53. The Procession of Langar.
54. On a Stairway in Benares.
55. A Street in Madeira.
56. The Brahmin.
57. Studv for the Dancer with the Yellow
Mask.
30.
31.
32.
35.
36.
37.
3S.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
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INTERNATIONAL SECTION
BESNARD, ALBERT (Continued)
58. A Curio Dealer in Delhi.
59. The Bracelet Seller.
BEST, HANS Germany
60. Grandmother and Grandchild.
BILBAO, GONZALO Spain
Aiuarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
61. Garden of the Alcazar, No. 2.
62. Garden of the Alcazar, No. 1.
63. A (Jarden of Seville.
64. Dance of the Luises in the Cathedra]
of Seville.
65. Cigarette Girls of Seville.
66. Figaro.
67. The Little Gvpsv.
68. To the Tarrijos Fair.
69. Cigarette Girls.
70. Factory Shop.
BOBROWSKY, GRIGORI Russia
71. Portrait of a Woman.
BOEMM, RITTA Hungary
72. Hungarian Interior.
73. Old Hungarian Jugs.
BOHM, PAL Hungary
74. Christmas Mummers.
BRODSZKY, SANDOR Hungary
75. Peasant Woman.
BROCK, GUSTAV
76. Mrs. Bertha Asp.
77. Queen Alexandrine of Denmark.
78. Mrs. Eleanor Magruder.
BRUCK, LAJOS Hungary
79. Old Hungarian Peasant.
80. Seaside in Bretagne.
81. Village Houses: Hungary.
82. Italian Child with Cherries.
83. Interior: Hungarian Peasant House.
84. Girl and Butterflies.
85. Summer Clouds.
861 Market Place.
Lent by Count Gyula Andrassy.
BRUCK, MIKSA Hungary
Aiuarded Siher Medal: P. P. I. E., IQI_^.
87. Auvergne Interior..
88. Flowerbeds near Budapest.
89. Hungarian Interior.
BRUNDRIT, REGINALD GRANGE
England
90. Dinant-sur-Meuse.
BRONE, HEINRICH Germany
91. Picnic in the Woods.
BURMESTER, ERNST Germany
92. Railroad Bridge.
CABRERA CANTO, F. Spain
A'u.arded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., igij.
93. Grandfather's Birthday.
94. Landscape.
Austria
Spain
95. Woman's Love.
96. Head.
97. The Dinner.
CAMMERLOHER, KARL MORITZ
98. Landscape.
99. Portrait of a Lady.
100. Portrait of a Child.
CAPDEVILA, GINES
101. Maja.
CARDONA, JUAN Spain
A^varded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1913.
102. Gypsy.
103. Before the Dresser.
104. The Kiss.
CARDUNETS CAZORLA, ALEJANDRO
Spain
105. Montremy.
CASALS Y PEYPOCH JOSfi Spain
106. Gardens of Catalunia, No. 1.
107. Gardens of Catalunia, No. 2.
CHIMONA, NICOLAS Russia
108. Hellas.
109. Les Isles du Prince.
CHRISTMAS, E. W. England
AiL-arded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., igi^.
110. Moonlight in the Argentine.
111. Christ of the Andes.
CORTES-RIERA, FERNANDO Spain
112. Twilight.
CSAKTORNYAI Hungary
113. Landscape.
CS6K, ISTVAN Hungary
Aivarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1913.
114. Two Girls in a Garden.
Lent bj' Marczell Nemes, E.sq.
1 15. Fairies.
116. Summer Flowers.
117. On the Lido.
118. Still Life.
119. Chinese Porcelains.
120. Spring.
121. Asters.
CZIGANY, DEZSO
122. Woman Arranging Hair.
Lent by Dr. Ignacz Fekete.
DAKE, CAREL L., JR. Holland
123. The Trail.
124. On the Slopes: Mt. Tamalpais.
DALMAU, JOSll Spain
125. My Friend Mr. Bernard, Art Critic of
the Revue Mondaine.
DODS-WITHERS, ISOBEL England
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. £., 1915.
126. The Fortress Church of Albi.
DRAPER, H. J. England
A'u.arded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
127. FIving Fish.
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EDVI-ILLES, ALADAR
128. Stall.
129. Young Bull.
130. Resting Cow.
131. Siesta.
132. Before the Storm.
133. Grey Horse.
134. Prairie Hut: Hungaiy.
135. Home^vard.
Hungary
EMERICI, ANDOR
136. Crucifixion.
Lent bv Bela Benczur, Esq.
137. Girl's Head.
Lent bv Bela Benczur, Esq.
138. Child's Head.
Lent by Bela Benczur, Esq.
ENGEL, OTTO H. Germany
139. Picnic on the Beach.
ENGELMAN, PETER Austria
140. Portrait: No. 2.
141. Portrait: No. 1.
142. Portrait: No. 3.
Germany
Russia
ESSER, THEODOR
143. Interior.
FECHIN, NICHOLAI
144. Lady in Pink.
Lent by William Smith Stimmel,
Esq.
FEHERV.4RY, ERZSI Hungary
145. Margaret Island: Budapest.
146. Landscape.
FENYES, ADOLF Hungary
147. Kitchen Table.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
FERENCZY, KAROLY Hungary
148. Still Life: Roses.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
149. Landscape.
150. Girl's Portrait.
FERENCZY, VALfiR Hungary
151. Flute Player.
152. San Pietro di Castello: Venice.
FERRER, SANTIAGO Spain
153. Interior.
FILLOL, ANTONIO Spain
154. The Old Clothes Woman.
155. Uncle Tanacha.
156. The Blown Flower.
GAIGHER, HORATIO Austria
Awarded Sih-er Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
157. Portrait: Benedict XV.
158. Portrait: Pope Pius X.
GALIMBERTI, SANDOR Hungary
159. St. Rafael.
160. Motive: Hungarian Town.
161. Motive: Rue de Vaugirard.
Hungary GALIMBERTI-DfiNES, VALERIA
Hungary
162. Chrysanthemums in Blue Vase.
163. Still" Life: Roses.
G.^LLEN-KALLELA, AXEL Finland
Aii-arded Medal of Honor: P. P. I. E.. 1915.
164. Plain.
165. On Guard.
166. Tropical Fruits: Still Life.
167. A Wild Savannah.
168. My First Hyena.
169. Symposium.
170. Kenoussa.
171. My First Buffalo.
172. In Autumn Sunlight.
173. Portrait: Waino Salmin.
174. Portrait of Madam E. E.
175. Young Kikouyou Warrior.
176. Banana Leaves.
177. The Deluge.
178. Lynx Hunter.
179. Rhinoceros and Euphorbia.
180. Playing Child.
181. Sunset.
182. Portrait: Robert Kajanus.
183. Evening Heat.
184. Burial.
185. Buffalo Hunt.
186. Portrait: Mr. Gustav Mahler.
187. Mv First Rhinoceros.
188. The Tribe of Naudi.
189. Massai Watching.
190. Kullerve Warrior.
191. Summer Night.
192. The Cataract of Masioja.
193. Spring.
194. The Wreath of Anemones.
195. Portrait: Mother and Infant.
196. Barcarole of Kaleral.
197. Savage in the Shadow.
198. The Hrasiani Mountains.
199. Gazelle.
200. Crocodile.
201. Rainbow.
202. The Little Valley.
203. Carcass.
204. Meadow.
205. The School.
206. Zebras.
207. Hide.
208. Zebras and Chamois.
209. Parched Fir Tree: Winter.
210. Burned Fir Tree.
211. After the Hunt.
212. Portrait of Madam G. A. S.
213. Slain Rhinoceros.
214. Kikouyou.
215. Broken Fir Tree.
216. The Waterfall.
217. Kikouvou Woman.
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218. Massai Warrior.
219. Homo Victor.
22n. Portrait: Mr. Alpo Sailo.
221. Antelope.
222. The Burnt Prairie.
223. Denva Sabouk.
224. Wild Date Palm.
225. Portrait of Madam M. G. K.
226. Bathers.
227. Landscape Painter.
228. Spring Breezes.
229. Ski Runners.
230. In the Brush.
231. Portrait of a Lady among the Rocks.
232. Model of a Cupola for the Capitol
Building at Helsingfors.
233. The Thieves of Lampo.
GALOFRE flLLER, FRANCISCO Spain
234. The Key of the Bull Pen.
GARCIA ESCARRE, FRANCISCO Spain
235. Esmeraldine.
236. Maternity.
GARRinO, RAMON Spain
237. The Beggars.
GINNETT, LOUIS England
Aii-arJed Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
23',. The Golden Hvpnos.
GLATTER, GYUI.A Hungary
AiLarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., igi}.
239. Lady's Portrait.
GLATZ, OSZKAR Hungary
Aivarded Silver Medal (for Oil Painting) :
P. P. I. E.. IQI!^.
Aii:arded Silver Medal (for Draiviniis) :
P. P. I. E., jgif,.
240. Hungarian Landscape.
241. The Visit.
242. Hnnearian Goose Girls.
243. Tran^ylvanian Landscape.
244. Shepherdess.
VON GLEHN, JANE EMMET England
AiuardeJ Bronze Medal: P. P. I. £., igi'i.
245. The Blue Jacket.
VON GLEHN, W. G. England
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., [grfi.
246. La Colline Sacree.
GOHLER, HERMANN Germany
247. Schloss Favorite.
GOMEZ, CONSTANTINO Spain
Av.arded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1913.
248. Procession of Christ at Albarracin.
249. A Forge.
250. Fruit Stand in Valencia.
GOODMAN, R. G. England
Aivarded Gold Medal (for Pastels): P. P.
I. E., 1915.
Aivarded Silver Medal (for Oil Painting) :
P. P. I. E.. 191 s.
251. Tulloch: Scotland.
252. A South African Homestead.
253. The Coast of England.
254. The Alhambra: Granada.
HAMBUCHEN, WILHELM Germany
Aivarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., IQI^.
255. Early Autumn Morning.
H.\RV, GVn.A Hungary
256. Fisher Bastion: Budapest.
HATVANV, BARON FERENCZ Hungary
Aivarded Silver Medal (for Oil Paintini;):
P. P. I. E., 1913.
Aivarded Silver Medal (for Draivln^) : P.
P. I. E., iQis.
257. Still Life.
Lent bv Marczell Nemes, Esq.
258. Sunny Street.
Lent bv Count Gyula Andrassy.
259. Still Life.'
260. Environs of Rome.
HAWEIS, STEPHEN England
261. Forte dei Marmi: Liguria.
262. Na Moala: Fiji Islands.
263. Na Aissama: A Fijian Village.
264. Vakamololo Dance, Fiji No. I.
265. Vakamololo Dance, Fiji No. 3.
266. \^akamololo; Three Girls.
267. Vakamololo Dance No. 2.
HELLWAG, RUDOLF Germany
268. The Pool of London.
HELSBY, ALFREDO Chile
269. A Coming Storm in the Andes.
270. Chilean Farmhouses in Spring.
HOLLO. GfiZA Hungary
271. Weaving Design No. 528.
HOLMBOE, THOROLF Norway
272. Eider Ducks.
HiJBNER, ULRICH Germany
273. Clear Weather.
HUGHES-STANTON, H. England
Aivarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 191 f..
274. Fort. St. Andre.
IVANYI-GRtJNWALD, BfiLA Hungary
275. Bathintr Women.
276. Park View.
277. Tree in Blossom.
278. Sunshine.
279. Two Women.
280. Nascence.
JAVOR, PAL Hungary
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E.. 191^.
281. Hungarian Home Altar.
282. Altar: Hungarian Peasant Church.
Lent bv Marczell Nemes, Esq.
JONES, REGINALD England
283. The Mill Pond.
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KAISER, RICHARD Germany
28+. From an Old Park.
KARLOVSKY, BERTALAN Hungary
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
285. Portrait: Countess Karolyi.
Lent by Count Gyula Andrassy.
286. Portrait: Count Gyula Andrassy.
Lent by Count Gyula Andrassy.
287. Portrait: Madame Alcsuti.
Lent by Dr. Agoston Alcsuti.
KATONA, NANDOR Hungary
288. In the Tatra.
Lent by Adolf Kellner, Esq.
289. In the Tatra.
Lent by Count Lajos Balthyanyi.
KAZIANY, ODON Hungary
290. The Dark Woman.
291. The Young Man.
292. Under the Cypress.
293. Studv: The Disciple.
294. Study: Head.
295. The Serpentine Dancer.
296. Mors Peregrinans.
297. The Castle of Tiszadob.
KERNSTOCK, KAROLY Hungary
298. Study for Glass Painting.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
299. Portrait: Painter Czobel.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
300. Horsemen.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
301. Nude.
KfiZDI-KOVACS, LASZL6 Hungary
302. Sunlit Trees.
KIPS, ERICH Germany
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 11^13.
303. Steamer in Dock: Hamburg.
KNIGHT, HAROLD England
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
304. The Girl and the Picture.
KNIGHT, LAURA England
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 191 S-
305. The Model.
KNIRR, HEINRICH Germany
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
306. Self Portrait.
KOKOSCHKA, OSKAR Austria
307. Portrait: Architect Adolf Loos.
Lent bv Adolf Loos, Esq.
308. Portrait: Dr. Egon Wellesz.
Lent by Dr. Egon Wellesz.
309. Portrait: Peter Altenberg.
Lent by Adolf Loos, Esq.
310. Portrait of the Artist.
Lent by Adolf Loos, Esq.
311. Portrait: Emma Veronica Sanders.
Lent by Adolf Loos, Esq.
312. Portrait: Doctor Von Webern, Com-
poser.
Lent by Adolf Loos, Esq.
313. Portrait: Angora Cat.
Lent by Adolf Loos, Esq.
314. Portrait: Paul Scheerbat.
Lent by Adolf Loos, Esq.
315. Portrait: Signor Verona.
Lent by Adolf Loos, Esq.
316. Portrait: Doctor de Jankosky.
Lent by Adolf Loos, Esq.
317. Portrait: Mrs. H.
Lent by Adolf Loos, Esq.
318. Portrait: Mrs. Adolf Loos.
Lent bv Adolf Loos, Esq.
319. Portrait: Two Children.
Lent by Adolf Loos, Esq.
320. Portrait: Italian Lady.
Lent by Adolf Loos, Esq.
321. Child with Hands of Father and
Mother.
Lent by Adolf Loos, Esq.
KOROSFOI-KRIESCH, A. Hungary
322. Fear.
323. Jov.
324. Bv the Wavside.
325. Zach Klara.
326. Zach Klara.
327. Weaving: Design No. 451.
328. Weaving: Design No. 758.
329. Weaving: Design No. 291.
330. Weaving: Design No. 97.
331. Weaving: Design No. 742.
332. Weaving: Design No. 734.
333. Weaving: Design No. 173.
334. Weaving: Design No. 593.
335. Weaving: Design No. 749.
336. Weaving: Design No. 617.
337. Weaving: Design No. 113.
KUNFFY, LAJOS Hungary
338. Mihaly Czigany.
KUNWALD, CeZAR Hungary
339. Portrait.
LAVERY, JOHN England
340. Portrait.
Lent by Henry Smith, Esq.
LAWSON, J. KERR England
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1913.
341. St. Botolph's Church, Boston.
LIP6TH, FERENCZ Hungary
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., I9i_^.
342. Colormarmit No. 1.
343. Colormarmit No. 2.
344. Colormarmit No. 3.
345. Colormarmit No. 4.
346. Decorative Panel: Hungarian Peasant
Motive.
347. Decorative Panel : Mythological
Motive.
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LLIMONA, JUAN Spain
Aiuarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
348. Fig Tree.
349. Sonata without Words.
LLOPIS DE CASADES, JUAN MARIA
Spain
350. Garden.
351. Interior.
352. Interior of Churcli.
LOPEZ-MESQUITA, JOSE M. Spain
A'uiarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
353. A Spanish Gypsy.
Lent by Mrs. Alice Mumford
Roberts.
354. Matador.
Lent by Mrs. Alice Mumford
Roberts.
LOTZ, KAROLY Hungary
355. Bathing women.
356. Portrait: Artist's Wife.
357. Child's Portrait.
358. Hungarian Peasant Wedding.
359. End of the Harvest.
360. Hungarian Hussar.
Lent bv Baron Ferencz Hatvanv.
LOY, MINA England
361. Lillah, Gaby and Amaranthe.
362. The Etruscan Loggia.
MAGYAR-MANNHEIMER, GUSZTAV
Hungary
/liuarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., IQI}.
363. Nocturne.
364. Approaching Storm.
365. Autumn Landscape.
366. After the Storm.
367. Young Hungarian Gypsy Woman.
MAJOR, HENRIK Hungary
368. Self Portrait.
MAKOWSKY, ALEXANDER Russia
369. Profile.
MALAGARRIGA ORMAST, ELVIRA
Spain
370. Grandmother's Delight.
MALLOL CASANOVAS, IGNACIO Spain
371. Vermadora.
MARFFY, ()D(")N Hungary
372. Man's Portrait.
373. Dalmatian Landscape.
374. Wood Path.
375. Still Life.
Lent by Karoly Kernstock, Esq.
MARK, LAJOS Hungary
.'livarded Cold Medal: P. P. I. E., igiS-
376. Preparing for a Walk.
377. Before the Mirror.
378. Breakfast Table.
379. Lady with Parasol.
380. Portrait: Miss NiUen.
MASRIEBA, LUIS Spain
381. Thoroughbred.
MEDNYANSZKY, BARON Hungary
Aiiarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915. '
382. Winter: Hungarian Village.
3S3. Sunset.
384. Winter in the Carpathians.
Lent by Count Gyula Andrassy.
MEIFREN, ELISEO Spain
Av.-arded Medal of Honor: P. P. I. E., 191 5.
385. Cumulus Clouds: .\Iallorca.
386. Road in Pollensa.
387. The White Rock.
MESZOLY, GEZA Hungary
388. Summer Landscape.
Lent by Baron Ferencz Hatvany.
MEYN, GEORGE LUDWIG Germany
389. Frau v. Cotta.
MIESS, FRIGYES Hungary
390. Dutch Girl.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
MIHALY, REZSO Hungary
391. Weaving: Design No. 308.
392. Weaving: Design No. 395.
393. Weaving: Design No. 735.
MOISES, JULIO Spain
394. Micaela.
MiJLLER, PETER PAUL Germany
Aivarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
395. Thousand Year Old Oaks.
MiJLLER, RICHARD Germany
396. Leimer's Goat.
MUNKACSY, MIHALY Hungary
397. Landscape: Sunset.
Lent by Count Gyula Andrassy.
398. Landscape: In the Woods.
NADLER, R. Hungary
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1913.
399. Suspension Bridge: Budapest.
NAGY, LAURA Hungary
400. Design No. 551.
401. Design No. 756.
402. Design No. 439.
NA(;Y, SANDOR Hungary
403. Bath of the Fairies.
404. Disappearing Illusions.
405. Isle of Crete.
406. Weaving: Design No. 89.
407. Weaving: Design No. 262.
408. Weaving: Design No. 229.
409. Weaving: Design No. 501.
OLGYAY, FERENCZ Hungary
410. Summer Landscape.
OLSSON, JULIUS England
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
411. Silver Moonlight.
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O'LYNCH, DE LYNCH TOWN, CHARLES
Germany
412. Zugspitz Group, from Kranzberg,
near Mittenwald.
ORTNER, FERENCZ Hungary
413. Weaving: Design No. 580.
PA.4L, LASZL6 Hungary
414. Autumn Landscape.
415. Storm Cloud.
Lent by Count Gyula Andrassy.
FARAD A SANTIN, JOSfi Spain
416. Flower Girl of Andalusia.
417. Gvpsy.
P.-VTERSON, JAMES England
41 S. The Old Garden.
PECH.\N, J6ZSEF Hungary
419. Farm Yard.
Lent hy Marczell Nemes, Esq.
PIETZSCH, RICHARD Germany
420. Spring in the Bavarian Foothills.
PIZA ROIG, JAIME Spain
421. Street in Hostalrich.
422. Poblet: Monastery Cloister.
P6R, BERTALAN Hungary
423. Decorative Composition.
424. Decorative Composition.
425. Mv Family.
PREISLER, TAN Germany
Aivarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. £., I9I5-
426. Motive of Tale.
Lent by Modern Gallery of Bo-
hemia, Prague.
PRIESTMAN, ARNOLD England
427. Hurst Castle.
PUTZ, LEO Germany
.■IxL-arded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
42S. The Shore.
RA.4B, ERVIN Hungary
429. Snow in the Park.
430. Winter Sun.
REMSEY, MME. Hungary
431. Weaving: Design No. 739.
432. Weaving: Design No. 732.
433. Weaving: Design No. 731.
434. Weaving: Design No. 565.
435. Weaving: Design No. 754.
436. Weaving: Design No. 33.
RENOM Y JUAMANDREU, FAUSTO
Spain
437. People's Sundav.
RICHMOND, LEONARD England
.-lii^arded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., igifi.
43S. Brentford Bridge.
439. Ricks in Sunlight.
440. The End of the Storm.
RIPPL-R6NAI, J6ZSEF Hungary
441. Child's Portrait.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
442. Portrait: Dr. Guttmann.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
443. Female Nude.
Lent bv Marczell Nemes, Esq.
444. Ladies in the Garden.
Lent by Lajos Jambor, Esq.
445. Woman's Head in Profile.
Lent bv Count Gyula Andrassv.
446. Park.
Lent by Dr. Ignacz Fekete.
447. Portrait: Mark Vedres.
Lent by Mark Vedres, Esq.
44s. Interior.
449. Hungarian Interior.
450. Woman with Poppy in Her Hair.
Lent by Dr. Ignaci Fekete.
ROSSE, HERMANN Holland
450A. Garebeg Dal: A Java Festival.
RUDNAY, GYULA Hungary
451. Mother and Child.
SAUTER, GEORGE England
Ai-arded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., igi-,.
452. The Weisshorn: Moonlight.
453. Spring Veil.
454. Violet: Miss Ruth Hunt.
455. The Cinal: Rothhorn.
456. Tlie Great Friend: Matterhorn.
457. The Vallev.
458. In the Clouds.
459. The Rimphischhorn.
460. The Dent Blanche.
461. The Blue Sphinx: Matterhorn.
462. Resurrection.
463. The Avenue.
SCHANZE, OSCAR Germany
Aivarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1913.
464. Portrait of Woman in Black.
SCHULTHEISS, KARL MAX Germany
465. In March.
SIMPSON, CHARLES WALTER England
A-iarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1913.
466. Autumn Sunset.
SOML6, LILI Hungary
467. Channel of Lyssewegh.
46S. View of Taormina.
469. Park of Kortvelyes.
SP.4NYI, BELA Hungary
470. Landscape.
SPEED, HAROLD England
.licarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E.. 191,=,.
471. Apollo and Daphne.
STUCK, FRANZ VON Germany
Av.arded Medal of Honor: P. P. I. E., 1915.
472. Summer Night.
SZINNYEI-MERSE, P.\L Hungary
473. Melting Snow.
Lent by Count Gyula Andrassy.
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TAMASY, MIKL6S Hungary
474. Still Life.
TER HELL, WILLY Germany
475. Inl.Tnd Sea.
THEDY, MAX Germany
AiuarJed Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., /p/i.
450. Dutch Girl.
THOR, WALTER Germany
Avsarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. F... 1915.
451. Young Girl.
TIBOR, ER\0 Hungary
482. Hunijarian Village Market.
4S3. Field Workers.
TIHAXYI, LAJOS Hungary
4X4. Self Portrait.
485. Self Portrait: 1914.
486. Young Man's Portrait.
487. Landscape.
UNDY, KAROLA Hungary
488. Weaving: Design No. 290.
489. Weaving: Design No. 755.
VASTAGH, GEZA Hungary
.livarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 79/5.
490. Winter in the Atlas Mountains.
491. In the Farmyard.
492. Hungarian Buffalo Span.
VASTAGH, GYORGY Hungary
493. Gvpsv Woman.
VASZARY,' TANGS Hungary
Aivarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E.. igi=,.
494. Portrait : Countess L. Batthyanvi.
Lent hy Count Lajos Batthyanvi.
495. Woman with Mirror.
496. Promenade: Lake Balaton.
Lent hy Marczell Nemes, Esq.
497. Peasant Girl's Head.
498. Woman with Cat.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
VASQUEZ, CARLOS Spain
.1-uarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
499. In a Villa in Granada.
500. On tlie Way to the Salamanca Fair.
VOLKERLING, HERMANN Germany
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 191 5.
501. Portrait.
VOLKMANN, HANS VON Germany
502. Harvest.
WALLESZNE, GYENES GITTA Hungary
.livarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 19 1 5.
503. Indolence.
504. Under the Tree.
505. Woman in Brown Dress.
506. Play.
507. Resting Nude.
508. Mother with Son.
509. Female Nude.
510. In the Blue Background.
511. Erotic.
512. Mother and Child.
513. Profile.
514. Lilac Dress.
515. Summer Heat.
516. Thirty Year Old Woman.
517. Movements.
518. Mother and Baby.
519. Madonna in Modern Guise.
520. Bunch of Grapes.
521. Adam and Eve.
522. Ladv in Blue Dress.
523. Desire.
524. Fair Woman and Child.
525. Two Girls.
526. Biedermeyer.
527. Stretching.
WENK, ALBERT Germany
52S. Stormy Sea.
WINTER, TATON England
529. The Waning of the Year.
630. The Mill: Middelburg.
ZADOR, ISTVAN Hungary
531. Interior: Rakoczy Time.
ZAROUBLNE, VICTOR Germany
532. Clouds.
ZIFFER, SANDOR Hungary
533. In the Garden.
ZILZER, ANTAL Hungary
534. The Source.
535. Portrait.
ZIEGLER, KARL Germany
536. Portrait Study of a Child.
Z6RAD Hungary
537. Landscape with Figures.
DE ZUBIAURRE, RAMON Spain
Avvarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
538. Viscayan Peasants.
539. Serenade in Granada.
540. Type of Segovian.
DE ZUBIAURRE, VALENTIN Spain
Aicarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. £., 79/5.
541. Spanish Peasant.
542. Peasant with a Bowl.
543. Peasant Couple.
544. Peasant with Jug.
ZUGEL, HEINRICH VON Germany
Aii-arded Medal of Honor: P. P. I. E., 797.1.
545. In the Rhine Meadows.
DRAWINGS, ETCHINGS, LITHOGRAPHS, ETC.
(Austrian graphic participation arranged by
Herr Hugo Heller of Vienna.)
ARTIGAS, JOSfi TERSOL Spain
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 191^.
546. Pinar.
547. The Canal: S. Bandilio de Llobregat.
548. Loading Coal in Barcelona.
549. Landscape.
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BENTLEY, ALFRED England
.-liiartled Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
550. The Broken Bridge: Avignon.
BRANGWYN, FRANK England
Awarded Medal of Honor: P. P. I. E., 1915.
581. Bark Strippers.
582. Trees and Factory: Hammersmith.
583. The Beggar: Assisi.
584. A Gate: Assisi.
585. Assisi.
586. Barge Builders: Brentford.
587. London Bridge: No. 3.
588. Mills: Montreuil.
589. The Millwheel: Montreuil.
590. Breaking up the "Hannibal."
591. Sawyers.
592. TheButcher's Shop.
593. Scaffolding: South Kensington.
594. Old Kew Bridge.
595. Building the Victoria and Albert
Museum.
596. The Bridge: Barnard Castle (Aqua-
tint).
597. The Coal Mine.
598. Barges: Bruges.
599. Old House: Ghent.
600. The End of the Day.
601. Windmills: Bruges.
602. The Tow Rope.
603. The Tan Pit.
604. Breaking up the "Caledonia."
605. Skin Scrapers: No. 1.
606. The Gate of the Farm.
607. The Farmyard.
608. Blacksmiths.
609. Church of St. Saulve: Montreuil.
610. Entrance to Montreuil.
611. The Market Square: Montreuil.
612. The Return from Work.
613. Santa Maria from the Street.
614. The Boatyard: Venice.
615. Venetian Boats.
616. St. Nicholas: Dixmude.
617. Santa Maria della Salute: Venice.
618. Windmill: Dixmude.
619. Men in a Bakehouse.
620. The Mill: Furnes.
621. The Black Mill: Winchelsea.
622. The Feast of Lazarus.
623. Unloading Bricks: Ghent.
624. Church of Notre Dame: Eu.
625. Via delle Trombe: Messina.
626. Apse of Duomo: Messina.
627. Church of II Spirito Santo: Messina.
628. The Headless Christ.
629. Church of Sta. Chiara del Carmine a
Taormina.
630. The Bridge: Alcantara.
631. Old Houses: Taormina.
632. A Door: Cahors.
633. The Lot at St. Cirq.
634. On the Road to Figeac.
635. The Roundabout: Bruges.
636. A Cafe: Cahors.
637. The Mountebank.
638. The Valentre Bridge: Cahors (1st
state).
639. Bridge over the Tarn.
640. Tour de Faure.
641. A Mosque: Constantinople.
642. The Beggar Musician.
643. Cannon Street Station : Exterior.
644. A Back Street in Naples.
645. Breaking up the "Duncan."
646. The Crucifixion.
647. Browning's House: Venice.
648. The Monument: No. 2.
649. Notre Dame: Poictiers.
650. The Tannery: Parthenay.
651. Notre Dame la Riche Tours.
652. Street in Tours.
653. Abbey St. Leonard.
654. Cannon Street Station: Interior.
655. Church of St. Nicholas: Paris.
656. St. Peter's of the Exchange: Genoa.
657. Gate of St. Vincent: Avila.
658. Wash Houses: Parthenay.
659. The Demolition of the Post Office.
660. A Street in Puv.
661. The Moat.
662. The Walls of Avignon.
663. Old Mills: Meaux.
664. Notre Dame: Paris.
665. Le Pont Neuf : Paris.
666. Church of Airvault.
667. Building the Bridge.
COSSMANN, A. Austria
668. Pinzgauerin.
DETTMAR, R. Austria
669. Prometheus.
FITTON, HEDLEV England
670. St. Etienne du Mont.
HANISCH, R. Austria
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., /p/i.
671. Stift Melk.
672. Schonbrunn.
JILOVSKY, G. Austria
Aiiarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., igifi.
673. Old Fisherman.
674. Old Prague.
675. Late Summer.
676. At the Railway Station.
677. Portrait of Mrs. H.
678. On the Silt Dunes.
679. Wattern : In the Bohmer Forests.
JUNGNICKEL, L. H. Austria
Awarded Sit-ver Medal: P. P. I. £., igi'i.
680. Bengal Tiger.
681. Fighting Cocks.
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JUNGNICKEL, L. H. (Continued)
682. Blue Parrot.
683. L' Amour.
684. Pelicans.
685. Lion's Head.
686. Flamingo.
687. Sarasevo.
688. Chamois.
689. Calf.
690. Arabian Nights.
691. The Kill.
692. Playing Parrots.
693. Two Blue Parrots.
694. Oriental Life.
695. Mountain Goats.
KASIMIR, L. Austria
696. Durnstein.
697. Vienna: Stephans Square (after Alt1.
698. Karls Church.
699. Castle Kretizenstein.
700. Vienna: Minorite Church.
KASIMIR-HOENNES, T. .'Austria
Aii-arJed Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 79/5.
701. Hamburg: Katzen Path.
702. Vienna: Sonnenfels Street.
703. Prague: Niklas Church.
KLEMM, WALTER Austria
.liuarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., IQI5.
704. Tight-Rope Walker.
705. Don Quixote: No. 1.
706. Don Quixote: No. 2.
707. Don Quixote: No. 3.
708. Don Quixote: No. 4.
709. Don Quixote: No. 5.
710. Don Quixote: No. 6.
711. Don Quixote: No. 7.
712. Tvll Ulenspiegel.
713. ITIenspiegel.
714. The Pursuit.
71 5. The Invasion.
716. The Watcher.
717. The Storks.
718. Ice Harvesting.
719. Winter Sport.
720. Dogs.
KOKOSCHKA, OSKAR Austria
721. Portrait of Karl Kraus.
LEDERER, FRITZ Austria
722. Austrian Landscape.
723. Dort Gasse.
724. Herr Weil.
725. Tragedian.
726. Landscape.
727. Rolling Mill.
LOWENSTAMM, ERNINA Austria
728. Hilly Landscape.
729. Portrait: Arthur Schnitzler.
MANNING, W. WESTLEY England
730. The Avenue: Normandy.
ORLIK, EMIL Austria
731. Little Heads.
732. An Indian.
733. Girl's Head.
734. London Girls.
735. Going to Cliurch: Bohemia.
736. Picture of Japanese Boy.
737. Bargaining.
738. Peasant Woman.
739. My Mother.
740. Max Klingcr at Work.
741. At the Precipice.
742. Ferdinand Hodler.
743. Architect Hoffman.
744. Portrait: Gustav Mahler.
745. Glassworks near Glasgow.
746. A Mussel Merchant: Rotterdam.
747. Capriccio.
748. The Angler.
749. Girl's Head.
750. Japanese Woman in Winter Dress.
751. The Kurumaya: Tokio.
752. Before the Temple.
753. Landing Place: Tokio.
754. From Edinburgh.
755. A Part of the Ghetto: Prague.
755A. Fruitfulness.
755B. Michael Kramer.
OSBORNE, MALCOLM England
756. Lavardin.
POLLAK, MAX Austria
757. Portrait of Professor S. Freud.
758. Vienna: Franziskaner Square.
759. Vienna : University Square.
SCHMUTZER, FERD. Austria
.liuarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1913.
760. Brahms Room.
761. Havstack.
762. The Lay Brother.
763. Josef Kainz as Hamlet.
764. Flower Market in Paris.
SIMON, T. F. Austria
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., lOI-i.
765. The Wind.
STOITZNER, JOS. Austria
766. High Mountains in Winter.
SVABINSKY Austria
767. Old Man's Head.
768. At the Piano.
769. Sketch.
770. Morning Hunt.
771. Old Woman with Dog.
772. Nude.
773. Summer.
For TERSOL ARTIGAS, JOSfi, see 546,
547, 548, 549.
THIEMANN, C. Austria
774. Evening: Venice.
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VONDRONO, C. Austria
/Iivarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., Ii)l$.
775. Market in Turnau.
776. Smithy: Prague.
777. Mathesons Harbor.
WAY, T. R. England
778. Purple Cap.
779. Cremorne Gardens.
780. Little White Girl.
7S1. Maud.
782. Little Nude.
HUNGARIAN GRAPHIC SECTION ARRANGED BY THE
FINE ARTS MUSEUM OF BUDAPEST
(Comprising Drawings, Water Colors, Pas-
tels, Etchings, Lithographs, Etc.)
AUGUSTIN, M. Hungary
783. Village Road in Hungary.
BARANSKY, E. L.\SZLO Hungary
7S4. Hungarian Fountain.
BATTHYANYI, COUNT GYULA
Hungary
JivarJed Silver Medal (for Oil Paintings) :
P. P. I. E., 191=;.
785. Working Girl's Dream.
786. Mannequin.
787. Court Ball.
BERNfiY, ROBERT Hungary
788. Sewing in the Garden.
789. The Convalescent.
790. Portrait: Ignotus.
Lent by Dr. Sandor Ferenczi.
BERON, GYULA Hungary
791. Lady's Portrait.
EDVI-ILLES, JENO Hungary
792. Clouds.
ERDOSSY, BfiLA Hungary
Aivarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., I<)i=i.
793. Path in Snow.
GLATZ, OSZKAR Hungary
Awarded Silver Medal (for Oil Painting) ■
P. P. I. E., 1915.
Aivarded Silver Medal (for DravAnes):
P. P. I. E., 1915.
794. Spinning. ,
795. Old Pianist.
796. Old Seamstress.
797. Motherhood.
798. Peasant Ciirl Dressing.
799. The Dinner.
800. Resting.
G6TH, MORIC Hungary
801. Artist's Wife.
802. Self Portrait.
803. Tired Horse.
HATVANY, BARON FERENCZ Hungary
Awarded Silver Medal (for Oil Painting) ■
P. P. I. E., 19 1 5.
Awarded Silver Medal (for Drawing):
P. P. I. E., i<)i=,.
804. Drawing: No. 1.
805. Drawing: No. 2.
806. Drawing: No. 3.
807. Drawing: No. 4.
HERMAN, LIPOT Hungary
808. Nude Study.
Lent by Dr. Lajos Ferenczi.
808A. Summer Phantasy.
Lent by Dr. Lajos Ferenczi.
JUH..\SZ, ARPAD Hungary
809. Drawing: No. 1.
810. Drawing: No. 2.
KONRAD, GYULA Hungary
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., igi^.
811. Peasant Woman: Mezokcivesd.
812. Summer Evening: The Arno.
813. Motive: From a Little Town.
KRON, lENO Hungary
814. Woman's Head.
815. The Worker.
KUBINYI, A. Hungary
816. Winter Landscape.
817. The Dancer.
LENARD, ROBERT Hungary
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., iQlj.
818. Windv Sunset.
819. On the Arno.
820. San Juan y Batista: Toledo.
821. Puenta San Martino.
822. Toledo.
823. Gateway: Toledo.
824. Church Colonnade.
825. Old Part of Toledo.
826. On the Arno.
827. Alcantara.
828. The San Martino Bridge: Toledo.
829. Old Town.
830. Landscape.
831. Sunset in Genoa.
832. Saint Cloud.
833. Prague: Old Bridge.
834. Canal in France.
835. Old Houses in Genoa.
836. Ponte Vecchio.
837. Genoa.
LOTZ, KAROLY Hungary
838. Study.
Lent by Baron Ferencz Hatvanv.
MARK6, ERNO Hungary
839. Woman Knitting.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
NAGY, LAURA Hungary
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., IQ15.
840. Old Woman with Animals.
841. Fairyland.
842. Bird's Supper.
843. The Dolls' Queen.
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INTERNATIONAL SECTION
NAGY, SANDOR Hungary
844. Child's Portrait.
OLGYAY, VICTOR Hungary
845. February.
846. Allee.
847. Waving Corn Field.
848. Ivan.
PAPP, LAJOS Hungary
AiL-arJed Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
849. The Stonebreaker.
POGANY, WILLY Hungary
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
850. Rheingold.
851. Walkurenritt.
852. Beethoven.
853. Illustration for Tannhauser. No. 1.
854. Illustration for Tannhauser. No. 2.
855. Illustration for Tannhauser. No. 3.
856. Illustration for Tannhauser. No. 4.
857. Illustration for Parseval: No. 1.
858. Illustration for Parseval: No. 2.
859. Illustration for Parseval: No. 3.
860. Illustration for Parseval: No. 4.
P6R, BERTALAN Hungary
861. Decorative Composition (dry point
etching).
862. Landscape with Hay Rick.
863. Studv: Three Figures.
864. Self Portrait: No. 2.
865. Study for Decoration.
866. Composition Studies.
867. Study for Portrait Group.
868. Study for Woman's Portrait.
869. Portrait.
870. Female Study.
871. Study for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom: No. 1.
872. Study for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom: No. 2.
873. Study for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom: No. 3.
874. Study for Decoration : Worship of
Wisdom : No. 4.
875. Study for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom: No. 5.
876. Study for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom : No. 6.
877. Study for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom : No. 7.
878. Study for Decoration : Worship of
Wisdom: No. 8.
879. Study for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom: No. 9.
880. Study for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom : No. 1 0.
881. Studv for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom: No. 11.
882. Study for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom: No. 12.
8S3.
884.
885.
886.
887.
SSS.
889.
890.
891.
892.
893.
894.
895.
896.
897.
898.
899.
900.
901.
902.
903.
904.
905.
906.
907.
908.
909.
910.
911.
912.
913.
914.
915.
916.
917.
918.
919.
920.
921.
922.
923.
924.
Studv for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom: No. 13.
Study for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom: No. 14.
Studv for Decoration :
Wisdom: No. 15.
Study for Decoration
Wisdom: No. 16.
Studv for Decoration
Wisdom: No. 17.
Study for Decoration
Wisdom: No. 18.
Worship of
Worship of
Worship of
Worship of
Study for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom: No. 19.
Study for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom: No. 20.
Study for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom: No. 21.
Study for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom: No. 22.
Study for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom : No. 23.
Study for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom: No. 24.
Study for Decoration: Worship of
Wisdom: No. 25.
Study for Decoration : Worship of
Wisdom: No. 26.
Study for Decoration : Worship of
Wisdom: No. 27.
Composition Studies.
Study of Nude Seated.
Landscape Composition.
Portrait Study.
Composition Studies.
Study of Male Figure.
Landscape Study with Figures.
Landscape Study: The Mill.
Study: Male Figure.
Pastoral Composition.
Composition Studies.
Landscape Study with Cows.
Decorative Composition Study.
Landscape Study: The Ford.
Decorative Composition Study.
Landscape Study with Cattle.
Female Study: Grief.
Study of Adam and Eve.
Composition Study.
Decorative Composition Study.
Composition Study.
Landscape Studv: The Shepherd:
No. 1.
Three Composition Studies.
Two Composition Studies.
Landscape Studv: The Shepherd:
No. 2.
Study for Mosaic.
Decorative Composition Study: Fe-
cundity.
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P6R BERTALAN (Continued)
925. Decorative Composition Study: The
Pioneers: No. 1.
926. Decorative Composition Study : The
Pioneers: No. 2.
927. Landscape Composition.
928. Portrait Study of a Man.
929. Decorative Composition Study.
930. Study: Female Nude.
PRIHODA, ISTVAN Hungary
AiL-arded Bronze Medal: P. P. 1. E., igiS-
931. Portrait of Mrs. Irene P.
932. Those Who Laugh.
933. Study of Female Nude.
RAUSCHER, LAJOS Hungary
934. Doorway in Rothenburg.
935. Hut in Szelakna.
936. Baggerrad.
937. Slavic Village: No. 1.
938. Slavic Village: No. 2.
939. Part of Margaret Island: Budapest.
940. Motive from Old Buda.
94L Buda.
942. Peasant Hut.
RIPPL-R6NAI, J6ZSEF Hungary
Aiuarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
943. Outdoor Amusements.
944. Shore Scene: Ostend.
945. Old Woman Seated.
946. Knitting.
947. Carroussel.
948. Walk in the Garden.
949. Three Girls in a Garden.
950. Drawing: Man Drinking.
Lent by Baron Ferencz Hatvany.
951. Woman at Piano.
951A. In the Garden
R6NAI-KASZNER Hungary
952. Don Pietro Caruso.
SZfiKELY, AN DOR Hungary
/liL-arded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., igiS-
953. Washing Day.
954. Old Woman's Home: Bruges.
955. Interior.
SZfiKELY, ARPAD Hungary
956. Stone Bridge.
TICHY, KALMAN Hungary
957. Bouquet of Flowers.
958. Gold Rain.
TICHY, GYULA Hungary
959. Moment and Century.
UITZ, BeLA Hungary
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., ig'S-
960. Self Portrait.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
961. Man's Portrait.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
962. Man's Profile.
Lent by Marczell Neraes, Esq.
963. Child on Mother's Arm.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
964. Little Girl's Head.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
965. Mother and Baby.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
966. Mother and Child.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
967. Girl's Head in Profile.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
968. Expectant Mother.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
969. Woman Leaning on Her Chin.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
970. Woman Reading.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
971. Woman with Crossed Legs.
Lent bv Marczell Nemes, Esq.
972. Woman with Hand to Her Breast.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
973. Woman with Velvet Ribbon.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
974. Woman Sitting.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
975. Woman with Head Turned.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
976. Woman: Head Bent.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
977. Woman with Child in Her Lap.
Lent by Marczell Nemes, Esq.
VADASZ, MIKL6S Hungary
Aivarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., igiS-
978. A Summer Episode.
979. Cheap Places: Race Course.
980. In Amusement Park.
981. Female Impersonator.
VASZARY, JANOS Hungary
Awarded Gold Medal (for Oil Painting):
P. P. I. E., 1915.
982. Drawing.
ZADOR, ISTVAN Hungary
983. The Elisabeth Palace: Budapest.
984. The Baross Street: Budapest.
985. Thronefollower Street: Budapest.
986. The Bath Street: Budapest.
987. The Woodpecker Street: Budapest.
SCULPTURE
BECK, 0. FtJLOP Hungary
Aivarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. £., 1915-
988. Ancient Hungarian Archer.
989 to 998. Medals.
999 to 1016. Medals.
CANALIAS, JOSE Spain
Avcarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915-
1017. Mariner.
FEHERVARY, ERZSI Hungary
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. £., I9'5-
1018. Black and White.
1019. Green and White.
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INTERNATIONAL SECTION
FEHtlRVARY, ERZSI (Continued)
1030. Cleopatra.
1021. Harlequin.
1022. Ballerina.
F6MES-BECK, VILMOS Hungary
1023 to 1033. Medals.
1034. Dancer.
1035. Eve.
1036. Woman with Sheaf.
1037. Dame.
1038. Beatrice.
FERENCZY, BENJAMIN Hungary
1039. Madonna.
KORMENDI-FRIMM, JENO Hungary
1040. Portrait Bust.
1041. Medal.
MARES, FREDERICO Spain
Aivarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. £., jgiS-
1042. Study of Nude Man.
MONEGAL PRAT, ESTEBAN Spain
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E.. IQIS-
1043. Woman Combing Her Hair.
MUR.ANYI, GYULA Hungary
AiL-arded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., igifi.
1044 to 1052. Medals.
PICK, I.AJOS Hungary
.Iti-arded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., iQlf,.
1053. The Start.
POUPELET, JEANNE France
1054. Cock.
1055. nonkev.
1056. Toilet.'
DE ROSAI.ES, EMANUEL O. England
.U'sarded lironze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1(^15.
1057. Puppets.
1058. Bacchante.
SIMAY, IMRE Hungary
Aiiarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E.. 1915.
1059. Orang Utang.
1060. Family Joy.
1061. Mother and Son.
1062. Rhesus Ervthreus.
1063. Father and Son.
TELCS, EDE Hungary
Awarded Gold Medal (for Medah): P. P.
I. E., 191,^.
Aivarded Bronze Medal (for Sculpture) :
P. P. I. E., ;9'5.
1064 to 1079. Medals.
lOSO. Female Figure.
1081. Portrait Bust: Artist's Wife.
TROtlBETZKOY, PAUL Russia
1082. Mrs. Henderson.
1083. Mrs. Crane.
1084. Caruso.
1085. Mr. Waterman.
1086. Mrs. B. Harriman.
1087. Mr. Shaukopf.
1088. Mme. Svirsky.
1089. Lady Constance Richardson.
1090. Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt.
1091. Tolstov on Horseback.
1092. Miss B. Rutherford.
1093. Samovede Siberian Dogs.
1094. Tolstoy.
1095. Princess Troubetzkoy.
1096. Mr. W. K. Vanderbilt.
1097. Girl with a Lamb.
1098. Hunting Dog.
1099. Mrs. Ogden Mills.
1100. How Can You Eat Me?
1101. Princess Troubetzkoy.
1102. Mrs. Castle.
1103. Baroness Robert Rothschild.
1104. Elephant.
VEDRES, MARK Hungary
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. £., 19 IS-
1105. Girl Arranging Hair.
1106. Singing Boy.
1107. Dancing Girl.
1108. After Bath.
1109. Bacchus.
1110. .'\dam and Eve.
nil. Bov Resting.
1112. Girl Carrying Water.
1113. Danseuse.
1114. Morning Toilet.
1115. Woman Arranging Hair.
1116. Reposing Athlete.
ZILZER, HAJNALKA Hungary
1117. Portrait Plaque.
ZUTT, AR. Hungary
Aivarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
1118 to 1129. Case of War Medals.
GALLERY ONE HUNDRED FORTY-ONE
ITALIAN FUTtlRISTS
BALLA
1130. Dynamic Decomposition of a Motor
in Rapid Movement.
1131. Dynamism of Dispersion.
1132. Dynamic Expansion: Speed.
1133. Luminous Successions: Displacements.
1134. Dynamism of Plasticity: Noises:
Speed.
1135. Dynamism of Plastic Lights.
1136. Walking Lines: Dynamic Successions.
1137. Dynamism of Light.
1138. Dynamic Rhythm.
BOCCIONI
1139. Nude: Complementary Dynamism of
Form : Colour.
1140. Dynamism of ^ Cyclist.
1141. Elasticity.
1142. Matter.
1143. Dynamism of a Football Player.
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CARRA
1144. The Disintegration of Flesh.
1145. Centrifugal Forces.
1146. Abstract Perspective of Form: Color.
1147. The Complement of Form to a Nude
Figure.
1148. Study for the Picture: A Woman's
Shape and Scents.
1149. Dynamic Space of a Jockey.
1150. Plastic Transcendencies.
1151. Synthesis of a Music Hall.
1152. Form of a Dancer in Circular Move-
ment.
1153. Force Centres of a Boxer.
1154. Dynamism of a Boxer.
1155. Architectural Construction of a
Woman on the Beach.
1156. A Woman's Shape and Scents.
1157. Woman: House: Bottle: as a Spher-
ical Expansion in Space.
1158. Simultaneousness.
RUSSOLO
1159. Dynamism of a Motor.
1160. Dynamic Volumes.
1161. Plastic Summary of a Woman's
Movements.
1162. My Dynamic Self.
1163. Dynamic Expansion; Houses: Lights.
SEVERINI
1164. Light: Speed: Noise: in Simultaneous
Interpenetration.
1165. Forms and Color: Tone in the Argen-
tine Tango.
1166. Sea Dancer.
1167. Spherical Expansion of Lights: Cen-
tripetal.
1168. Spherical Expansion of Light: Cen-
trifugal.
1169. Dynamic Decomposition of the Por-
trait of the Poet Marinetti.
1170. Dynamism of the 14th July.
1171. Light: Speed: Noise: Sketch.
1172. Forms and Color: Tone in the Ar-
gentine Tango: First Sketch.
Forms and Color: Tone in the Double
Boston : Second Sketch.
Sea Dancer: Study.
Dynamic Continuity of a Train in
Rapid Movement.
1176. Sea Dancer: Studv No. 2.
1177. Sea Dancer: Study No. 3.
SCULPTURE
BOCCIONI
1178. Development of a Bottle in Space:
Still Life.
1179. Muscles in Quick Motion.
1173.
1174.
1175.
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NORWEGIAN SECTION
CONSUL F. HERMAN GADE
Commissioner General.
WILHELM V. MUNTHE af MORGEN-
STIERNE
Assistant Commissioner.
J. NILSEN LAURVIK
Commissioner of Fine Arts.
\0RVVEGIAN-AMER1CAN AUXILIARY COMMITTEE
JAFET LINDEBERG J. HEYERDAHL HANSEN
Chairman. HAAKON ADELSTEN JENSSEN
FINE ARTS COMMITTEE IN CHRISTIANIA
DIREKTOR JENS THHS
Chairman.
GALLERIES OSE HUNDRED FORTY
PAINTINGS
ASTRUP, NICOLAI
1. Window Flowers.
Lent by Henrik Lund, Esq.
2. Storm-Blown Aspentree.
Lent bv Henrik Lund, Esq.
BRUN, HARALD
3. A Laplander.
4. Young Woman.
5. Gladioli.
COLLETT, FREDRIK
6. Spring Landscape.
DAHL, NILS
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., 19 1 5.
7. September Evening.
8. Autumn Landscape.
DEBERITZ, PER
9. On the Beach.
From the Shulz Collection.
10. Nude.
From the Shulz Collection.
11. Garden in Mentone.
Lent by August Mohr, Esq.
DIRIKS, EDVARD
Atuarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 191$.
12. Storm on Drobaksfjord.
13. December on the Seine.
From the Shulz Collection.
14. Marine.
ERIKSEN, BJARNE
15. Summer Night.
ERIKSEN, SIGURD
16. In the Woods.
GAUGUIN, POLA
17. Sidestreet in Christiania.
18. Forest Interior.
19. Sunset.
20. Spruce Wood.
FOUR TO ONE HUNDRED FIFTY
GRANDE, SEVERIN
Honorable Mention: P. P. /. E., 1915.
31. Still Life.
22. Fir Trees.
23. On the Beach.
24. Summer in Soon.
HAAVARDSHOLM, MAGNHILD
25. Cabbage Field.
HEIBERG, ASTRI WELHAVEN
26. Portrait of a Girl.
27. Landscape.
HEIBERG, JEAN
28. Boxers.
29. Calla Lilies and Tiger Lilies.
30. Bathing Boys.
31. Landscape.
32. Nude.
HENNIG, OTTO
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. /. E., 1913.
33. Valley in the Mountains.
34. Storm.
HOLBO, KRISTEN
Honorable Mention: P. P. /. E., 1915.
35. Al Fresco Luncheon.
36. Summer Evening in Vaage.
37. Mountain Dairy Pasture: Norway.
HOLMBOE, THOROLF
38. In the Garden.
39. Winter Road.
40. Garden in Winter.
41. Winter.
42. Owl.
43. Autumn.
44. Twilight.
JACOBSEN, AUGUST
Honorable Mention: P. P. /. E., 1915.
45. Berry Tree.
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JOHANSEN, OTTO
46. In the Garden.
47. Cagne: France.
48. In the Romsdal : Norway.
JORDE, LARS
Aivarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1913.
49. Midsummer.
50. Noon Sun: Sjodalen.
51. Morning Sun on Winter Cliffs.
KAVLI, ARNE
52. Landscape.
53. Summer.
54. In the Harbor.
Lent by August Mohr, Esq.
55. Nude.
From the Shuiz Collection.
56. Garden.
57. Summer Night.
From the Shulz Collection.
58. The Tree.
59. The Red Tablecloth.
KIELLAND, MANNE
60. Lbnstrup: Denmark.
KOLSTO, FREDRIK
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
6\. Clear Winter Day.
62. Winter Day on the Coast.
KRAG, LUL
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E.. igij.
63. Portrait of Mrs. K.
KROHG. CHRISTIAN
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., igi^.
64. At the Table.
65. Buttoning the Shoes.
From the Shulz Collection.
66. Portrait.
67. The Struggle for Life.
68. Norwegian Pilot.
69. Old Italian Woman.
70. The Child.
7L Sleeping.
LAURENG, THEODOR
72. Portrait of a Boy.
Lent by Henrik Lund, Esq.
LUND, HENRIK
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
73. Portrait: The Norwegian Author,
Hans Jaeger.
74. A Question.
From the Shulz Collection.
75. The Dramatist, Gunnar Heiberg, and
Friends in the Garden.
76. Portrait of Mrs. M.
77. On the Doorsteps.
78. The Kitchen Wall.
79. The Actress, Mme. Wettergren.
MUNCH, EDVARD
80. Morning Toilet.
81. Portrait: The Author, Jappe Nilssen.
S3. Landscape: Middle Europe.
83. Winter Landscape.
84. Portrait of the Painter, S.
85. Winter Landscape on the Coast.
86. Summer Night in Aasgaardstrand.
From the Shulz Collection.
87. The Sun: Study for Decoration in
Christiania University.
88. Morning.
From the Schulz Collection.
MULLER, JOHANNES
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1913.
89. Norwegian Mountain Stream.
89A. Evening.
ONSAGER, SOREN
90. Before the Mirror.
From the Shulz Collection.
91. Sleeping Children.
From the Shulz. Collection.
REVOLD, AXEL
92. Shipyard.
93. Two Girls.
94. Italian Girl.
95. Winter Landscape.
ROM, HENRIK
96. Stormy Day in Fishing Village.
97. Summer Night.
98. Portrait of a Lady.
SALICATH, ORNULF
99. Young Girl.
100. My Wife.
SANN, JACOB
101. Fisherman's Garden.
102. Fisherman's Cottage.
103. Summer Evening in Sandefjord.
SCHONHEYDER, ANNA
104. Vaage Church: Norway.
SALVESEN, VALBORG SCHWARTZ
105. Interior.
SINDING, SIGMUND
Awarded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., 19 13.
106. Autumn.
107. Autumn in Norway.
108. In the Harbor.
109. Twixt Winter and Spring.
110. Country Road.
SMITH-KIELLAND, PER
111. Winter.
SOHLBERG, HARALD
Awarded Medal of Honor: P. P. I. E., 1915.
112. Oak Tree: Evening Light.
Lent by Rasmus Meyer, Esq.
113. Midsummer Night.
Lent by Dr. Midelfart.
114. Spring Evening: Akershus, Chris-
tiania.
Lent by Olaf Gulbranson.
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liy llrnnk I.unJ
NORWEGIAN SECTION
SOHLBERG, HARAI.n (Continued)
lis. Winter Night in Mountains.
Lent by J. B. Stang, Esq.
116. Fruitful Acres.
Lent by Consul Harald Pettersen.
117. Fisherman's Cottage.
Lent by Byron Smith, Esq.
118. From Sagene, Christiania.
119. Afternoon Sun.
SOMME, JACOB
120. Evening Sun.
121. Interior.
STROM, HALFDAN
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. F... i()l=i.
122. Figure Study.
123. Effect of Sunlight.
124. In the .Meadow.
125. Self Portrait.
126. Portrait of a Lady.
127. In the Sun.
SORENSEN, HENRIK
128. The Waiter.
Lent bv -August Mohr, Esq.
129. Afraid.
130. Friends.
SVARSTAD, A. C.
131. Portrait.
132. Old House: Christiania.
133. Terrace in Rome.
134. Dedication of the People's House:
Christiania.
135. Anarchists' Meeting in London.
STADSKLEIV, THORLEIV
136. Overcast Day in the Mountains.
TANNES, MARIE
A'Korded Silver Medal: P. P. I. E., /y;.,".
137. March.
138. On the Outskirt of a Town.
THAULOW, FRITS
139. Pumpkin Field: Pennsylvania.
140. Town (iate: Cordova, Spain.
141. In Skagen, Denmark.
142. Watermill.
143. Square in Beaulieu, France.
144. River in Brittany, France.
145. Fishermen's Bridge.
146. Park Bench in Winter.
147. Landscape: Ciravelines, France.
148. Watering the Horses: Normandy.
149. Smoking Chimneys: St. Denis, France.
150. Boulevard de la Madeleine: Paris.
151. The Mesna River: Norway.
152. Church Interior: Burgos, Spain.
153. Surf: Dieppe, France.
154. Apple Barges on the Seine.
THORBJORNSEN, SIMON
llonnrahlr Mention: P. P. I. E., IQIS.
155. Autumn Evening.
156. Still Life.
rUNOLD, BERNT
Honorable Mention: P. P. I. E., 1915.
157. Tranquillity.
Lent by Direktor Kjell Koren.
VALSTAD, OTTO
Awarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., ig'S-
158. Norwegian Winter.
159. Digitalis.
160. A Corner of My Studio.
161. Near the Christianiafjord.
162. The Antique Mirror.
163. Spring.
WETLESEN, WILHELM
Aiuarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I- E., 19 '5-
164. Landscape from Fredrikstad, Norway.
165. Horses in Snow.
WERENSKIOLD, DAGFIN
166. Hawk and Turkeys.
167. Crows and Their Young.
GR.^PHIC SECTION
Etchings, Lithographs, Woodcuts, Drawings
and Water Colors.
ERIKSEN, KRISTOFER
Aivarded Siher Medal: P. P- I- E.. JP'.i-
168. The Rider (after Rembrandt s paint-
ing in the Museum of Copenhagen).
169. Jewish Boy.
GAUGUIN, POLA
Aivardcd Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915-
170. Winter in the City.
171. Decorative Figure.
172. Side Street in the City.
173. Woman's Head.
174. Woman Dressing.
175. Reclining Figure.
176. Still Life.
177. Bathing Figures.
178. Female Nude.
179. Woman Arranging Hair.
HAMMARBAECK, A.
Awarded Siher Medal: P. P. I- E., I9'5-
180. A Little Girl.
181. Sketch.
182. Little Boy.
183. Profile.
HOLM, HANS . , , d-k •
184. The Burial of Christ (after Ribera s
painting in Louvre) (L).
185. From Mesna River (L in colors ot
painting bv Thaulow).
186. From Amiens (L in colors of paint-
ing by Thaulow).
KAVLI, ARNE
187. Interior of a Music Box.
188. Singer in Tights.
189. Sketch.
190. Woman's Head.
191. Peasant Girl.
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KAVLI, ARNE (Continued)
192. Female Figure.
193. Singer.
194. A Little Child.
195. Singing Negro.
196. Two Gentlemen in Paris.
197. The Author, VVildenway.
198. Songstress.
199. Songstress Resting.
KIELLAND, MANNA
200. Wolves and Eagles Fighting (etching
of painting by Jan Fyt).
201. Interior of Stange Church (etching of
painting by Harriet Backer).
LANGE, OLAF
Aiuarded Medal of Honor: P. P. I. E., 1915.
202. Seaweed (L in colors).
204. Woman Crucified to a Butterfly (L in
colors).
205. Martyr (L in colors).
206. Two Figures (Mezzotint from Velas-
quez).
207. Salambo.
MUNCH, EDVARD
Awarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
208. Death Scene (L).
209. Adieus (L).
210. Henrilc Ibsen in Grand Cafe (L).
211. The Sea of Love (L).
212. Woman with Loose Hair (L).
213. Helge Rode (E).
214. Man Praving (woodcut in 2 colors).
215. Young Girl (E).
216. Amorous Woman (L in 4 colors).
217. By the Seashore (W in 4 colors).
218. Two People (W in 3 colors).
219. The Liberation (L in Blue).
220. Woman with Red Hair (L in 3 colors).
221. The Beggar (E on zinc).
222. Moonlight: Woman Outside the
House (W in 4 colors).
223. Self Portrait (L).
224. The Dead Mother (E).
225. Lubeck (E).
226. Study (E).
227. August Strindberg (L).
228. Jealousy (L in black).
229. Vampire (W in 4 colors).
230. Eva Mudocci and Bella Edwards (L).
231. Self Portrait: No. 2 (L).
232. Oak Tree (E on zinc).
233. The Kiss (E).
234. Sick Girl (E).
235. The Sick Child (E).
236. Italian Woman (E).
237. Woman in Summer Night (E).
238. Moonlight (E).
239. Landgerichtsdirektor S. (E).
240. Sigbjorn Obstfelder (E).
241. Bathing Woman (E).
242. Henrv van de Velde (L).
243. Thv.S. (L).
244. Nude (L).
245. Leopard (L).
246. A Young Lady (E).
247. Workmen (L).
248. Thv. S. II (L).
249. Museum Director, Jens Thiis (L).
250. Panic (W).
251. Woman with Large Hat (L).
252. Workmen (W).
253. The Seducer (L).
254. Madam G. (L in red).
255. Young Ladv (L).
256. Two Old People (L).
257. Two Apes with Their Young (L).
258. Polar Bear (L).
259. Eagle's Head (L).
260. Tiger (L).
261. Boy, Girl and Horse (L).
262. Five Apes and an Ape's Head (LI.
263. Two Eagle Heads (L).
264. Eight Apes (L).
NORDHAGEN, JOHAN
265. Falls in Telemarken (E of painting
by August Cappelen).
266. Claudius Civilis' Conspiracy Against
the Romans (from Rembrandt's
painting).
267. Christ at Emmaus (from Rembrandt's
painting).
268. Birch Tree in Storm (from painting
bv Prof. J. C. Dahl).
269. Prof. Hans Gude: Portrait (E).
270. Arne Garborg (E).
271. Calf (E).
PETERSSEN, REIDAR
Aivarded Bronze Medal: P. P. I. E., 1915.
272. The Slaughter of the Innocents (from
Valerio Castelli's painting in Na-
tional Museum, Christiania).
273. Head: Studv (E).
274. Self Portrait (E).
275. Head (E).
SOHLBERG, HARALD
275A. The Cripple.
275B. Moonlight.
275C. Midnight.
275D. Fisherman's Hut.
THAULOW, FRITS
276. Pont de Amiens (E in colors).
277. Pont de Verone (E in colors).
278. Laveuses de Quimperle (E in colors).
279. Soir (E in colors).
280. Escalier de Marbre (E in colors).
281. Degel (E in colors).
282. Porte de Marbre (E in colors).
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SCULPTURES AND MEDALHONS
ST. LERCHE, HANS
Awarded Silver Medal (for Sculpture):
P. P. I. £., 1915.
Honorable Mention (for Medals): P. P.
I. E., 1(^1^.
283. Pope Leo XIII.
284. Max Liebermann.
285. Child.
286. Young Roman.
287. Infant Child.
288. Three Monkeys.
289. Bacchanal.
290. Siren.
291. Roman Carnival.
292. Crayfish.
293. Young Man.
294. Ibsen.
295. Nude.
296. Bust of Young Roman.
297. The Poet and the Sphinx.
298. Woman and the Sea Bear.
299. Wild Boar.
300. Venus.
301. Siren.
302. Spectre.
303. Nude.
304. Pope Pius X.
305. Pope Leo XIII.
306. Bjornstjerne Bjornson.
307. Fishes.
308. Fishes.
309. The Tiber.
310. Anti-Darwinist Illusions.
311. The Marquise Casati in Fete Costume.
312. Sea Motive.
313. Typical Roman Child.
314. Statuette: Pope Pius X.
315. Pope Pius X (A).
316. Pope Leo XIII (B).
317. Young Silenus.
318. Bust of a Young Roman.
319. Woman (glass).
320. Woman and Sea Bear.
321. Idyl.
322. Boy (terra cotta).
323. Child (terra cotta).
324. Pope Benedict XV (terra cotta).
325. Statuette (terra cotta).
326. Pope Pius X (terra cotta).
327. Candida (terra cottd).
328. Up Against It (terra cotta).
329. Bust of a Boy (terra cotta).
330. Schopenhauer: Head (terra cotta).
331. Head of a Child (terra cotta).
332. Old Silenus (terra cotta).
VIK, INGEBRIGT
Jivarded Gold Medal: P. P. I. E., /p/5.
333. Young Girl (bronze).
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BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX OF AMERICAN ARTISTS
ABBREVIATIONS
Am. Acad. A. L American Academy of Arts and Letters.
AC. Phila Art Club of Philadelphia.
A. Fed. A American Federation of Arts, Washington.
AI.^ American Institute of Architects.
AIC Art Institute of Chicago.
ANA Associate National Academy of Design, New York.
Am. PS American Painters and Sculptors, New York.
Am. S. Min. P American Society of Miniature Painters, New York.
.^SL of N. Y Art Students' League of New York.
.'VWCS American Water Color Society, New York.
Boston WCC Boston Water Color Club.
Boston SWCP Boston Society of Water Color Painters.
C. I. Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh.
Chicago AD Chicago Academy of Design.
Chicago SA Chicago Society of Artists.
Chicago SAC Chicago Society of Arts and Crafts.
Chicago SE Chicago Society of Etchers.
Corcoran AG Corcoran Art Gallery, Washington, D. C.
Inter. Soc. A. L International Society of Arts and Letters; (also given as Soc. Inter, des
Beaux-Arts et des Lettres).
Int. Soc. S. P. G International Society of Sculptors, Painters and Gravers, London.
Mural P National Society of Mural Painters, New York.
Nat. Inst. A. L National Institute of Arts and Letters.
NA National Academy of Design, New York (Academicians).
NAD National Academy of Design, New York (used chiefly for school).
NSC National Society of Craftsmen, New York.
NSS National Sculpture Society, New York.
N. Y. Arch. Lg Architectural League of New York.
NYWCC New York Water Color Club.
PAFA Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia.
Pa. S. Min. P Pennsylvania Society of Miniature Painters.
Paris AAA American Art Association of Paris.
Pastelists Society of Pastelists, New York.
Phila. WCC Philadelphia Water Color Club.
Port. P National Society of Portrait Painters, New York.
SAA Society of American Artists, New York.
SI Society of Illustrators, New York.
Salma. C Salmagundi Club, New York.
SWA Society of Western Artists.
Ten Am. P Ten American Painters.
Wash. WCC Washington (D. C.) Water Color Club.
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BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX: PAINTERS
AND ILLUSTRATORS
ABBEY, EDWIN A.
Born Philadelphia, 1852. Studied: P. A. F. A. Honors: First-class gold medal, Inter-
national Art Exhibition, Vienna, iSiiS; gold medal of honor, P. A. F. A., iSgS; gold
medal, Paris Exposition, iSSg and 1900; gold medal, Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo,
1901; small gold medal, Berlin Exposition, li)o^. Chevalier of the Legion of Honor,
France. Member: Royal Academy of Arts, London; A. R. IV. S., London; tV. .«/., igo2;
Mural P.; A. IV. C. S.; A. /. A. (hon.) ; Parts, S. A. P.; Royal Bavarian Academy
(/ion.); Assoc. Sac. Nat. des Beaux Arts, Paris; London S. /. (hon.); Phila. IV. C. C.
(lion.); Nat. Inst. A. L.
2639. Spring. 2650. Parson Dunkhardt.
Lent by Thomas L. Manson, Esq. 2651. Drawing No. 2.
2640. Pavane. Lent by Mrs. Payne Wliitney.
Lent by Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. 2652. St. Agnes' Eve.
2641. Gold Net. 2653. Tlie Penance of Eleanor.
Lent by Frederick Mead, Esq. Lent by the Carnegie Institute.
2642. Drawing No. 5. 2655. The Bird to Others Flew: A Love Song.
Lent by Mrs. Payne Whitney. Lent by Mrs. H. O. Havemever.
2643. The Wind. 2656. Quince with His Own Hand.
Lent by Samuel T. Peters, Esq. Lent by Mrs. H. O. Havemeyer.
2644. The Lesson. 2657. The Quiet Life: Illustration for the
Lent by Andrew Carnegie, Esq. Vicar.
2645. Three Queens. Lent by Mrs. Howard Mansfield.
Lent by Frederick Mead, Esq. 2658. Sally in Our Alley.
2646. The Widow. Lent by Mrs. H. O. Havemeyer.
Lent by Mrs. Edwin A. Abbey. 2659. The Toast.
2647. Drawing No. 3. Lent by Thomas L. Manson, Esq.
Lent by Mrs. Payne Whitney. 2660. Sally in our Alley.
2648. In the Library. Lent by Thomas L. Manson, Esq.
Lent by Mrs. H. O. Havemeyer. 2661. Drawing No. 1.
2649. Drawing No. 4. Lent by Mrs. Payne Whitney.
Lent by Mrs. Payne Whitney.
ACKERMAN. OLGA M.
Born San Francisco.
34S6. .At a Concert.
ADAMS, JOHN OTTIS
Born Amity, hid., iSjI. Studied ivith John Parker in London; Benczur and Loefftz in
Munich. Member: S. IV. A.; Indianapolis .Irt. Assoc, (hon.). Honors: Bronze medal,
St. Louis Exposition, IQ04; Fine Arts Bldg. prize, Chicago, 190/; honorable mention,
Buenos Aires Exposition, 1910.
2335. Winter Morning. 3469. A Bit of the Whitewater.
Lent by the Muncie Art Association.
ADAMS, PHILIP
Born Honolulu, Haiiaii, iSSi. Studied: A. S. L., Neiu York; Museum Art School,
Boston.
4450. The Sailor.
ADDAMS. CLIFFORD
Born Philadelphia, iS~6. Studied ivith Henry Wood, Drexel Institute; Composition under
Thomas P. Anshutz and Henry V. Thouron and the P. A. F. A.; .Icademie Carmen,
under IVhistler. Honors: Traveling scholarship, P. A. F. A., 1899.
2300. Sadness. 2301. The Lady of the Five Marks.
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ADDAMS, INEZ
Studied ivit/i H'/ilstler in Paris.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2261. Portrait Study. 2277. The Death of Lucrece.
2270. Daphne.
AHRENS, ELLEN WETHERALD
Born Baltimore, iSjij. Studied: Boston Museum School under Grundmann; P. A. F. A.,
under Enkins; Drexel Inst, under Pyle. Member: P/iila. IV. C. C; P. A. S. Min. P.;
A. S. Min. P. Honors: Silver medal and prize, C. I., igoi ; bronze medals for oil paint-
ing and miniatures, St. Louis Exposition, 1904.
1834. Miss G. C. 1837. Little Bert.
1836. A Brown Study.
AIKEN. CHARLES A.
Born Worcester, Mass., iS/2. Studied: Boston Museum School.
1029. Portrait.
ALBERT, ERNEST
Born Brooklyn, A'. Y., 18S7. Studied: Brooklyn Academy of Design.
2291. Ten Above Zero.
ALBRIGHT, ADAM EMORY
Born Monroe, Wis., lS62. Studied: A. I. C; P. A. F. A.; Munich and Paris. Member:
Chicago S. A.; S. it'. A.; Chicago A. D.; A. I. C. Honors: Grower prize, A. I. C, 1907;
Cahn prize, A. 1. C, igo8.
2345. The Hill Road.
ALEXANDER, JOHN W.
Born Pittsburgh, Pa., 18^6; died, 191 5. Studied in Munich, Venice and Florence. Mem-
ber: A. A'. A.. Jijoi; N. A., 1902 (president since 190Q) ; N. Y. .Irch. Lg., 1901; Mural P.
(vice-president); Nat. Int., A. L. (president); Am. Acad. A. L.; Port. P.; School A. Lg.
(president) ; S. I. (hon.) ; .4. I. A. (hon.); .•/. Fed. -•/. (vice-president and director);
Sociele de Peintres et Sculpteurs, Paris; Soc. Nationale des Beaux-.Irts, Paris; Int. Soc.
of Sc. Pt. and Gravers (hon.), London; R. S. British .Artists (hon.); Munich Secession;
I'ienna Secession. Trustee .Im. Fine Arts Soc, A'. Y. Public Library and Metropolitan
Museum of Art. Honors: Bronze medal, Munich .lead., iSSo; Temple gold medal, P. A.
F. A., 1897 ; Lippincott prize, P. A. F. A., 1899; gold medal, Paris Exposition, 1900; gold
medal, Pan-.-I merican Exposition. Buffalo, igol ; Carnegie prize, S. A. A., 1901 ; first
Corcoran prize, S. Wash. A., 1903; gold medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1904; Chevalier
Legion of Honor, 1901; first-class medal, C. I., Pittsburgh, 1911.
Medal of honor, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3314. Phyllis.
Lent by the City Art Museum: St.
Louis.
ALLEN, CHARLES CURTIS
Born Leominster. Mass., 1S86. Studied: Worcester Art Museum School, Philip Hale.
3610. Mountain and Cloud.
ALLEN, MARION BOYD
Born Boston. Studied u-ith Tarbell and Benson.
3490. Enameling.
ALLIS, C. HARRY
Born Dayton, Ohio, 1S77. Studied: Detroit School of Art; Munich and Paris. Member:
S. A. A.; Munich, Germany; S. W. A.; Imperial Arts League, London, England.
2628. Evening: Montreiiil.
ALLSTON, WASHINGTON
Born in Waccamav^-. S. C, 1779; died in Cambridge, Mass., 184s. Graduated from
Harvard, 1800. Went to England, 1801, and studied at Royal Academy. Afterwards
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PAINTERS AND ILLUSTRATORS
ALLSTON, WASHINGTON (Continued)
lisileJ Rome, ixhetue he returned to America in iSog. Subsequently lived in En);land
from iSii to iSiS, and finally in Massachusetts.
2766. Bacchanal.
Lent by Albert Rosenthal, Esq.
AMES. BLANCHE
Born at Loiuell, Mass., iSyS. Studied: Smith College, Northampton, Mass., under D. ir.
Try on.
2111. Pauline. 3364. General Adelbert Ames.
ANDERSEN. MARTINUS
Born Peru, Ind., iSyS. Studied: J. Ottis Adams and William Forsyth; John flerron .4rt
School. Honorable mention, Richmond, Ind., 1913; honorable mention, Richmond, Ind.,
1914.
3254. The Glittering Pageant.
ANDERSON. KARL
Born ().\ior,l, O., 1S-4. Studied:,, .4 . I. C; Colorossi Academy in Paris; Holland, Italy
and .Madrid. Member: Am. P. S.; S. I. Honors: Silver medal, C. I. Pittsburgh, 1910.
2222. Fireflies.
ANSHUTZ. THOMAS P.
Born Covington, Kentucky, iS^l; died, igiJ. Studied: P. .1. F. A. Member: The Neixi
York H'ater Color Club; The Philadelphia Water Color Club. Instructor in the Penn-
sylvania .Icademy of the Fine .Irts. Honors: Silver medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposi-
tion, St. Louis, /9i)j; gold medal of honor. The Pennsylvania .Icademy, igog; gold medal.
International Exposition, Buenos .lires.
2159. Portrait of a Little Girl. 2499. A Rose.
Lent by Mrs. John E. D. Trask. Lent by William S. Pardee, Esq.
2474. The Incense Burner.
Lent by Dr. Charles \V. Gessler.
ARCHAMBAULT, A. MARGARETTA
Born Philadelphia. Studied: P. A. F. A.; Julian .Jcademy in Paris. Member: P. .■/. S.
Min. P. (sect.): Fellowship, P. A. F. A.; Plastic C.
1981. Miss Clementine Daleour. 1983. Jacqueline.
19S2. Miss M. Smith. 19S4. Miss Frances Brock.
ARTHURS, STANLEY MASSEY
Born Kenton, Del., iS//. Studied ivith Hoivard Pyle. Member: S. I.
56. Overland Transportation. 60. The Evening Mail.
ASHLEY, CLIFFORD WARREN
Born AVit! Bedford, .\lass., iSXi. Studied liith Howard Pyle.
2314. Chase of the Bowhead Whale.
AUSTIN, AMANDA P.
Studied with E. Renard and Delacluse in Paris.
1049. Market Scene: Pont L'Abbe: Brittany.
BACKER, OTTO H.
Born Cleveland, Ohio, /.S.i6; died Bronxville, IQOQ. Studied with Duveneck, Carolus-
Duran, Boulanger and Lefebvre. Member: Society of Illustrators, Painters-Etchers of
London, England; Associate National .Icademy of Design. Honor: Silver medal, St.
Louis, 1904.
2619. July.
BAER, WILLIAM J.
Born Cincinnati, 1S60. Studied: McMicken School of Design, Cincinnati; Royal Acad-
emy, Munich. .Member: Am. S. Min. P. (president). Honors: Bronze medal, Paris Ex-
position, igoo; bronze medal, Pan-.J merican Exposition. Buffalo, igoi ; silver medal,
Charleston Exposition, igo2.
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BAER, WILLIAM J. (Continued)
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, l')!^.
1935. Young Diana. 1941. Nymph and Cupid.
1937. Doris. 1942. The Apple.
1938. Friends. 1943. Betty.
1939. Mrs. E. R. Hewitt. 1944. Laodicea.
1940. Primavera.
BAINS, ETHEL FRANKLIN BETTS
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
52. Cinderella. 76. The Story of Hansel and Gretel.
70. The Story of the Six Swans. 88. Snow White and Rose Red.
75. The Frog Prince. 89. Rumpelstiltskin.
BAKER, WILLIAM BLISS
Born AVw York, iSS9- Died, 1S87. Landscape painter, pupil of Bierstadt, M. F. H. de
Haas and the National Academy.
2536. Landscape: Grez.
Lent by H. C. Henry, Esq.
BAKER, GEORGE A.
Born in Neiu York, 1S21; died there, 1S80. Studied at the schools of the Academy and in
Europe from 1S44 to 1846; N. A., 1851.
2757. Portrait of Charles L. Elliott.
Lent by the National Academy of
Design.
BAKER, SAMUEL BURTIS
Born Boston, Mass., iSSj. Studied ivith Ernest L. Major, Joseph de Camp and Edicard
H. Barnard.
22S7. Portrait of Miss Marion Howard.
BALANO, PAULA HIMMELSBACH
Born Leipzig, Germany, iSy^. Studied: P. A. F. .■?., Paris.
4343. Parthenon: Moonlight.
BALL, ROBERT E., JR.
Born Kansas City, Mo., iSgo. Studied: Richard E. Miller. Paris, lQls-14.
4110. Moonlight: Gothic Arch at St. Jean: 4136. The Palms.
Brittany.
BALLIN, HUGO
Born S'eiv York, 1S79. Studied: A. S. L. of N. Y.; in Rome and Florence. Member:
A. N. A., 1906; N. Y. Arch Lg.; A. fF. C. S.; Nat. Inst. A. D.. Honors: Shaiv purchase.
S. A. A., 1905; President's prize, N. Y. Arch. Lg., igo6; Clark prize, N. A. D., igo6;
second Hallgarten prize, N. A. D., 1907; Isidor medal, N. A. D., 1907; N. Y. Arch. Lg.,
1908; bronze medal, Buenos Aires Exposition, 1910.
3175. Sorrow.
BARLOW, MYRON
Born Ionia, Mich., iS/S- Studied: A. I. C, Gerome and Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris.
Honors: Gold medal, St Louis Exposition, 1904.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 19I}.
4427. Flowers. 4435. Fish Sellers.
4431. Apples.
BARNARD, EDWARD H.
2572. The Young Oaks: Early August.
Lent by the St. Botolph Club.
BARNES, GERTRUDE J.
Born Tyngsboro, Mass., 186^. Studied: Minneapolis School of Fine .4rts under Doug-
las Folk; Coiules Art School in Boston under Dennis M. Bunker; Snell and Lathrop in
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BARNES, GERTRUDE J. rContinucd)
New York; C. H. Woodbury. Honors: First prize for landscape, Minnesota State Art.
Soc, 1904; honorable mention, Minnesota State Art Sac, 1908, 1910 and 1914.
1287. Girl with Persian Cat.
BARNETT, TOM P.
Born St. Louis, iSyo. Studied luith Paul Cornoyer. Honors: Halsey C. Ives first landscape
prize, St. Louis, 1914; bronze medal, Portland Exposition.
3297. Winter.
Lent by the Citj" Art Museum: St.
Louis.
BARTLETT, FREDERIC CLAY
Born Chicago, iS/S- Studied ivilh Gysis in Munich; Collin, Aman-Jean and JVhistler in
Paris. .Member: Chicago S. .1.; S. IV. A.; Mural P.; Royal Academy, Munich. Hon-
ors: Silver medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1904; honorable mention, C. /. Pittsburgh, 190S;
Cahn prize, A. /. C, igio.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2181. Spring Recess. 3428. Our Country Dining Room.
BAXTER. MARTHA WHEELER
Born Castleton, It., lS6g. Studied: P. A. F. A.; A. S. L. of N. Y., under Moi^bray, Cox,
Beckv-ith and F. V. Du Mond. Honors: Honorable mention, Paris Exposition, 1900.
1802. Boy Driving. 1806. My Mother.
1803. Portrait of Miss T. 1807. The Peacock Fan.
1805. Theodore.
BEAL, GIFFORD
Born in New York, iSyg. Member: A. N. A., J908; A. IF. C. S. Honors: Third prize
H'orcester, Mass., 190^: bronze medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1904; Shaiv Fund,
Salma C, 1909; first Hatlgartrn prize, N. A. D., 1910; honorable mention, Art Institute
of Chicago, 191S; silver medal. National Arts Club, 1913; Thomas B. Clarke prize, Na-
tional .4cademy of Design, 70/,?; medal of the third class, Carnegie Institute, 1913.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 191$.
3540. Summer Landscape. 3542. Old Town Terrace.
3541. The Gossips. 3546. The End of the Street.
BEAL, REYNOLDS
Born AVtl- York, iS6y. Studied uilh Chase. Member: N. Y. W. C. C; A. N. A., 1909;
A. If. C. S. Honors: Jurley IV. C. prize, Salma. C, 1902.
3543. Orr's Mills. 3547. Lawrenceville Lock.
BEARD. WILLIAM H.
Born Painsville, 0., iS.'i. Began as a portrait painter, but soon turned to 'works of
imagination, and rose to high honors. One of the earliest associates of the National
.Academy of Design. He died in 1900.
2735. Having Taken Possession.
Lent by Fred E. Sander, Esq.
BEATTY, JOHN W.
Born Pittsburgh, Pa., iS,^r. Studied: Royal Bavarian Academy, Munich. Member:
Royal Society of Arts, London, England; of the Jury for New York and Pennsylvania,
IVorld's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, iSgs; of the National Advisory Board, Paris
Exposition, 1900; of the Fine Arts Committee, Pan-American Exposition. Buffalo, 1901;
of the National Advisory Committee, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904;
honorary degree, Master of Arts, Western University of Pennsylvania, 1900. Director
of the Department of Fine Arts, Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh.
Member of tite International Jury of Awards, Panama-Pacific International Exposition,
San Francisco, 191 5.
S312. Plymouth Hills. 3313. Plymouth Sand Dunes.
Lent by the National Gallery.
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BEAUMONT, LILIAN ADELE
Born Jamaica Plain, Mass., iSSo. Studied: School of Boston Museum, under Benson,
Tarbell and Philip Hale.
2141. The Satin Gown.
BEAUX, CECILIA
Born Philadelphia, Pa. Studied: IVilliam Sartain in Philadelphia; Julian and Lazar
Schools in Parts. Member: S. A. A., 1893; A. N. A., 1S94; N. A., 1902; Port. P.; Sac.
des Beaux-Arts, Paris; Phila. IV. C. C. Honors: Mary Smith prize, P. A. F. A., iSSj,
1887, 1S91 and l8gs; gold medal, A. C. Phila., 1893; Dodge prize, N. A. D., 1893; bronze
medal, C. I. Pittsburgh, 1S96; first-class gold medal ($1500); C. I. Pittsburgh, 1899;
Temple gold medal, P. .4. F. A., /poo; gold medal, Paris Exposition, 1900; gold medal,
Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, 1901; first Corcoran prize, S. IVash. A., 1902; gold
medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1904; Degree of Doctor of Laws, University of Pennsylvania,
1908; Degree of Master of Arts, Yale University, 1912; Saltus Medal for Merit, National
Academy of Design, 1914.
Medal of honor, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3033. Dorothea and Francesca. 3038. Portrait.
3034. Ernesta. 3039. Sita and Sarita.
3035. The Dreamer. 3040. Portrait Study.
3036. Study in Whites.
Lent by The Pennsylvania Academy
of the Fine Arts.
BECKER, EULABEE DIX
Born Greenfield, HI., 1S79. Studied: Si. Louis Art School; Neiv York .4rt League; tu'/A
Wm. J. fVhittemore.
1973. Philip Dix Becker. 1976. Portrait of Esther Hoyt.
1974. Mrs. John Graves.
BECKER, MAURICE
Born Nijni Novogord, Russia, 1889. Studied iiith Robt. Henri.
4301. The Older Generation. 4322. The Boy and the Man.
BECKINGTON, ALICE
Born St. Charles, Mo., 1868. Studied: A. S. L. of N. Y., under Beckiuith; Constant, Le-
febvre and Lazar in Paris. Member: Am. S. Min. P.; Pa. Soc. Min. P. Honors: Hon-
orable mention, Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, 1901; bronze medal, St. Louis Exposi-
tion, 1904.
1965. Study in Blues and Greens. 1968. Study of a Head in Shadow.
1966. Portrait of Mr. Lewis. 1969. Helen.
1967. The Morning Paper.
BECKWITH, J. CARROLL
Born Hannibal, Mo., 1852. Studied: Carolus-Duran and Ecole des Beaux-Arts. Mem-
ber: A. N. A., 1SS6; N. A., 1894; S. A. A., 1881; A. W. C. S.; Nat. Inst. A. L. Honors:
Honorable mention, Paris Salon, 1887; bronze medal, Paris Exposition, 1889; gold medal,
Atlanta Exposition, 189^; bronze medal, Paris Exposition, 1900; gold medal, Charleston
Exposition, 1902; silver medal. Universal Exposition, St. Louis, 1904.
2598. Portrait of George Coleman, Esq.
BEEK, ALICE D. ENGLEY
Born Providence, R. I., 1S76. Studied: Wheeler Art School, Providence, R. I.; six years
in Paris. Academies Julian, Colorossi, Delacluse and l.asar.
4348. Portrait Study.
BELCHER, HILDA
Born Pittsford, Vt., 1881. Studied lath Henri and Kenneth Hayes Miller in New York.
Member: A. /F. C. S.; N. Y. jr. C. C. Honors: First prize, Strathmore IValer Color
Contest, J908; Beat prize, N. Y. IV. C. C, 1909.
1050. The Little Boston Girl. 1052. Day-dreamer.
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BELL, CLARA LOUISE
Born Neziton Falls, Ohio, 1886. Studied: Cleveland School of Art; A. S. L., New York.
1859. Little Girl with the Curls. 1S63. Elizabeth.
BELLOWS, GEORGE H.
Born Columbus, Ohio, iSSs. Studied luilh Henri and Hayes-Miller in Neiu York. Mem-
ber: A. N. A., K^oS; Am. P. S. Honors: Hallgarlen prize, N. A. D., igo8.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 19IS.
4439. Polo Crowd. 4442. Portrait of a Young Lady.
4441. River Front. 4455. Excavation at Night.
BENDA, WLADYSLAW T.
Member: S. 1.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igiS-
23. Laila. 62. Amazons: II.
61. Amazons.
BERLIN, HARRY
Born New York City, 1886. Studied: N. A. D. Member: Union International des Beaux-
Arts et des Lettres.
2569. Motherhood. 4409. Vermont Hills.
BERNEKER, LOUIS F.
Born Clinton, Mo. Studied: St. Louis School of Fine Arts; Laurens .4cademy in Paris.
2623. Coral and Blue.
BERNINGHAUS, OSCAR E.
Born St. Louis, 1S74. Studied: St. Louis School of Fine Arts. Member: S. W. A. (secre-
tary). Honor: Dolph prize, St. Louis, 1907.
260S. A Southwestern Pueblo.
BERNSTEIN, THERESA F.
2982. Open Air Show.
BETTS, ANNA WHELAN
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
25. The Trundle Bed. 1074. Coral Beads.
66. A Winter Day. 1082. The Promenade.
71. The Dancing Class. 1088. Preparations for Bed.
949. At the Window. 1095. The Candle.
BETTS, LOUIS
Born Little Rock, .Irkansas, iSys- Studied: N
PAINTERS AND ILLUSTRATORS
BOHM, MAX (Continuecn
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3512. Portrait Mme. B. 4160. The Promenade.
3516. The Sea Babies.
BONSALL, MARY W.
Born Fernivood, Pa. Studied -first Chapter of Job. 1023. Napping.
1022. Day Dreaming.
BURNSIDE, CAMERON
Born London, JSS/. Studied: Rene Menard, Rupert Bunny and Lucien Simon in Paris.
Member: Societe des .4rtistes Independants.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igiS-
4419. The Yellow Curtain.
BUSH, ELLA SHEPARD
Born Galesburg, III. Studied with J. .Ilden Il'eir, Kenyon Cox, Robert Henri, Theodora
ir. Thayer. Member: P. A. S.; Min. P.
1854. Balaustion. IS 64. A Fairy Tale Princess.
1S55. A Kapp.i of Washington.
BUSH-BROWN, MARGARET LESLEY
Born Philadelphia, Pa., iSs7- Studied: P. A. F. A.; Julian Academy in Paris under Le-
febvre and Boulanger. .Member: As. Min. P. Honors: Silver medal, Charleston Exposi-
tion, 1902; bronze medal, Columbus, S. C, and Knoxville, Tenn.; honorable mention. P.
A. F. A.
1881. Portrait of Moncure D. Conway. 1887. The Flute Lesson.
BUSHNELL, ADELYN
Born Fort Smith, Ark., 1876. Studied: Art .Academy, Cincinnati; Art League, New York
City; Mme. La Forge, Paris.
1794. Portrait of an Old Man.
BUTLER, EDWARD B.
Born Lewiston, Maine, 1853.
2302. The Brook.
BUTLER, HOWARD RUSSELL
Born New York, 1S56. Studied with Dagnan-Bouveret, Roll and Gervex in Paris. Mem-
ber: A. N. A., 1897; N. A., 1900; S. A. A., 1889; N. Y. IV. C. C; N. Y. Arch. Lg.,
1889. Honors: Honorable mention, Paris Salon, 18S6; Temple silver medal, P. A. F. A.,
jSSS; medal, Atlanta Exposition, iSg-,; silver medal, Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo,
1901; bronze medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1904.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3324. Spirits of the Twilight.
BUTLER, J. J. P.
Born Giverny, France, 1S9J.
4368. Autumn Landscape.
BUTLER, MARY
3508. Trees at Shubel's Mount: Nova Scotia.
BUTLER, THEODORE EARL
Born Columbus, Ohio, 1S61. Studied: A. S. L., Ne^v York; Julian Academy. Honorable
mention. Salon, 1S8S.
4129. Peonies. 4383. Sunrise.
4369. Afternoon.
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BUTTON. ALBERT PRENTICE
Born Loxi-ell, Mass., 1872. Studied: Boston Art Schools. Member: N. Y. H^. C. C.
1047. An October Day. 1055. Girl in Gray.
1051. In the Meadow. 1056. Girl of the Desert.
1053. Ultima Thule.
BYNE, ARTHUR
Born Philadelphia, Pa. Studied: .4merican Academy, Rome, Italy.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, iQly.
1741. .\ Fountain in Lugo. 1745. Tarragona Cathedral Seen from the
1742. The Bishop's Well: Palencia. Cloister.
1743. Cathedral Silhouette: Saragossa. 1746. A Toledan Tenement.
1744. An Old Palace in Avila. 1747. Vigo from the Bay.
1748. Patio in an Old Posada in Alcala.
CADENASSO, GIUSEPPE
Born Genoa, Italy, iSfiS. Studied: Hopkins Art Institute, San Francisco. Honor: Gold
medal, Seattle.
2188. The Reflection. 3 596. Summer.
CAHILL, ARTHUR
Born San Francisco, iSyg.
4325. Illustration for Western Story.
CAHILL, WILLIAM V.
Born Syracuse, N. Y. Studied: A. S. L. of Neic York and Birge Harrison. Honors: Wil-
liam T. Evans prize, Salma. C, 1912; Vezin prize, 1913.
4156. The Red Book.
CALIGA, I. H.
Born Auburn, Ind., 1S37. Studied under If'illiam Lindensehmidt.
2379. Autumn.
CALLAHAN, CAROLINE R.
Born San Francisco. Studied ivitb Collin in Paris.
3503. Luncheon.
CAMP, HAROLD M.
Member: N. Y. ir. C. C.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igij.
1126. Turn in the River. 3236. A Hill Top.
1131. Snow Clouds.
CAREW, BERTA
Born Springfield, Mass., 1S78. Studied: Neia York, Paris and Rome.
1793. The Late Archbishop Corrigan.
CARLES, ARTHUR B.
Born Philadelphia, Pa., 1SS2. Studied: P. A. F. A. Honors: First Toppan prize and
Cresson scholarship, P. A. F. .4.; bronze medal, Chicago Art Institute.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 191$.
2467. Repose. -506. Nude.
2471. Torso.
CARLISLE, MARY HELEN
2654. High Noon: California.
CARLSEN, EMIL
Born Copenhagen, Denmark, 185S! came to United States in 1S72. Studied architecture at
Danish Royal Academy. Member: S. A. A., igo2; A. N. A., 1904; N. A. 1906; Nat. Inst.
.1. L. Honors: Second Inness prize, Salma. C, 1904; Shaie purchase, S. .■/. A., 1904; gold
medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1904; Ifebb prize, S. .4. A., igoj; Inness medal, N. A. D.,
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CARLSEN, EMIL (Continued)
/9"r." tlifii medal, C. I., Pittsburgh, igoS ; Temple f^old medal, P. .1 . F. A., igu; bronze
medal, Buenos Aires, igio.
Medal of honor, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, rgrj.
3183. The Open Sea.
CARLSON, JOHN FABIAN
Born 1857. Member: A. jY. A., 191 1; N. Y. /F. C. C. Honors: First prize, Swedish-
American Exhibition, Chicago, 1911 and 1913; silver medal. Society of IFashington Artists,
H'ashingion, D. C, 191$; t'ezin prize, Salma. C, 1912 ; first Isidor prize, Salma. C, 1912.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2452. Frost Bound. 3188. Spring Morning.
3179. Grey Woods. 4100. Along the Stream.
3180. Silvered .'\cres. 4337. Cloud Legions.
CARPENTER, FRANK D.
Born Homer, X. Y. Portrait painter lehose name is associated with Lincoln's career. He
painted "Emancipation Proclamation" in the Capitol at H'ashington.
2702. Portrait of Abraham Lincoln. Lent bv the Union League Club: New
York City.
CARPENTER, FRED G.
Born Nashville, Tenn., iSSs. Studied: Laurens, Baschet, Simon and Collin in Paris. Mem-
ber: S. If. A. Honorable mention. Salon des Artistes Francois, 1911.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 191S.
3274. The Gay Set.
CARRIGAN, WILLIAM L.,
Born San Francisco, 1S6S.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 191}.
3162. Midsummer Masque.
CASE, BERTHA
3S4S. View: Sidi Ben Said: Tunis.
CASER, ETTORE
Born Venice, iSHo. Studied: .-Icademy, Venice.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2457. Old Venice. 3077. Musical Moment.
2614. The Fire.
CASSATT, MARY
Born Pittsburgh, Pa., iS^j. Influenced by Manet and Degas. Member: A. N. A., 1909.
Honors: I.ippincott prize, P. A. F. A., 1904; Chevalier of Legion of Honor of France, 1904.
3006. Woman Reading in a Garden. 3010. Woman with a Fan.
3008. Woman and Child: Rose Scarf.
CASTERTON, EDA NEMOEDE
Born Brillion, IVis., iSyj. Stiidied with Virginia Reynolds, Minneapolis School of Fine
Arts; Chicago Academy of Fine Arts; Paris under Henry Salem Huhbell. Honors: First
honorable mention at exhibition of International Art Union, Paris, 1907 ; honorable men-
tion at International Art Union Exhibition, Paris, 190S. Member: American Sociey of
Miniature Painters.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
1822. Miss Pauline Batchelder.
CAULDWELL, LESLIE
4332. Portrait of Colonel W.
CHANDLER, H. C.
Born Wellington, Kan., iSSr. Studied: San Francisco, New York and Paris.
1761. Nevada Desert.
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CHAPMAN, CARLTON THEODORE
Born New London, 0., lS6o. Studied: N. A. D. and A. S. L. of New York; Julian Acad-
emy in Paris. Member: A. N. A., igoo; S. A. A., iSgs; A. JV. C. S. Honors: Silver medal,
Boston, 1S92; medal, Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893; medal, Atlanta Exposition,
1894; bronze medal, Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, igoi; bronze medal, Charleston
Exposition, 1902.
3474. The American Fleet Hoisting the Flag
at Monterey, July 7th, 1846.
CHAPMAN, CHARLES S.
Born Morristown, N. J., 1878. Studied with IVilUam Chase and W. Appleton Clark.
4384. The Marauder.
CHAPPEL, ALONZO
63. Surrender of Lee. 2755. Lafayette; De Kalb: D'Estaing.
Lent by Albert Rosenthal, Esq. Lent by Albert Rosenthal, Esq.
CHASE, ADELAIDE COLE
Born Boston, 186S. Studied with Tarbell at Boston Museum School; Carolus Duran in
Paris. Member: S. A. A., 1903; A. N. A., 1906. Honor: Silver medal, St. Louis Exposi-
tion, 1904.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igiS-
2996. Portrait of Mrs. Swan. 3483. The Violinist.
CHASE, LILA ELIZABETH
Born Port Jl'illiams, Nova Scotia, Canada, 1893. Studied: A. S. L. of New York; scholar-
ship in the Miniature class at the Art Students' League, 19 1 3.
1808. Portrait. 1809. Elizabeth.
CHASE, WILLIAM M.
Born Franklin, Ind., 1S49. Studied with B. F. Hayes in Indianapolis; J. O. Eaton in New
York; A. Wagner and Piloty in Munich. Member: A. N. A., 1888; N. A., 1890; S. A. A.,
1879; A. W. C. S.; Munich Secession; Ten Am. P.; Nat. Inst. A. L.; Am. Acad. A. L.;
Port. P. Honors: Medal Centennial Exposition, Philadelphia, l8y6; honorable mention,
Paris Salon, 1S81; Munich, 1SS3; silver medal, Paris Salon, 1SS9: first prize, Cleve-
land Art Association, 1S94; Shaw prize, S. A. A., J805; gold medal of honor, P. A.
F. A., 1S95; gold medal, Paris Exposition, 1900; Temple gold medal, P. A. F. A., 1901;
gold medal, Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, 1901; gold medal, Charleston Exposition,
1902; first Corcoran prize, S. Wash. A., 1904; grand prize, Buenos Aires, 1910.
Member of the International Jury of Awards, Panama-Pacific International Exposition,
San Francisco, jgiS-
3738. Miss Savageau.
3739. Just Onions.
3740. Self Portrait.
3741. Miss Emmett.
Lent by the Brooklyn Museum.
3742. A Poor Man's Meal.
3743. Portrait of an Artist.
3744. Steichen.
3745. Helen.
3746. A Passenger Boat.
3747. Venice.
3748. Italian Landscape.
3749. Day Dream.
3750. Portrait of Mrs. C.
Lent by Carnegie Institute.
3751. Old Houses: Venice.
3752. Long Island Landscape.
3753. On a Grand Canal.
3754. Friendly Advice.
3755. Portrait of J. Frank Currier.
3756. Back of the Villa.
3757. Koto.
3758. Study of a Young Girl.
3759. Portrait of Whistler.
3760. Mrs. Vonnoh.
3761. Mrs. Mason.
3762. Fruit.
3763. R. U. Johnson.
3764. Big Copper Kettle and Fish.
3765. Mn Sullivan.
Woman with the White Shawl.
Lent by The Pennsylvania Academy
of the Fine Arts.
Still Life: Fish.
Mrs. Sullivan.
3766.
3767
3768
3769. Mrs. Chase.
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CHURCH, FREDERICK EDWIN
Born Hartford, Conn., 1836; died New York, igoo. Studied •viith Thomas Cole. Elected
N. /!., iS4<). Honor: Medal second class, Paris, lS6j.
2935. Niagara Falls.
Lent by Corcoran Gallery of Art.
CHURCHILL, WILLIAM W.
Born Boston, iS^jS. Studied zi-it/i Bonnat in Paris. Honors: Honorable mention, Pan-
American Exposition, Buffalo, igoi.
Honorable mention, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2167. The Manuscript. 2174. Pouring Tea.
2170. The Model.
CLARK, ALSON SKINNER
Born Chicago, iS/6. Studied ivith Simon, Cottet, IF/iistler, Mucha and Merson in Paris;
Chase in Neiu York. Member: S. {{■'. A. Honors: Bronze medal, St. Louis Exposition,
J904; Cahn prize, A. I. C, igo6.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3532. Market in Panama. 3552. Sosa Hill from the Quarry.
3533. In the Cut. 3553. First Dredges Through Gatun Locks.
3534. In the Lock: Miraflores. 3554. Dredges Under Gold Hill.
3535. Gold Hill from Culebra. 3555. Cucaracha Slide.
3536. In Tropical Waters. 3556. The Cranes: Miraflores.
3537. Culebra Slide. 3560. Gates: Pedro Miguel.
3549. Pedro Miguel Locks. 3561. Culebra Cut from Empire.
3550. Moving the Trestle. 3562. Panama from the Pacific.
3551. Big Cranes: Miraflores. 3563. Three Hills from Culebra.
CLARK, FREEMAN
Born in Mississippi. Studied ivith Chase in New York.
3433. The Climbers.
CLARK, HARRIETTE A.
Born Depere, JVis., 1S76. Studied: Minneapolis Art School; Julian Academy, Paris.
1838. Constance E. Fairchild. 1S41. Mrs. Lefevre.
1839. Mme. Sherry. »
CLARKE, THOMAS SHIELDS
Born Pittsburgh, Pa., 1S60. Studied: Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris ; Rome and Florence.
Member: N. S. S.; N. Y. Arch. Lg., 189S; A. N. A., igo2.
2361. The Dawn of New Life.
CLARKSON, RALPH
Born .4mesbury, Mass., jS6l. Studied: School of Boston Museum; Julian Academy under
Lefebvre and Boulanger in Paris. Member: A. N. A., 1910; Chicago S. .1.; N. Y. W.
C. C; S. JV. A.; Port. P. Instructor A. I. C. Honor: Cahn prize, /t. I. C, loog.
Member of the International Jury of .^ivards, Panama-Pacific International Exposition,
San Francisco, igiS.
2183. Portrait: E. G. Keith, Esq.
CLEMENT, CATHERINE
Born Rochester, N. Y., 1881. Studied in Neiv York and Paris.
1202. Portrait.
CLONNEY, JAMES GOODWYN
Born in Liverpool, England, 1812; died in Binghamton, N. Y., 1867. Painted miniatures
in Neiu York, iSs-f. Dreiu on stone for Childs and Inman, Philadelphia, 1S44.
2745. Militia Training.
Lent by The Pennsylvania Academy
of the Fine Arts.
CLOSSON, WILLIAM BAXTER
Born Thetford, I't., 184S. Studied: Lonetl Institute in Boston; traveled in Europe. Mem-
ber: Union Internationale des Beaux-Arts et des Lettres. Honors for wood engraving.
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CLOSSON, WILLIAM BAXTER (Continued)
Gold, silver and bronze medals, Mass. Charitable Mechanics' Association; third class
medal, Paris Salon, 1SS2; silfcr medal, Paris Exposition, 1SS9; medal, Columbian Exposi-
tion, Chicago, lSg2; diploma. Graphic Arts Exposition, Vienna; silver medal, Pan-A meri-
can Exposition, Buffalo, igoi ; St. Louis Exposition, IP04.
3597. A Glimpse of the Sea.
CLUTE, WALTER MARSHALL
Born Schenectady, N. Y., jHyo. Studied: A. S. L. of Neiv York; Constant, Princt and
Laurens in Paris. Member: Chicago S. A.; instructor and lecturer at A. I. C. Honor:
Roseniuald prize, A. I. C, igio.
4186. Romance.
COCKROFT, EDYTHE VARIAN
Born Brooklyn, iSSi. Member: Salon d'Automne, Paris. Honors: Honorable mention,
International Art Union, Paris, igog and 1910.
4101. Portrait Study. 4187. Girl Reading.
COFFIN, WILLIAM ANDERSON
Born Allegheny, Pa., 1S55. Studied with Bonnat in Paris. Member: A. N. A., l8g8; A'. A.,
igi2; S. A. A. 18S6; N. Y. Arch. Lg., 1888; director Art Department, Pan-American
Exposition, Buffalo, igoi. Honors: Second Hallgarten prize, N. A. D., 1886; bronze
medal, Paris Exposition, iSSg; Jf'ebb prize, S. A. A., i8gi; gold medal, A. C, Phita.,
iSgS; silver medal, Charleston Exposition, igo3; silver medal, St. Louis Exposition, ig04.
2274. September Afternoon. 2290. Early Morning in May.
2282. A March Evening.
COHEN, LEWIS
Born London, England, iS^y. Studied with Legros and Nicol in London; Blanc in Paris.
Member: A. N. A., igii.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3147. A Stronghold of the Scaligeri. 3151. The Great Bridge: Toledo.
COLE, GEORGE TOWNSEND 5 ,
Born San Francisco, 1S74. Studied: Akademie der Bilden-Kunste, Vienna, Austria; Ecole
des Beaux-Arts, Paris. Honors: Gold medal, igis, California Society of Miniature
Painters.
1901. Mrs. H. 1906. Mrs. Gregory McLaughlin.
1904. Miss Aileen McCarthy.
COLE, J. FOXCROFT
Exhibitor in the Royal .Icademy in lS/6 and l8/y.
2937. Landscape.
COLE, THOMAS
Born Bolton le Moore, England, 1801; died near Calskill, N. Y., 1848. Landscape painter.
In iSig his father emigrated to .■Imerica and settled in Ohio, vuhere he first learned
the rudiments of his art from a portrait painter named Stein.
2721. Landscape. 2737. Four Sljetches of the Voyage of Life.
COLE, THOMAS CASILEAR
Born Staatsburgh, X. Y., 1SS8. Studied: School of the Boston Museum under Tarbell,
Benson and Hale; Academic Julian, Paris under Laurens.
2283. Portrait of a Lady.
COLEMAN, CHARLES CARYL
Born Buffalo, N. Y., 1840. Studied: Paris, Rome and New York. Member: A. N. A.,
18S1. Honors: Bronze medal, Columbian Exposition, Chicago, iSgs; silver medal, Pan-
American Exposition, Buffalo, igoi.
4408. Sorrow.
COLMAN, SAMUEL
Born iSs2. Studied under Durand. Traveled abroad in 1860-1862. In 1S6/ founded with
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COLMAN, SAMUEL (Continued)
James D. Smillie the American Society of Painters in Water Colors, noiv the American
Water Color Society, and zias its first president.
2969. Caravan in the Desert.
Lent by the Hillyer Art Gallery,
Smith College.
COMAN, CHARLOTTE BUELL
Born Jfateriille, A'. 1'., /A'jj. Studied vsith James R. Brevoort in Neiu York; Harry
Thompson and Emil f'ernier in Paris. Member: A. N. A., 1910; A'. 1'. IV. C. C. Honors:
Bronze medal, California Midivinter Exposition, San Francisco, iSg.j; prize, N. Y.
Woman's .1. C; Shaiv memorial prize, S. A. A., 1905; second prize, S. H'ash. A., 1006;
Burgess Prize, k. Y. Woman's .4. C, 1907; McMillin prize, N. Y. Woman's A. C, 1911.
3013. Pocono Hills in Winter.
COMEGYS, GEORGE H.
Born Maryland ; died Philadelphia. Studied ivith Neagle. Member: Board of Council of
the .Artists' Fund Society, Philadelphia, 184}. First print issued by .Imcrican .Irt Union
taken from his picture, "The Artist's Dream."
2713. The Ghost Story.
Lent by The Pennsylvania Academy
of the Fine Arts.
CONANT, LUCY SCARBOROUGH
Born Brooklyn, Conn., 186/. Studied in Boston and Paris. Member: Philadelphia Water
Color Club.
1184. The Silver Lakes of the Engadine. 1187. The Sella. Joch: Dolomites.
1185. The Beloved Pine: Carapfer. 1188. The Jungfrau at Noon.
1186. The Matterhorn. 1189. Piz Languard from Rosegg Valley.
CONANT, MARJORIE
Born Dorchester, Mass., 188$. Studied: Museum School of Fine Arts, Boston, Mass.
2200. Late Afternoon.
CONGDON, THOMAS R.
Born .iddison, N. Y. Studied: A. S. L. and Chase in Netu York; Constant and Collin,
Paris. Honor: Honorable mention, Paris A. A. A., 1<)02.
2214. The Greenroom.
CONNELL, EDWIN D.
Born New York City, 1859. Studied ivith Bougureau, Robert-Fleury and Julien Dupre in
Paris. Member: Societe Internationale des Beaux-.4rts. Honors: Honorable mention, Paris
Salon, 1899; medal, second class, Orleans Exposition, 1905; first-class medal, Toulouse
Exposition, 1908.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 191$.
4424. Tlie Dunes.
CONNER, JOHN RAMSEY
Born Radnor, Pa. Studied: P. A. F. .4. and Paris.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2594. Cottage Interior. 4436. The Little Seamstress.
COOLIDGE, BERTHA
Born Lynn, Mass., 18S0. Studied: Boston Museum School under Tarbell and Benson;
Bourgois in Paris; Grueber in Munich. Member: Societe de la Miniature, Paris, France.
1233. Portrait of Miss Gertrude Fiske. 1239. Portrait of Mrs. R.
1236. Portrait of a Russian Girl. 1240. Portrait of Miss E. L. V.
1237. Woman in White.
COOLIDGE, MARY ROSAMOND
Born If'alertoicn. .Mass., iSSf. Studied ivith W. D. Hamilton and E. C. Tarbell in Boston.
2298. Portrait: Miss S. 3362. Portrait of S. Burtis Baker.
3026. The Old-Fashioned Gown.
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COOPER, COLIN CAMPBELL
Born Philadelphia, iS^d. Studied: P. A. F. A.; Julian and Delacluse Academies in Paris.
Member: A. N. A., 190S; N. A., 1912; N. Y. jr. C. C.; Phila. ir. C. C. Honors: Bronze
medal, Atlanta Exposition, 1895; IVm. T. Evans prize, A If. C. S., 1903; Sesnan prize,
P. A. F. A., 1904; gold medal, A. C. P., 1905; silver medal, Buenos Aires Exposition,
1910; Beal prize, N. Y. IV. C. C, 191 1.
Gold medal, for Oil Painting, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco,
1915.
Silver medal, for Water Color Painting, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San
Francisco, 191}.
1180. The White House. 2338. Fifth Avenue: New York.
1181. A Salem Residence. 2340. Beauvais Cathedral.
1182. Mountains at Gruyeres: Switzerland. 2343. Bowling Green: New York.
COOPER, EMMA LAMPERT
Born Nunda, N. Y. Studied 'with Harry Thompson in Paris ; J. Kever in Holland; Chase
in New York. Member: Phila. tV. C. C; N. Y. W. C. C; A. W. C. S. Honors: Medal,
Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1S9S; Atlanta Exposition, 189^; gold medal, A. A. S.,
T902; tiao bronze medals, St. Louis Exposition, 1904; prize, A'. Y. ll'oman's A. C, 1907.
3480. Side Street: Beauvais. 4146. Temple at Jaipur.
COPLEY, JOHN SINGLETON
Born Boston, 1737 ; died London, 1S15. He was an important early painter of portraits.
He studied first with his stepfather, the engraver Peter Pelham, and probably with Jon-
athan B. Blackburn. He went to England in 1774 and never returned. His work may be
divided into two periods, the American to 1774 and the English to 181^. He became the
fashion in England and many of the nobility sat to him, including the three daughters of
King George HL From 1776 to iSl3 he was a regular exhibitor at the Royal .Academy,
and was made an academician in 1779-
2785. Portrait of Mrs. Elizabeth Willing
Powell.
Lent by The Pennsylvania Academy
of the Fine Arts.
CORNOYER, PAUL
Born St. Louis, Mo., 1S64. Studied: Julian Academy, Paris, and with Lefebvre, Constant
and Louis Blanc. Member: A. N. .•/., 1909. Honors: First prize, Paris A. A. A., 1892;
gold medal, St. Louis Association of Painters and Sculptors, iSoi; Evans prize, Sal ma. C,
1905; Inness prize, Salma. C, 1906; Shaw prize, Salma C, 1908.
2435. Old New York. 3618. Winter: Columbus Circle.
COUSE, E. IRVING
Born Saginaw, Mich., 1S66. Studied: N. A. D. in New York, and with Bouguereau,
Robert-Fleury and Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris. Member: A. N. A., 1902; N. A., 1911;
N. Y. IF. C. C; A. IF. C. S. Honors: Sha^v prize for black and white at Salma C, 1S99;
second Hallgarten prize, N. .1 . D., woo; Proctor prize. Salma. C, igno; honorable men-
tion, Paris Exposition, igoo; honorable mention, Pan-.L merican Exposition, Buffalo, 1901;
first Hallgarten prize, N. .4. D.. 1902; two bronze medals, St. Louis Exposition, 1904;
Isidor gold medal, N. .•]. D., 1911.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igr^.
2344. Twilight: Taos Pueblo. 4370. The Turquoise Beadmaker.
4265. An Indian Shepherd.
COX, KENYON
Born IFarren, O., 1S36. Studied under Carolus-Duran and Gerome in Paris. Member:
A. N. A., 1900; N. A., 1903; S. A. A., 1882; N. Y. Arch. Lg.; Nat. Inst. A. L.; Am.
Acad. A. L. Honors: Second Hallgarten prize, N. A. D., 1SS9; two bronze medals, Paris
Exposition, 1S89; Temple silver medal, P. A. F. A., 1891; medal, Columbian Exposition,
Chicago, 1893; gol'i medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1904; medal of honor for mural painting,
N. Y. Arch. Lg., 1909; Isidor medal, N. A. D., 1910.
2586. Plenty.
Lent by the National Gallery.
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COX. LOUISE
Born San Francisco, 1865. Studied: N. A. D.; A. S. L. under Kenyan Cox in New York.
Member: A. N. A., I<)03; S. A. A., 1893. Honors: Third Hallgarten prize, N. A. D.,
1S96; bronze medal, Paris Exposition, 1900; silver medal, Pan-American Exposition, Buf-
falo, 1901; S/iaiu memorial prize, S. A. A., 1903; second Hallgarten prize, N. A. D.,
1904; silver medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1904.
2187. Mayflowers. 3438. A Daughter of Eve.
Lent by the National Gallery.
CRANE, BRUCE
Born Xezv York, 1857. Studied luith A. H. Wyant. Member: A. N. A., 1897; ^- A.,
1901; S. A. A., 1881; A. W. C. S.; N. Y. W. C. C; Union Internationale des Beaux-Arts
et des l.eitres. Honors: IVebb prize, S. A. A., 1S97; bronze medal, Paris Exposition, 1900;
Inness medal, X. A. D., 1901 ; silver medal, Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, 1901 ; silver
medal, Charleston Exposition, iQOj; gold medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1904; third prize,
C. I., Pittsburgh, KJ09; Saltus medal, N. A. D., 1913.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3783. The Templed Hills.
CRISP, ARTHUR
Born Hamilton, Canada, iSSi. Studied: A. S. L. of New York. Member: N. Y. Arch.
Lg. Honor: Collaborative prize. Architectural League, N. Y.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1913.
3320. Dim Yesterday's Pageant Backgrounds 4282. A Song Hit.
To-day. 4283. The Philanderer.
4280. The Little Spinster.
CROPSEY, JASPER FRANCIS
Born Rossville, N. Y., 1SJ3; died 1900. A landscape painter of the Hudson River School.
He studied with Edward Maury. Elected N. A. D., 1851.
2723. On the River.
Lent by Harry W. Watrous, Esq.
CROSS, SALLY
Born Lawrence, Mass. Studied with De Camp and Ross Turner in Boston. Member:
Pa. Min. P.; N. Y. IT. C. C.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
1856. Mrs. Quincy. 1860. Miss Dora Wetherbee.
1857. Portrait: Miss Lilian Gardener. 1861. Portrait of Miss McKay and Peter.
1858. Portrait of Miss Turner. 1862. Portrait of Olin Dovfnes, Esq.
CROWLEY, GRAY PRICE
Born Topeta, Kan., 1884. Studied: New York Art League; New York School of Minia-
ture Painting.
1309. Mrs. Alfred Gray.
CUCUEL, EDWARD
Born San Francisco, Cal., 1875. Studied: Ecole des Beaux-.Irts and Gerome in Paris ; Leo
Putz in Munich. Member: Soc. Nat. des Beaux-.lrts, Paris; Luipold Gruppe, Munich.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2195. The Bath. 4128. Autumn Sun.
2199. The Girl in Yellow. 4164. Summertime.
4120. Champagne.
CUNEO, CYRUS CINCINNATTO
4144. The Mother.
CUNEO, RINALDO
Born San Francisco, Cal., 1877. Studied: Hopkins Institute, San Francisco; London, Eng-
land, and Paris, France.
2146. Notre Dame: Paris.
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CURRAN, CHARLES C.
Born Hartford, Ky.. iS6l. Studied: Cincinnati School of Design; A. S. L. and N. A. C
in AVii' lor*,- Julian Academy under Constant, Lejehvre and Doucet in Paris. Member:
A. S. A., iSSS; i\. A., 1904; N. Y. If. C. C; A. Jl\ C. S.; S. A. A., iSSS Honors:
Third Hallgarten prize, N. A. D., JSSS; honorable mention, Paris Salon, tSgn; Clarke
prize, N. A. D., 1S93; medal, Columbian Exposition, Chicago, JSgs; second Hallgarten
prize. N. A. D.. 7^9.5 ,• silver medal, Atlanta Ex/>osition, /.Vyi; honorable mention, Paris
Exposition, 1900; silver meual, Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, 1901 ; Carnegie prize,
S. A. A., 1904; silver medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1004; first Corcoran prize, S. Wash.
A., 190 j: first prize t$jOo), Osborne competition, 1903.
2595. Daffodils.
CURRIER, J. FRANK
Born Boston. Mass., lS4_^; died, IQ09.
2529. A Munich Boy. 2533. Whistling Boy.
Lent bv the Carnegie Institute. Lent by the John Herron Art Insti-
2531. Self Portrait. tute.
Lent by William M. Chase, Esq. 2534. A Head.
Lent by J. Harsen Rhoades, Esq.
CURTIS, WILLIAM FULLER
Born Staten Island, A'. )'., 18/S. Studied ivith Julius Rolshoven. Lefeb-vre and Robert-
Fleury in Paris. Member: N. Y. Arch. Lg., 1902; S. If'ash. A. Honors: Third Corcoran
prize, S. If'ash. A., 1901; first Corcoran prize. Wash W. C. C. igoS- silver medal. St.
Louis Exposition, 1904.
1373. The Golden God.
GUSHING, HOWARD GARDINER
Born Boston, 7A69. Studied: Laurens, Constant and Doucet in Paris. Member: .•/. N. .•/.,
/906; S. .'}. A., igoy: Port. P. Honors: Honorable mention. Pan .American Exposition,
Buffalo, 1901; third medal. C. /., Pittsburgh. 1904: Temple gold medal, P. A. F. A., 1910.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Expositton, San Francisco, igiy.
3073. Decorative Panel. 3233. Interior.
3074. Decorative Panel. 3234. Portrait.
3075. Decorative Panel. 3271. Portrait.
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DABO, LEON
Born Detroit. Mich., 1S6S. Studied: Daniel I'iergr. Pierre Galland, Ecole des Beaux-Arts
and Julian Academy in Paris. Member: Pastellists. Honors: Evans prize, N. A. C. 1909;
first prize. Munice (Ind.) A. S., 1909.
4430. The Rockets: Rain of Fire.
DANA, CHARLES EDMUND
Born Wiltes-Barre. Pa., 1843. Studied: Architecture at Royal Academy in Dresden and
Munich; painting at P. .4. F. A., and iiith E. Luminais in Paris. Member: Phila. W. C.
C. (president to igir). Honors: Gold medal for v.ater color, A. C, Phila., 1S91. Professor
of Art University of Pennsylvania until 1904; lecturer since 1904.
1171. Treves. 1176. Ba?aar: Gama Ibrahim -Aga: Cairo.
1173. Aba?zia San Gregorio: Venice. 1177. Bazaar Okair Zoht.
1174. St. Augustine: Fribourg. 1178. The Canon's House: Gruyeres.
1175. Bad-el-Metawaleh: Cairo. 1179. Morat.
DAVEY, RANDALL
Born East Orange. A'. J., iSSy. Studied ivith Robert Henri.
Honorable mention. Panama-Pacific International Exposition. San Francisco. 191}.
3255. Captain Dan Stevens: Lighthouse 3366. Girl in Blue.
Keeper. 4456. Segovian Man.
DAVIS, CHARLES HAROLD
Born Ameshury, Mass.. jS',6. Studied icith Otto Grundmann and Boston Museum School;
lioulanger and I.cfcbvre in Paris. Member: S. A. A., 1S86; A. N. A.. 1901; S. A., 1906.
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DAVIS, CHARLES HAROLD (Comimud)
Honors: Cold mtJal, Imeriian Arl .-Issoriation, Nea:! York, lSS6; honorahle mention,
Paris Salon, iS'Sy; ^joixi prize, .Imeriian .-irt .Issociation, Neiv York, lUSy; silver medal,
Paris hxposilion. itiSi); Palmer prize, A. I. C, iSyo: medal, Massachusetts Charitable
Mechanics' Association, Boston, iXgo; medal, Columbian Exposition, Chicago, iSf)^; grand
gold medal, Atlanta Exposition, jSijji; bronze medal, Paris Exposition, l()i)o; Lippincott
prize, P. A. F. A., mot: silver medal, Pan-A merican Exposition, liujjalo, I<)0I ; second
Corcoran prize, S. U'ashington A., 1903; silver medal, St. Louis Exposition, igo4; silver
medal. International Exposition, 1910.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacipc International Exposition, San Francisco, igi^.
3160. The Norilnvest Wind. 31SI. Mny Morning.
DAVIS, STUART
Born Plitlad^phia, Pa., iSgj. Studied: Henri School of .Irt, AVif York City.
952. The River. 4330. The Cafe I.ogue.
960. The Fog. 4353. A Back Yard.
DAVOL. JOSEPH BENJAMIN
Born (A/icago. Studied: .1. S. L., X. Y.; .icademy Julicn, Paris, under Laurens and
(Constant.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1913.
2622. Where Sea and River Meet. 3613. A Winter Coast: Moonlight.
3413. .Maine Coast.
DAWSON, GEORGE WALTER
Horn Indiivrr, .Mas.'.. iS~ii. Studied: .Massachusetts Normal Art School in Boston: P. .1 .
F. ./. .Member: I'hila. IT. C. C. ( president J ; A'. }'. If. f.". (\ Instructor in li-ater color
and drawing at University of Pennsylvania.
Member of the International .lury of .-Iv.-ariis, Panama-Pacific I ulernalional Exposition,
San Francisco, igi_=i.
1153. bellow Harrison Roses. 1157. A New England CJarden.
1154. Rhododendrons. 1159. Rose-Covered Wall: Spain.
1155. Water Lilv Among Rushes. 1160. An Old Cottage Rose.
1156. White Water Lily.
DE CAMP, JOSEPH
Born Ciniinnali, I)., lS=,S. Studied: Duveneck at Cincinnati .Academy: Royal .Academy in
Munich. Member: Ten .imerican Painters; Nat. Inst. .V. L. Instructor School of Boston
Museum of Fine .lets. Honors: First prize. City Hal! decorative competition, Philadelphia:
Temple gold medal, P. A. F. A., jUSij; honorable mention, Paris Exposition, igoo: gold
medal, St Louis Exposition, 1^04; second Clark prize, Corcoran .7. (!., iQog; Beck medal,
P. A. F. ./., niij.
3903. Portrait of Frank Duveneck.
Lent by the Cincinnati Museum Asso-
ciation.
DE JONG. BETTY
Born Paris. Studied in Paris. Societaire du Salon d'.lutumne, Paris.
Honorable mention, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igi}.
2365. Beatri.\. 3025. The Dancing Girl.
2450. Portrait of Miss Isabelle P.
DEL MUE. MAURICE
Born Paris. France, hSjS. Studied: San Francisco .^rt Association ; Beaux-.4rts, Paris.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igif,.
3302. Late Afternoon in the Sierras.
DEMING, ADELAIDE
Born Litchfield, Conn., iSOf. Studied: Irt Students' League, ,\nv York, under II'. M.
Chase. Member: A'. Y. If. C. C. Honors: Beat prize (Xeiv York Water Color Club),
itjoS: Burgess prize (If Oman's Art Club of Nev.' York), IQOH; honorable mention. Conn.
.Academy Fine Arts, 11JI4.
4192. A Quiet Day.
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DEMING, EDWIN W.
Born Ashland, Ore., i860. Studied: A. S. L. of AV« York; Lefeb-vre and Boulanger in
Paris. Member: N. Y. Arch. Lg., 1902; Mural P. Honors: Silver medal, A. .4. S., 1892;
bronze medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1904.
2109. Prayer to the Manes of the Dead. 2636. Vow of Vengeance.
DE VOLL, F. USHER
Born Providence, R. I., 1873. Studied: R. I. School of Design; William M. Chase. Mem-
ber: Societe Union Internationale des Beaux-.4rts et des Lettres, Paris.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igiS-
2164. East River: New York: Winter. 3406. Brooklyn Bridge: Winter.
2238. The White City. 4177. Quebec from the Fortifications.
de WENTWORTH, CECILE
Born New York. Studied luith Cabanel and Detaille in Paris. Honors: Gold medals.
Tours, Lyons and Turin; honorable mention, Paris Salon, 1S91; bronze medal, Paris Ex-
position, igoo. Chevalier Legion of Honor, 1901; officer of Public Instruction, France;
Order of the Holy Sepulchre from Pope Leo XIII.
2105. Portrait of William Howard Taft. 4452. Taper to Saint Genevieve.
DEWEY, CHARLES MELVILLE
Born Lozwille, N. Y., 1849. Studied 'with Carolus-Duran in Paris. Member: .4. N. A.,
1903; N. A., 1907; Nat. Inst. A. L. Honors: Silver medal, Pan-American Exposition, Buf-
falo, igoi; silver medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1904.
4184. The Harvest Moon.
DICKMAN, CHARLES JOHN
Born Germany, 1863. Studied: Julian Academy, Paris. Honor: Medal, Academic Col-
orossi, Paris.
Member of the International Jury of Awards, Panama-Pacific International Exposition,
San Francisco, 1915.
2324. Picardy Fisher Folk. 3082. Before the Storm.
2341. Dawn.
DILLAYE, BLANCHE
Born Syracuse, N. Y. Studied: P. A. F. A.; etching under Stephen Parrish; Garrido in
Europe. Member: N. Y. If. C. C; Phita. IF. C. C. Honors: Silver medal for etching,
Atlanta Exposition, 1895; silver medal, A A. S., 1902; silver medal for etchings. Inter-
national Exposition at Lorient, France, 1903.
2124. The God of Good Fortune. 4312. The Evening Star.
4302. Moonlight. 4323. On the Grand Morin.
DIMOCK, E.
1081. Sweat Shop Girls in the Country. 1085. Group.
1083. Group. 1086. Group in New England.
1084. East Side School Children. 1087. Sweat Shop Girls in the Country.
DIRKS, RUDOLPH
Born Holstein, Germany, 1877-
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2120. Clearing Land. 2125. The Boatman.
2121. Head of Old Dutchman. 4087. On the Dike.
DIXON, MAYNARD
Born Fresno, Cat., 1875.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2101. The Palomino Mare. 3178. The Trail in Oregon.
2112. Navajo Women.
DOLPH, JOHN HENRY
Born in Fort Ann, N. Y., 1S33. Studied with Louis Fan Ruyck in Antwerp, then went to
Paris and afterwards settled in New York. In 1877 he was made an associate of the
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DOLPH, JOHN HENRY (Continued)
National Academy, and has been a member of the Society of American Artists since its
organization in lS/8.
2952. The Rat Who Retired From the World.
Lent by Mrs. Helen Foster Barnett.
DONOHO, RUGER
Born Church Hill, Miss., iS^y. Studied: R. Siuain Gifford in New York; Julien Academy
in Paris under Lefeb'vre and Boutanger. Honors: Silver medal, Paris Exposition, 18S9;
Jlors Concours, Paris Salon, 181/0; ll'ehb prize, S. A. A., 1892; medal, Columbian Exposi-
tion, Chicago, iSqs; honorable mention, C. I., Pittsburgh, jgil.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2263. Wind Flowers. 2268. A Veil of Leaves.
2264. A Garden. 2269. The Rose Terrace.
DOUGHERTY, PARKE CURTIS
Born Philadelphia, jS6;. Studied: P. A. F. A.; Julien Academy, Paris. Honors: Third
medal, American Art Association, Paris; third-class medal. International Exposition at
Toulouse, igo8.
2500. Mont St. Michel. 4163. Winter Morning: Etretat.
2502. Moonlight.
DOUGHERTY, PAUL
Born Brooklyn, \. Y., 1877. Studied: Paris, London, Florence, Venice and Munich. Mem-
ber: S. A. A., 1905; A. N. A., 1906; N. A., 1907; Nat. Inst. A. L.; A. IV. C. S. Honors:
Osborne prize, 1905; second prize, C I., Pittsburgh, 1912.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1913.
3146. Changing Weather. 3149. Storm Gleams.
3148. Toward the Sunlight. 3150. From Clodgy Point.
DOUGHTY, THOMAS
Born Philadelphia, 1793; died in Ne-iu York, 1856. Engaged in leather business in early
life. About 1820 adopted art as a profession. Spent several years abroad, painting in Lon-
don and Paris, and acquired high reputation for the silvery tone in his pictures.
Till. On the Susquehanna. 2778. Landscape.
Lent by The Pennsylvania Academy Lent by The Pennsylvania Academy
of the Fine Arts. of the Fine Arts.
DOW, ARTHUR WESLEY
Born Ipsvcich, Mass. Studied idth Boulanger, Lefebvre, Doucet and Delance in Paris.
Instructor, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, 1895-1904; professor of fine arts, Teachers' College,
Columbia University, since 1904; director. Summer Art School, Ipsivich, Mass. Honors:
Honorable mention, Paris Exposition, 1899; bronze medal for painting and honorable men-
tion for woodcuts, Pan-.-lmerican Exposition, Buffalo, 1901 ; medal, Boston Mechanics' As-
sociation.
3319. The Enchanted Mesa. 3328. The Great Shadow.
DU BOIS, GUY PENE
Born New York, 1884. Studied with Chase, Dumond and Henri in New York; Steinlin in
Paris. Member: Paris A. A. .4.; Am. P. S. art critic, "New York American."
4458. Trapeze Performer.
DUFNER, EDWARD
Born Buffalo, N. Y., 1872. Studied: A. S. L. of N. Y.; IVhistler and Laurens in Paris;
in Madrid. Member: A. N. A., 1910; N. Y. IV. C. C; A IV. C. S. Honors: First IVana-
maker prize, Paris .'., iXO_^. Studied liitli lioulanger, Leiebvre and Constant in Paris.
Member: S. A. A., ic^oj; A. N. A., 1900; N. A., igo6; A'. Y. .-irch. Lg., 1904; Mural P.
Honors: Third class medal, Paris Salon, iSqo; gold medal, Boston, iSgs; gold medal,
.Atlanta Exposition, iSg^; silver medals for painting and for illustration, Pan-lmerican
Exposition. Buffalo, IQOI; silver medal, St. Louis Exposition, H104. Director, Department
of Fine .Irts, Lewis and Clarke Exposition, Portland, 191).^. Instructor, .•/. S. L. of N. Y.
Member of the International Judy of .'livards, Panama-Pacific International Exposition,
San Francisco, 191^.
2275. May Bloom. 2280. July Afternoon.
2276. Crav Newfoundland. 2288. The Elopers.
2279. The' Bathers. 2289. The Fairy Tale.
DUMOND, FREDERIC MELVILLE
Born Rochester, A'. V., i,\'fi-. Studied ivilh Lefebvre, Cormon, Laurens and Doucel in Paris.
Honors: Honorable mention, Paris Salon, 1S93; third class medal, Paris Salon. 1899.
Silver Medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 191^.
2113. Raton Pass. 2116. Portrait Sketch of Babette de Cernoe.
2114. Hoss Tradin' on the Reservation. 2099. Sea Carvings.
2115. 1849.
DUMOND, HELEN SAVIER
Born Portland, Ore., uS/J. Studied: .7, .V. L., Robert Brandegee and F. I'. Du Mond in
Neiu York; Collin and Mcrson in Paris.
2265. Southern France. 2266. An Arm of tlie .Mediterranean.
DUNBAR, HAROLD C.
Born Brockton. Mass.. iSSj. Studied: Massachusetts Sormal .Irt School under Major
De Camp and Tarbcll.
35112. Portrait of Mrs. D. 4195. Girl in Black.
DUNLAP, HELENA
Born Los Angeles. Cal. Studied: P. A. F. A.
2123. The Senor's Garden. 2462. Mountain Cottages.
2192. The Dressing Table. 3157. Summer Afternoon.
DUNLAP, WILLIAM
Born Pert Amboy, N. J., 1/66. Studied with ll'illiam IFilliams. Went to London in
17S1: painted a portrait of Lord Hood: also a portrait of Washington from an early
drawing.. Returned to America after four years. He was instrumental in establishing
the .Imerican Academy of Fine .-Irts. and later joined in founding the National
Academy of Design. Exhibited from town to town large canvases of religious subjects.
.Author of "History of the Rise and Progress of the Arts of Design in the United
States," A'. 1'., 1834.
1319. Portrait. 1333. Portrait of a Lady.
Lent by Albert Rosenthal, Esq. lent In .Albert Rosenthal, Esq.
1323. President Tvler. 2753. Scene from Harvey Birch: The Spy.
Lent by Albert Rosenthal, Esq. Lent by Albert Rosenlhal, Esq.
1329. Portrait.
Lent by ."Mbert Rosentlia!, Esq.
DURAND. ASHER BROWN
Born South Grange, \ cw .lersey, l/i)6: died there, 1SS6. He studied engraving ^utk
his father and with Peter Maverick, whose partner he became in iSij. His "Declara-
tion of Independence" after Trumbull brought him into prominent notice as an en-
graver. President of the National Academy of Design, l8ff,-i86i.
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2795. A. B. Durand as a Young Man.
of Lent by the National Academy
Design.
of
7. .7. i'. /.., A. )-.
Member: The Pennsylvania
DURAND, ASHER BROWN (Continued)
274(1. riie Morning of Life.
Lent by the National Academy
Design.
2751. The i'liiinder Storm: Caiskills.
Lent by II. K. Bush-Brown, Esq.
DURKEE, HELEN WINSLOW
burn j^eiu Yurk (,'ily. y.VcVo. SluMe
Society oj Miniature Painters.
1248. Portrait of Miss D.
1249. A Study.
1250. William Ives, Esq.
1251. Still Life.
1252. Margaret.
1253. Portrait.
1254. Hilda.
DUSTIN, SILAS S.
Born KuhfielJ. U. Studied:
3517. .Midnight in New England.
DUVENECK, FRANK
Horn Covington, Kentucky, iS^fti. Studied ■■u.itli Diez in Munich, in ivhirh city he
lived over ten years. Member: S. /I. A., iSSv: ,-/. A'. .7., igo$; N. A., [go6; S. //'. //.,• /Va^
Inst. A. L. Honors: Medal, Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893; honorable mention
Paris Salon, iH')}: silver medal, Pan-.I mericiin Exposition, Buffalo, igoi. Instructor
in Cincinnati Academy of Fine Arts.
Member of the International Jury of .Iwards. Panama-Pacific International Exposition.
San Francisco, 19 1}.
1255. Kadidje.
1256. The S|)aiiish Shawl.
1257. Still Life.
1258. Bather.
1259. Autumn.
1260. The Flowered Dress.
A. ./. D. and llilliam M. Chase.
Aw.ARDED .\ SpCCIAL COMMEMORATIVE iMeDA(.
BY THR PaVAMA-PaCIHC INTERNATIONAL E.X-
POSITION.
3868. Whistling Boy.
Lent by the Cincinnati Museum Asso-
ciation.
3869. Girl's Head.
Lent by the Cincinnati Musevun Asso-
ciation.
3570. Man with Red Hair.
Lent by the Cincinnati Museum Asso-
ciation.
3571. \oung Man with a Ruff.
Lent by the Cincinnati Museum Asso-
ciation.
3572. Portrait of William Adams.
Lent by the Cincinnati Museum Asso-
ciation.
3873. Portrait of J. Frank Currier.
Lent by Alfred Juergens, Esq.
3874. Unfinished Portrait Study.
Lent by the Cincinnati Museum Asso-
ciation.
3875. Study of a Nude Back.
Lent by the Cincinnati Museum Asso-
ciation.
3876. Head of a Young (Jirl.
Lent by the Cincinnati Museum Asso-
ciation.
3877.
3873.
3S79.
3880.
3881.
3882.
38S3.
3884.
3885.
3886.
3887.
3888.
Portrait.
Lent by William M. Chase, Esq.
Sketch of a Nude.
Lent by the Cincinnati Musevun Asso-
ciation.
Woman with Forget-Me-Nots.
Lent by the Cincinnati Museum Asso-
ciation.
Blacksmith.
Lent by the Cincinnati Museum Asso-
ciation.
Head: Portrait of Mr. Mills.
Lent by the Cincinnati Museum Asso-
ciation.
Portrait of Man in Spanish Costume.
Lent by the Cincinnati Museum Asso-
ciation.
Lady with a Veil.
Lent by George E. Hopkins, Esq.
Blue Boy.
Lent by Mrs. D. H. Holmes.
Portrait of Professor Loeffts.
Lent hv Mrs. Herman Goepper.
Sketch of a Turk.
Lent In the Tavern Club.
Blind Old Man.
Lent by the Cincinnati Museum Asso-
ciation.
Portrait: Mrs. Francis Hinkle.
Lent by W. H. Hinkle, Esq.
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DUVENECK, FRANK (Continued)
3902. Beechwoods: Polling: Bavaria.
Lent by the Cincinnati Museum Asso-
ciation.
3904. Portrait Sketch.
Lent by the Tavern Club.
3905. Young Man with Red Skull Cap.
Lent by the Cincinnati Museum Asso-
ciation.
3906. Girl's Head : Yellovf Background.
Lent by the Cincinnati Museum Asso-
ciation.
3907. Turkish Page.
Lent by The Pennsylvania Academy
of the Fine Arts.
3908. The Hunchback.
Lent by Miss Jane Otis.
3909. ItalianBoy.
Lent by George E. Hopkins, Esq.
3910. John W. Alexander.
Lent by the Cincinnati Museum Asso-
ciation.
39n. Woman with a Fan.
Lent by M. A. De Wolfe Howe, Esq.
Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris under
EAKINS, THOMAS
Born Philadelphia, 1844. Studied: P. A. F. A.
Gerome and Bonnat. Member: A. N. A., 1902; N. A., igos. Honors: Medal
Massachusetts Mechanics' Assoc., Boston; medal, Columbian Exposition, Chicago, l8gs;
honorable mention, Paris Exposition, lc/00; gold meJal, Pan-American Exposition,
Buffalo, IQOI; gold medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1904; Temple gold medal, P. A. F. A.,
1904; Proctor prize, N. A. D., igos; second prize, C. I., Pittsburgh, 11)07; go^: honorable mention, C. I. Pittsburgh, igoy ; Inness gold medal, N. A. D., igoS:
bronze medal, Buenos .lires Exposition, igio; Vezin prize, Salma. C, iQir; third honor,
.1 ppalachian Exposition. Knoxville, igi3: first prize, Worcester .let Museum. igo6;
honorable mention, Carnegie Institute, tgoy ; Samuel T. Shaw Purchase prize. Salma. C,
N. Y., 1913. Member: A. N. A., igoS ; A. IV. C. S.
2447. Clearing Mists. 4306. The Landing.
2455. Queen's Lace. 4319. The Boat Shop.
3322. Summer Breeze.
GRAY. FREDERICK G.
Born St. Louis. Studied ivith Laurens in Paris.
Siker .Medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igij.
3378. Portrait. 3475. Early Morning.
3417. Portrait Study: Hon. Joseph G. Cannon.
GRAY, HENRY PETERS
Born in i\'e' Pratt. 2747. Mumble-the-Peg.
Lent by The Pennsylvania Academy Lent by The Pennsylvania Academy
of the Fine Arts. of the Fine Arts.
2726. Picnic in the Catskills.
Lent by the Brooklyn Museum.
INNESS, GEORGE
Born Aeivburgh, N. Y., 1825. Died 1894. Studied in AVif York and in the European
capitals; under Regis Gignoux in New York for a few months. Spent the years 1847-4S
studying and painting in Rome. Elected Associate of National Academy, 1853; academi-
cian, 1S6S.
2551. The Coming Storm.
Lent by the Buffalo Fine Arts Acad-
emv.
2539. The Clouded Sun.
Lent by the Carnegie Institute.
2547. In the Berkshire Hills.
Lent by the Rhode Island School of
Design.
IRVINE, WILSON
Born Byron, III., iS6g. Studied: A. I. C. Member: Chicago S. A.; Chicago IV. C. C;
S. If^. A. (Association). Honors: Martin B. Cohn prize. Art Institute, Chicago, I<)I2.
Silver Medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2431. The Chasm. 3504. Laughing June.
3477. The Bathing Beach.
ISHAM, SAMUEL
Born New York, l8s5- Studied: Julian Academy in Paris under Jacquesson de la Chev-
reuse, Boulanger and Lefebvre. Member: S. A. A., l8c)l ; A. N. A., igoo; N. A., igo6;
N. Y. /F. C. C; N. Y. Arch. Lg., 1891; National Institute A. L. Honor: Silver Medal,
St. Louis Exposition, 1904.
2544. In the Park.
Lent by the Buffalo Fine Arts
Academy.
JACKSON, ANNIE HURLBURT
Born Minneapolis, Minn., iSyj. Studied in Boston.
1348. Lapis Lazuli. 1354. Mrs. -Arthur Pickering Almy.
1350. Baby's Head. 1355. Little Newsie.
1352. The Blue Mantle. 4351. Child's Head.
1353. Helen Kreck.
JAKOBI, RUTH
Born in New York, 1893.
970. City Square.
971. Reaping.
973. Brooklyn Bridge.
9SS. Towards Evening.
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PAINTERS AND ILLUSTRATORS
JAKOBI, RUTH (Continued)
989. Atlantic Cit\'. 992. The Beach.
990. On the Sand. 993. Water Front.
991. Silent Street.
JAMAR, S. CORINNE
Born Elkton, MJ. Studied: Chicago Art Institute; Drexel Institute, Philadelphia.
19gS. Bob.
JAMES, WILLIAM
Born Camltridi^e, Mass., iSSj. Studied: Boston, Paris.
Silver Medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 11)1$.
2140. Portrait Study.
JANSSON, ALFRED
Born in SiieJen, 1S63. Studied in Stockholm and Paris. Member: Chicago S. A. Hon-
ors: .Iiuarded Julius Roseivatd prize, .Irt Institute, I<.)I3; Sii-edish Cluh prize in igil
and 1912; the Martin B. Chase prize, 1814, Art Institute, Chicago, III.
2592. Illinois Landscape.
JARVIS, JOHN WESLEY
Born in South Shields, England, I'So; died in Neiu York, 1840. Cared for in England
until i/Ss by his uncle, the celebrated John Wesley ; at that date ivas sent to his father
in Philadelphia. One of the earliest painters to take up art anatomy, and noted as "one
of the best portrait painters of his day."
2781. Portrait of a Gentleman.
Lent by Clarence Winthrop Bowen,
Esq.
JAY, CECIL
Born London, England, iSS.f. Studied: South Kensington School, London; Sir Hubert
von Herkomer School, and ivith George Hitchcock, Holland.
Silier Medal, for Miniature Painting, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San
Francisco, 1915.
Honorable Mention, for Oil Painting, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Fran-
cisco, 19I3.
1215. Maternity. 1219. Maternity.
1217. Maternity. 1220. Dancing Bacchante.
1318. The Love Letter. 4102. Torn Skirt.
JEWETT, WILLIAM
Born East Haddam, Conn., about 1795. IVhen a boy of sixteen he ground colors for the
portrait painter Waldo. After being luith Waldo for ten years he ivas offered a joint
interest in his "business of portrait painting."
2729. Portrait: Samuel L. Waldo.
Lent by the National Aacademy of
Design.
JOHANSEN, JOHN CHRISTEN
Born Copenhagen, Denmark, 1S76. Studied: A.I.C.; Duveneck; Julian Academy in
Paris. Member: A. X. A., 1911; Port. P. Honors: Municipal League Purchase prize
and Young Fortnightly prize, A.I.C., 1903; honorable mention. Arts Club of Chicago,
1903; silver medal, Chicago S. .4., 1904; bronze medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1901 ; gold
medal, Buenos Aires Exposition, 1910; Saltus gold medal, N. A. D., 1911; honorable men-
tion, C. /., Pittsburgh, 1912.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3232. Approaching Storm. 3249. Village Rider.
3246. The Rider. 3250. Portrait of Miss F. B.
324S. Venetian .Arcade.
JOHNSON, DAVID
Horn Aew York, l8j~. Died at If'alden, N. Y., 190S. Landscape painter. Studied vjith
J. F. Cropsey. Chiefly self-taught. Elected A. N. A., i860; N. A., 1S61.
2782. Portrait: William S. Mount.
Lent by Albert Rosenthal, Esq.
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JOHNSON, EASTMAN
Born Lovell, Maine, 1824; died. New York, J906. Studied in Dusseldorf, and later in
Italy, Paris and The Hague. His most popuar works are those depicting American life.
Elected N. A. i860.
2678. Henry Codraan Potter: Bishop of New 2681. A Drummer Boy.
York. Lent by the Union League Club:
2680. Edwin Booth. New York.
JOHNSON, HARRY L.
Born Philadelphia, 1876. Studied: P. A. F. A. Honor: Gold medal, Spring Garden
Institute.
1823. Mother and Child. 1827. The Inquiry.
1824. Early Spring: Rose Valley. 1828. Moon Before Sundown.
1825. Wind in the Clouds. 1839. The Garden.
1S26. Charybdis.
JONES, FRANCIS C.
Born Baltimore, 18^7. Studied iiith Boulanger and Lefelnre at Ecole des Beaux-Arts tn
Paris. Member: A. N. A., 1885; N. A., 1S94 (treas.); S.A.A., 1882; A. W. C. S.; N. Y.
Arch. Lg., 18S8; Mural P.; National Institute A. L.; N. A. C. Honors: Clarke prize,
N. A. D., 18S3; silver medal, Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, 1901; Shaw purchase,
S. A. A., 1904; silver medal, St. Louis Ex>>osition, 1004.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2360. The Divan.
JONES, HUGH BOLTON
Born Baltimore, 1848. Studied in France. Member: A. N. A., 1881; N. A., 1883; S. A. A.,
18S1; A. If. C. S.; National Institute A. L.; N. A. C. Honors: Bronze medal, Paris
Exposition, 1S89; medal, Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 189s; bronze medal, Paris Exposi-
tion, 1900; IFebb prize, S A. A., 1902; Shaw fund prize, S. A. A., 1902; gold medal, St.
Louis Exposition, 1904.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3491. Through the Trees.
JONES, LEON FOSTER
Born Manchester, N. H., 1871. Studied with Joseph De Camp.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, I9I5-
2136. Long Island Village. 4090. A Misty Day in Winter.
JOUETT, MATTHEW HARRIS
Born Mercer County, Ky., I/SS; died in Lexington, Ky., 1827. Educated as a lawyer,
served in the war of 1S12 as lieutenant, afterwards captain. In 1816 studied in Boston
four months under Gilbert Stuart. Painted more than three hundred portraits, many of
distinguished people. Full length portrait of Lafayette in Capitol at Frankfort, Ky.
2771. Portrait of Boy and Dog.
2804. Artist's Wife.
Lent by R. H. Menefee, Esq.
JUERGENS, ALFRED
Born Chicago, 1866. Studied: Chicago A. D.; Munich Royal Academy under Gysis and
Diez. Member: Chicago S. A.; Munich .Artists Association; Artists Association of Ger-
many; Societe Internationale des Beaux-Arts. Honors: Silver medal, Madrid and Munich.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 191$.
2363. Garden Flowers. 3424. In May.
JUNG, C. JAC.
Born Bavaria, iSSo. Studied: N. A. D., under E. M. If'ard and C. Y. Turner.
3301. Winter Afternoon.
KAELIN, CHARLES S.
Born Cincinnati, /55p. Studied: Cincinnati .4rt School, .I. S. L., N. Y.
Silver medal. Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
1110. Rocks and Sea. 1115. Old Mill,
nil. Bits of Snow. 1116. Boats in Harbor.
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PAINTERS AND ILLUSTRATORS
KAULA, LEE LUFKIN
Rom Erie, Pa.. Studied •with C. M. Deviey in Nev; York; Aman-Jean in Paris. Honor:
Medal, Colorossi .Icademy, Paris, iSg./
3S05. On the Old Settle.
KAULA, WILLIAM J.
Horn Boston, iS/f. Studied: Normal Art School and Coiales Art School in Boston;
Collin in Paris. Member X. Y. ff. C. C.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, l^ly.
3593. Clouds from the West.
KEITH, WILLIAM
Born Aberdeenshire, Scotland, ll^SQ; died Berkeley, Cal., igil. Came to Nevj York in
1851. Engraver until iS^g, ivhen he -went to California and devoted himself to land-
scape painting. Studied under Achenbach and Carl Marr, and spent some time in Paris.
H^as also prominent as portrait painter. Bronze medal, Pan-American Exposition,
Buffalo, igoi.
3970. The Impression. 3984. Water Color.
Lent by Mrs. Mary McHenry Keith. Lent by Mrs. Mary C. Richardson.
3971. Revelation. 39S5. Landscape.
Lent by Mrs. E. N. Harmon. Lent by C. F. Jacobsen, Esq.
3972. The Symphony of Peace. 3986. Grey Morning.
3973. Portals of the Woods. Lent by Mrs. Mary C. Richardson.
3974. Rainy Day. 3987. Landscape.
3975. Midsummer Night's Dream. Lent by the Joseph Worcester Estate.
Lent by Mrs. Mary McHenry Keith. 3988. Water Color.
3976. Storm. ' ' 3989. Landscape.
3977. Landscape No. 3. Lent bv Mrs. Marv C. Richardson.
Lent by Mrs. Henrietta Zeile. 3990. Cloudy Day.
3978. Landscape No. 5. 3991. Landscape No. 1.
Lent by Mrs. Henrietta Zeile. Lent by Mrs. Henrietta Zeile.
3979. Landscape No. 2. 3992. Landscape.
Lent by Mrs. Henrietta Zeile. Lent by Mrs. Reginald Knight Smith.
3980. Landscape No. 4. 3993. Spirit of Music.
Lent bv Mrs. Henrietta Zeile. Lent by Mrs. Mary McHenry Keith.
3981. Quiet Pool. 3994. Into the Storm.
Lent by Mrs. E. N. Harmon. 3995. Sunset.
3982. Landscape. Lent by Mrs. E. N. Harmon.
Lent bv the Joseph Worcester Estate. 3996. Silent Hour.
3983. Sketch. 3997. Landscape.
Lent by Mrs. .Mary C. Richardson. 3998. Shepherdess.
Lent bv Mrs. E. N. Harmon.
KELLER, ARTHUR L
Born AVic' York, 1S66. Studied: X. A. D. under JFilmarth and IVard; Loefftz in Mu-
nich. Member: A. IV. C. S.; N. Y. IV. C. C; N. Y. Arch. Lg., 1S97; N. A.
C; S. I. (ex-president). Honors: Gold medal for water color, A. C, Philadelphia,
1899; silver medal, Paris Exposition, woo; bronze medal for draiuings, Pan-.lmerican
Exposition, Buffalo, igoi ; Evans prize, A. IV. C. S., igoz; second prize ($300), "Herald"
Christmas competition, 1904; gold medal for illustration and silver medal for paint-
ings, St. Louis Exposition, 1904.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igi^.
U56. The Bach Double Concerto. 4376. The Young Critic.
KELLER, EDGAR
Born Crescent City, Cal, Studied: .Irl Institute, Chicago.
3482. Under the Bridge: Harlem River.
KELLY, HANNAH R.
Horn Paisley, Canada. Studied: Ontario School of Art, Toronto; Courtois, Girardol and
Blanc in Paris.
1261. When Roses Bloom.
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KENDALL, MARGARET
Born Staten Island, N. Y., 187 J. Studied with J. Alden U'eir, Rohhoven and Sergeant
Kendall. Member: Am. Society Miniature Painters. Honors: Bronze medal, St. Louis
Exposition, 1904.
1975. Spirit of the Woods. 1979. Miss Helen Huntington.
1977. Three Little Sisters. 19S0. In the Brook.
1978. Bruno and His Mistress.
KENDALL, SERGEANT
Born A'eiu York, 1S6S. Studied: .1. S. L. of A'ctf York; Eakins in Philadelphia; Ecole
lies Beaux-.-lrts and Merson in Paris. Member: S. A. A., iSgS; A. N. A., J901; N. A.,
/905; Nat. Inst., A. L. Honors: Honorable mention, Paris Salon, l8gi; medal, Colum-
bian Exposition, Chicago, 189.^; Lippincott prize, P. A. F. A., 1S94; honorable mention,
Tennessee Centennial Expositon, Nashville, 1807; second prize, IVorcester Museum,
1900; bronze medal, Paris Exposition, 1900; bronze medal, C. I., Pittsburgh, 1900;
second prize, Worcester Museum, 1901; silver medal for painting, bronze medal for
draiang and honorable mention for sculpture. Pan-. Am eric an Exposition. Buffalo, 1901 ;
Shaiu prize, S. .4. A., 1901; Shaiv Fund Purchase, S. .'I. A., 190^; gold medal, St. Louis
Exposition, 1904; Isidor medal, N. A. D., 1908; Harris prize, .■/. /. C, 190S; Palmer
gold medal, A. I. C, 1910.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, J915.
2433. Reflection. ' 3443. Devotion.
2439. Phantasmata. 3451. ^'enetian Brocade.
2442. Alison.
KENSETT, JOHN FREDERICK
Born Cheshire, Conn., 1817: died AVit' York, 187^. Studied engraving under Dagget.
Elected N. A., New York, 1849.
2705. Rapids: Niagara Falls. 271S. Autumn Afternoon.
Lent by Robert M. Olyphant, Esq. Lent by the National Academy of
2716. Mallett's Bay: Lake Champlain. Design.
Lent by Robert M. Olyphant, Esq. 2750. In the Adirondack^.
Lent by Robert M. Olyphant, Esq.
KENT, ROCKWELL
4400. A Mother and Her Sons.
KINDLUND, ANNA BELLE WING
Born Buffalo, \. Y., 1S7O. Studied with Lucius IF. Hitchcock in Buffalo; George Bridg-
man in New York. Member: N. S. C. Honors: Honorable mention, Pan-American Ex-
postion, Buffalo, 190 1 ; bronze medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1904.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 191$.
1195. Love. 1199. Madeleine Dabo.
1197. Lady in Black.
KING, CHARLES B.
279S. John C. Calhoun: When Secretary of
War.
Lent bv Corcoran Gallery of Art.
KING, EDITH LAWRENCE
Born Chelsea, Mass., 1SS4. Studied: Massachusetts Institute Technology; Rhode Island
School of Design; Harvard Summer School.
1072. Nude. 1073. On the Beach: Capri.
KING, PAUL
Born Buffalo, N. Y., 1S67. Studied: A. S. L. of Buffalo: A. S. L. of New York under
.Mowbray. Honors: Shaw prize, Salma. C, 1906: Inness prize, Salma. C, 1906; hon-
orable mention, A. C, Philadelphia, igji; gold medal, .-trt Club of Philadelphia.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2204. Snug Harbor. 3559. Winter.
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PAINTERS AND ILLUSTRATORS
KIRKPATRICK, WILLIAM A.
Born London, Eng., iSSo. Studied in Paris and London.
2179. Pleasing Reflections.
KLEIN, LILLIE V. O'RYAN
Studied iiit/i George de Forest Brush, H'illard Metcalf, Dennis Bunker, irilliam Chase,
Douglas folk. Awarded first prize four consecutive years at Cooper Union, N. Y.; first
prize for best "Type of Ideal Beauty" at the University of AVw York; gold medal at
Alaska-Yukon Exhibition; honorable mention at Chicago World's Fair.
1320. Portrait of Mrs. Thomas E. Flynn. 1330. Portrait of C. E. S. Wood.
1324. Mrs. Margaret O'Callaghan. 1334. Portrait of William Keith.
1327. Portrait of Sir Wilfred Laurier.
KNOX, JAMES
Born Glasgow, lS66. Studied W*< f -«.»--.;
OUR BOATMAN. By John La Farge
PAINTERS AND ILLUSTRATORS
MURPHY, J. FRANCIS (Continued)
I'an-.-lmerican Exposition, Jgoi ; gold medal, Charleston Exposition, ig04; Carnegie
prize, S. .1. A., igoj ; silver medal, St. Louis Exposition, igo.f; Innes gold medal, N.A.D.,
1910; gold medal, International Exposition, Buenos Aires, 1910; Evans prize, Salma. C,
1911.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3315. Frostbitten Wood and Field.
MURPHY, HERMANN DUDLEY
Born Marlboro, Mass., lS6~. Studied: Boston Museum School; Laurens in Paris. Mem-
ber: A', y. /F. C. C. Honors: Bronze medal, P an-. I m eric an Exposition, Buffalo, n)0l;
silver medal for portrait and bronze medal for water color, St. Louis Exposition, I()o.f.
Silver Medal, for Oil Painting, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco,
1915-
Silver Medal, for K'ater Color Painting, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San
Francisco, igij.
1117. Fireworks. 1140. The Salute.
1118. The Sails. 2166. Venetian Brocade.
1123. The Yellow Palace. 2430. Morro Castle: San Juan.
1133. Rio San Antonio. 2434. Wind.
1139. The Green Door. 2437. In the Azores.
MURRAY. FRANK WALDO
Gold Medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igiS-
4429. Portrait of Robert Fowler.
MURRAY, GRACE H.
Born in New York City, 1872. Studied: A. S. L., N. Y.; Academy Julien, Paris, France;
with Professor G. Ferrier and H'm. Bouguereau.
1291. Portrait of Mrs. H. L. W. 1295. Miniature Study.
MYRICK, KATHARINE
1883. Study.
NAHL, PERHAM W.
Born San Francisco, jS6g. Studied: Mark Hopkins Institute of Art, California School
of Design, Akadmie Heymann, Munchen. Honors: Medal, Alaska Yukon Exposition,
Seattle; first prize, poster (Thirteenth Labor of Hercules) for the Panama-Pacific Inter-
national Exposition.
Bronze Medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, IQIS-
2144. Despair.
NEAGLE, JOHN
Born Boston, 7799; died, Philadelphia, 186^. Studied with Bass Otis and Stuart. Mar-
ried a stepdaui^hter and niece of Sully and devoted himself to portrait painting. Director
of the P. A. F.A., 1830-31.
2761. Junius Brutus Booth.
Lent by Albert Rosenthal, Esq.
NEILSON, RAYMOND P. R.
Born Neiu York. Studied with Laurens and Lucien Simon in Paris. Honors: Silver
medal. Salon des Artistes Francais, 1914.
Silver .Medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, I<)1^.
2428. A Glass of Wine. 3186. A String of Beads.
3182. The Hand Glass.
NELL, TONY
Born H'ashins^ton, D. C. Studied: Students' School of Art, Denver. Member: N. Y.
W. C. C. Honor: Beal prize, N. Y. IV. C. C, igio.
4139. Floating Feather. 4239. Study in Black.
4233. Paper Ladies.
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NELSON, BRUCE
Born San Jose, Cal., iSSS. Studied: California: New York.
Silver Medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2448. The Golden Shore. 4096. Sea and Sky.
3609. Along the Shore. 4176. The Summer Sea.
NETTLETON, WALTER
Born New Haven, Conn., 1S61. Studied: Yale School of Fine Arts; Boulani;er and
Lefehvre in Paris. Member: S. A. A., looi; .4. N. A., 1905. Honors: Honorable
mention, Paris Salon, i8g3; silver medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1904 ; gold medal, A. .1 . S.,
1907 ; bronze medal, Buenos Aires and Santiago Exposition, jgio.
2171. When Sleeping Winter Dreams of Sum-
mer Skies.
NEUHAUS, EUGEN
Born Barmen, Germany, iS^Q. Studied: Kassel and Berlin, Germany. Holland and
France. Member: San Francisco Soc. of .Irtists. Ass't Prof. Decorative Design, Univer-
sity of California.
Member of the International Jury of Awards, Panama-Pacific International Exposition,
San Francisco, 191 5.
2321. Plowing at Ingleside. 2327. Eucalypti at Berkeley Hills.
2322. Monterey Dunes. 2416. Cliffs at Westport.
2326. A Corner of Lake Merced. 2419. Helvetia Cemetery.
NEWELL, PETER
Born Illinois, 1862. Studied: A. S. L. of N. Y.
1928. My Daughter. 1929. Portrait of Miss G.
NICHOLLS, RHODA HOLMES
Born Coventry, England; came to America in 1SS4. Studied: Bloomsbury School of
Art in London; Cammerano and Vertunni in Rome. Member: A. S. L. of N. Y.;
A. IV. C. S.; N. Y. W. C. C. Honors: Gold medal. Competitive Prize Fund Exh., New
York; medal, Columbian Exposition, Chicago, iSqs: medal, .Itlanta Exposition, iSof,;
medal, Nashville Exposition, i8q7; medal, Boston; medal. Charlotte, N. C: bronze medal,
Pan-.lmerican Exposition, Buffalo, 1901; bronze medal, Charleston Exposition, 1902;
bronze medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1904.
4191. 1860.
NICHOLS, HOBART
Born Washington, D. C, 1S69. Studied with Howard Helmich and A. S. L. in Wash-
ington: Julian Academy and Castellucho in Paris. Member: A. N. A., 1912; S. fFash.
A.; Wash. W. C. C; N. Y. W. C. C. Honors: Second Corcoran prize. Wash. W. C. C,
1901; Parsons prize, S. Wash. A., 1902; Parsons prize, Wash. W. C. C, 1904; first
Corcoran prize. Wash. W. C. C, 1906. Assistant to Director of Fine Arts, U. S. Com-
mission, Paris Exposition, 1900.
3177. The Knob: Maine.
NISBET, ROBERT H.
Born Providence, R. I. Studied: R. I. School of Design; A. S. L. of N. Y.
Silver Medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3444. The Emerald Robe.
NOBLE, JOHN
Born Wichita, Kansas, 1874. Studied in Paris.
4099. Paris: The Beach. 4404. Toilers of the Sea.
NOBLE, THOMAS SATTERWHITE
Born in Lexington, Ky., 183} : died, 1906. Studied with Thomas Couture in Paris. Re-
turned to United States in 1859. Resided in St. Louis and later in Cincinnati, Ohio.
In lS6g was in charge of the School of Design of the McMieken University, which
became, in 1884, the Art Academy of Cincinnati. Retired in 1004 as Professor Emeritus.
Silver medal, Cincinnati Exposition; medal, Atlanta, Ga., 1895.
2685. The Polish Exile.
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PAINTERS AND ILLUSTRATORS
NORDELL, CARL J.
Born Copenha/^en, Denmark. Studied: Boston Museum School, under Tarbell; A. S. L.
of N. Y., under Bridgeman and Dumond; Julian Academy in Paris, under Laurens;
R. I. School of Design.
Siher Medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2348. The Chinese Beads. 3311. The Hostess.
3308. The Pink Scarf. 3511. The Listeners.
NORMAN, MABEL
Born at Neziport, Rhode Island. Studied with Tarhell, Benson and Hale.
4269. Portrait of Mrs. Helene Anderson. 4288. Portrait of Dr. George Cerio.
4272. Portrait of Mr. Charles H. Hapgood. 4289. Maestro Alessandro.- Profile.
4276. Maestro Alessandro. 4293. Portrait of Mrs. Wra. R. Hunter.
4284. Matilde.
NOURSE, ELIZABETH
Born Cincinnati, Ohio, 1S60. Studied: Art Academy in Cincinnati ; Lefebvre, Henner
and Carolus-Duran in Paris. Member: Soc. Nat. des Beaux-Arts, igoi. Honors: Medal,
Columbian Exposition, Chicago, iSqs>' third class medal, Inst, de Carthage, Tunis, iSgy;
first class gold medal, NashtHle Exposition, iSg~; silver medal, Paris Exposition, ipoo;
silver medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1904.
Gold Medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2606. Summer.
NOYES, GEORGE L.
Born Canada, 1S64. Studied ivith Coiirtois, Rixen, Le Blanc and Delance in Paris.
Honors: Bronze medal. International Exposition, Buenos Aires, IQIO.
Silver Medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igi^.
2449. Mount Lafayette. 3797. Spring Morning; Medfield.
3793. Late Autumn.
NUNN, FREDERIC
Born Philadelphia, iSyg. Studied: P. A. F. A., under Anschutz, Breckenridge, Chase
and Cecilia Beaux.
936. Harbor in Winter. 2157. A Seaside Roost.
940. Sand and Sea.
OAKLEY, THORNTON
Born Pittsburg, iSSl. Studied architecture at Univ. of Pa.; pupil of Howard Pyle
at Wilmington, Del. Member: Phila. iV. C. C. Honors: .4rthur Brooke prize. Univ.
of Pennsylvania; Beck prize, izth Annual Philadelphia Water Color Exhibition, 1914.
Silver Medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
73. Rajpulana. 82. Peasant Woman.
78. Bullock Cart: Rajputana. 83. Fisherman.
79. Water Buffalo. 85. The Guard of the Maharajah.
80. Faggot Gatherer. 86. Fakir.
81. Shinto Pilgrim.
OAKLEY, VIOLET
Born New York, 1874. Studied: A. S. L. of N. Y.; P. A. F. A., under Howard Pylc and
Cecilia Beaux; .1 man-Jean, Collin and Lazar in Paris. Member: Phila. IV. C. C:
N. Y. W. C. C; S.I. (Assoc); Mural P. Honors: Gold medal for illustration and
silver medal for mural decoration, St. Louis Exposition, ICJ04 ; gold medal of honor,
P. A. F. A., 11)0 s-
Medal of Honor, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
1371. The Divine Comedy of Dante. 3015. The Tragic Muse.
Lent by Robert J. Collier, Esq. Lent by Edward H. Coates, Esq.
O'BRIEN, FRANK M.
4118. Dunes in Italy.
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OCHTMAN, LEONARD
Born Zonnemaire, Holland, l8S4; settled at Albany, N. Y., lS66; self-taught. Member:
S. A. A., 1891; A.N. A., JS98; N. A., 1904; A.IV.C.S.: N. Y. IV. C. C; Nat. Inst.
A. L. Honors: Prize, Brooklyn .4. C, 1S91; medal, Columbian Exposition, C/iicaj^o,
1S93; gold medal, A. C, P/iila., 1894; silver medal, Pan-.imerican Exposition, Buffalo,
190 1 ; silver medal, Charleston Exposition, 1902; Morgan prize, Salma. C, 1902 ; Sha^u
fund prize, S. .1. A., 1902; Innes gold medal, N. .4. D., 1903; Evans prize, Salma. C,
190s; If'ebb prize, S. A. .■!., 1904; t'v.o gold medals foil and ivater color), St. Louis
Exposition, 1904; second Corcoran prize, S. Wash. A., /905; Rhead purchase, Richmond,
(Ind.) .4. C, 1905; Inness prize, Salma. C, 1906; Evans prize, Salma C, 1907 ; medal
of second class, Knoxville Exposition, 1911.
Silver Medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3184. Winter Morning: Mianus River. 3185. The Brook in Spring.
OLINSKY, IVAN G.
Born South Russia, 1S7S. Came to this country in 1891. Studied: N. A. D., 1893-1898,
•winning all school prizes. For eight years assistant to John La Farge. Studied abroad,
190S, in Venice and Paris, exhibiting at Salon. Returned to America in 191 1. On Faculty
of Schools of National Academy of Design. Member .-Issociation of Mural Painters;
associate of National .Academy of Design, 1914. Honor: Thomas B. Clarke prize. Na-
tional .Academy of Design, 1914.
2184. Two Girls.
OLIVER, JEAN NUTTING
Born Lynn, Mass. Studied: Boston Museum School.
1301. The Shade Hat. 1305. Master Aldrieh.
OLSON, ALBERT BYRON
Born Montrose, Colo., 18S/;. Studied: P. A. F. A.
2415. Still Life. " 4279. Ballet.
4091. Decoration: The Three Sisters. 4281. Ballet.
OLSON, JOSEPH OLIVER
Born Buffalo, Minn., 1S94. Studied liith F. Tadema. Honor: First Prize for Land-
scape, King County Fair, Seattle, IVash.
4422. The Landscape Class.
OTIS, AMY
Born Sher.zi.-ood, N. Y. Studied: Philadelphia School of Design and P. A. F. A.; Col-
orossi .4cademy, Courtois and Garrido in Paris. Member: Phila. IV. C. C; Pa. S.
Min. P.
1361. A College Girl. 1365. Portrait of an Artist.
OTIS, BASS
Born in Nev} England, 1784; died in Philadelphia, 1861. Invented the Perspective Pro-
tractor, 1815, and made the first lithograph on stone produced in America, 1891.
2793. Portrait of Mrs. Cromwell.
Lent bv Thomas C. Corner, Esq.
PACKARD, MABEL
Born loiL-a. Studied: .4. I. C; Colorossi .4cademy in Paris. Member: Chicago S. .4.
Honor: Bronze medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1904.
1231. Portrait; Miss P. 1235. Study of a Head.
PADDOCK, ETHEL LOUISE
Born New York, lS8y. Studied: Neiv York School of .4rt; Henri.
1034. Red Haired Girl. 1070. Night.
PADDOCK, JOSEPHINE
Born AV-.f York, 1SS5. Studied: A. S. L. of N. Y.; Henri School of Art.
2119. The Blue Feather. 3329. Black Cap.
2128. Youth. 3497. Miss M. and a Parrot.
3152. Two Girls.
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PAINTERS AND ILLUSTRATORS
PAGE, MARIE DANFORTH
Born Boston, iS6<). Studied: Boston Museum School. Member: Union Inter, des Beaux-
Arts et des Let Ires.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, l<)lj.
2304. Portrait of Anna Coleman Ladd. 3242. Tommy.
3031. Dressing Genevieve.
PAGE. WILLIAM
Born in Albany, N. Y., iSil; died in Stolen Island, iSSS- Studied '., 1869. Studied: A. S. L. of N. Y., Colorossi Academy and Mme.
Debillemont-Chardon in Paris. Honor: Bronze medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition,
1904.
1814. Leslie Hall.
SEARS, SARAH CHOATE
Born Cambridge, Mass., lS^8. Studied: Ross Turner, Joseph De Camp, Dennis M.
Bunker, Edmund C. Tarbell and George de Forest Brush. Alember: N. Y. IV. C. C.
Honors: Evans prize, A. If. C. S., 189s; medal, Columbian Exposition, Chicago, J893;
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SEARS, SARAH CHOATE (Continued)
honorable mention, Paris Exposition, igoo; bronze medal for vjater color, Pan-American
Exposition, Buffalo, igoi ; silver medal for luater color, C/iarlesto-^n Exposition, igoj;
silver medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904.
1057. Morning Glories: Bermuda. 1062. Pigeon Berries: Bermuda.
1059. Hibiscus: Bermuda.
SEARS, TABER
Born Boston, Mass., 1S70. Studied: Boston Museum School; Julian Academy in Paris
with Constant, Laurens and Merson. Member: N. Y. Arch. Lg., iSgg (vice-pres.) ; N. Y.
/r. C. C; Mural P. (treas.). Honore Bronze medal, St. Louis Exposition, 1904. '
1759. The Arab Merchant. 1771. Harbor of St. George.
1763. York Cathedral. 1775. Bridge of the Canonica: Venice.
SEAWELL, HARRY W.
Born in San Francisco. Studied: Paris, under Jean Paul Laurens and Benjamin Constant.
4194. Interior.
SELDEN, DIXIE
Born Covington, Ky. Studied: Cincinnati Art Academy i-.ith Duveneck. Member:
S. ir. A. (Assoc).
2126. Bunker's Hill, St. Ives.
SELDEN, HENRY BILL
Born Erie, Pa., 1SS6. Studied: A. S. L. of N. Y., Birge Harrison, P. A. F. A.
3471. October Morning. 4262. Cloudy Morning.
SEYFFERT, LEOPOLD
Born Colorado Springs, Col., lSS~. Honors: Felloziship prize, Felloiuship of P. .1.
F. A., Philadelphia, 1913; honorable mention, Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, 1913.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igi^.
2193. Juan. 2201. Julian.
2196. Tired Out. 3079. Spanish Peasants.
SHARP, JOSEPH HENRY
Born Bridgeport, Ohio, iS^g. Studied: Royal Academy, Munich, luth Marr; Julian
Academy in Paris ivith Laurens and Constant; Verlat in Antiverp. Member: S. IV. A.;
ten years on faculty, Cincinnati Art Academy. Honors: Silver medal. Department of
Enthonology, Pan-.imerican Exposition, Buffalo, igoi; first portrait prize, Cincinnati
A. C, igoi.
2611. Crucita: Taos Indian Girl.
SHARPLES, JAMES
Born about lyso. His special fame consists in the fact that George ll'ashington sat to
him in iyg6. The profile portrait that he made of him had so great a reputation it is
said his luife and daughter made copies of it to supply the demand. He exhibited at
the Royal .-Icademy in l^yg and l/Sj. He came to AVia York in I~g6, and his portraits
in pastel and miniature became very popular. He died in AVto York in iSll.
2709. Portrait.
Lent by Albert Rosenthal, Esq.
SHAW, SYDNEY DALE
Born IValkley, England, iSyg. Studied: A. S. L. 'of N. Y.; Ecole Nationale des Beaux-
Arts, Paris.
3295. Southwestern Summer. 4140. Nature's Screen.
3309. Woodland Fete.
SHEPARD, CLARE
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igiS-
1865. David. 1867. The Golden Girl.
1866. Suzanne. . 1868. Kathleen.
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SHEPARD, CLARE (Continued)
1870. Betrothed of the Raven. 1876. The Pale Flower.
1871. Mrs. C. 1877. Mary.
1874. Bertha. 1880. Miss Fisken.
SHINN, EVERETT
Born H'oQdstoii:n, A'. J., iSj'j. Studied: P. A. F. A. Honor: Bronze medal, Charleston
Exposition, 1902.
950. The Shop Window. 1016. 18th Century (Red chalk).
953. The Yellow Dancer. 1017. Red Chalk No. 2.
956. The Funnv Man. 1018. Going to the Fire.
958. Waiting. ' 1019. Red Chalk No. 1.
959. Stage.
SHIRLAW. WALTER
Born Paisley, Scotland, iSsS; died Madrid, Spain, I90Q. Began his career as an en-
graver and illustrator; ivas t/iirty-tivo years of age when ivhen he went abroad to study.
After seven years in the school at Munich under the instruction of IVagner and Kaulbach,
he returned to this country and devoted himself to the interests and advancement of
national art. lie was one of the first instructors at the Art Students' League, New York;
one of the founders, and the first president, of the Society of American Artists.
Received medal of the Royal .Icademy, Munich ; honorable mention at the Paris Exposition
in 1889; associate member of the N. A. D., New York, 1878; full member, 1888.
2951. Toning of the Bell.
Lent by Mark S. Willing, Esq.
SHORE, HENRIETTA M.
Born Toronto, Canada. Studied: Toronto, New York and London.
3520. Sisters.
SHUTTLEWORTH, CLAIRE
Born Buffalo, i^6X. Studied: Buffalo A. S. L.; A. S. L. of N. Y. with Dumond and
Bridgman; Merson, Collin and Lerop in Paris. Honor: Fellowship prize, Buffalo S. .4.,
19 10.
1956. A Small Boy.
SIBONI, EMMA B.
Born in Denmark, 1877. Studied: A. I. C; St. Louis School of Fine Arts; Skarbina in
Berlin: Renard in Paris.
1797. Little Miss Mary Armes.
SIMPSON, EDNA HUESTIS
Born Troy, N. Y., iSS^. Studied: Emma Willard Art School; Cornell University, A. S. L.
of N. Y. Member: P. A. Soc. Min. P. Honors: Gurley Memorial Prize, 189S; Moores
and fVinden Prize, 1S97; Emma fVillard Art School; Art Students' League Scholarship
for Miniature painting, 1907.
1288. Outdoor Sketch. 1292. The Pool.
1289. The Green Gown. 1293. Mrs. Frank Laurence Stiles.
1290. Mrs. Mortimer Anstice.
SINGER, WILLIAM H., JR.
Born Pittsburgh, Pa., 1868.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 19IS.
3544. In .My Garden.
SLOAN, JOHN
Born Lock Haven, Pa., 1871. Studied: P. A. F. A. under Robert Henri in Philadelphia.
Member: .■Im. P. S. Honor: Honorable mention, Pittsburgh, /905.
2486. Gloucester Harbor. 4311. Girl Undressing.
2496. Renganeschis: Sunday Night. 4314. At the Top of the Swing.
2497. McSorley's Old Ale-House. 4362. Return from Toil.
4310. Woman on Roof.
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SMILLIE, GEORGE H.
Born in Nehine I'liJJixk
PAINTERS AND ILLUSTRATORS
SNELL, HENRY B. (Continued)
1777. The Passing Steamer. 4261. The Lighthouse by Moonlight.
3290. Low Tide. 4268. The Devon Coast.
3321. The Cargo Boat. 4294. The Cove.
4138. Twilight at Sea. 4328. Still Life.
4240. The Quay: Paris.
SOHIER, ALICE RUGGLES
Born Qulniy, Mass., iSSo. Sludiid: A. S. L., Buffalo, A'. Y.; Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston, unJer Tarbetl. Honors^ Paige Traveling Scholarship, 1^07-09. Member: Guild
of Boston Artists.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igij.
2142. Reminiscence. 2292. Giovanna.
SOTTER, GEORGE W.
Born Pittsburgh, lS;(j. Studied: P. A. F. A. Member of the Associated Artists of Pitts-
burgh; Society of tl'estern .-Irtists.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3586. In Gloucester Harbor. 3603. Moonlight: Gloucester Harbor.
Lent by Williain Smith Stimmel, Esq. 3612. Valley in Snow.
3599. Snow-bound Hills: Pittsburg.
SOUDER, MARY RINARD
Born H'inchester, Ind., 1879.
1796. Portrait of a Girl. 1798. Portrait of a Girl.
SPAETH. MARY HAUGHTON
Born Hanover, N. H., iSyo. Studied: School of Design for Women, Philadelphia, Pa.;
Paris and Spain.
4185. Penelope Roberts.
SPARKS, ARTHUR W.
Born Washington, D. C, 1S71. Studied: America, France. Honorable mention. Asso-
ciated Artists of Pittsburgh.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 191$.
3595. Midsummer Day. 3605. Mills at Rankin.
SPEAR, ARTHUR P.
Born /Washington, D. C, 1879. Studied: Laurens in Paris.
.Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 191 $■
3479. Spring in the City.
SPEICHER, EUGENE E.
Born Buffalo, N. Y., 1883. Studied: Buffalo, New York and Europe. Member: A. N. A.,
19 13. Honors: Proctor prize, N. A. D., 191 j.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, I9IS-
3258. In the Catskills. 33S4. Portrait of John Nelson Cole, Jr.
SPENCER, MARY
Born Springfield, Ohio. Studied ivilh C. T. Webber in Cincinnati.
2957. Peonies.
SPENCER, ROBERT
Born Harvard, Neb., 1879. Studied: N. A. D.; New York School of Art. Member:
N. A. D. Honors: Second Hallgarten Prize, National .Icademy of Design, N. Y., 1913;
honorable mention, .Irt Club of Philadelphia, 1913; Sesnan gold medal. The Penn-
sylvania Academy of the Fine .4rts, 1914; Innes gold medal, National Academy of De-
sign, New York, 1914.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3171. The Grev Mills. 3263. Courtvard at Dusk.
3259. The Closing Hour.
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SPRINCHORN, CARL 966. Sea God.
961. Woman with Fan. 967. Young Woman.
962. Youth. 968. Drawing.
963. Dancers. 969. Masquerade.
964. Drawing. 972. Man with Dagger.
965. Dancer. 4440. Beach at Laguna.
SPRINGER, EVA
Born Cimarron, A'eiv Mexico. Studied: A. S. L. of N. Y.; Academie Julian, Paris;
Academie Colorossi, Paris; Academie de la Grand Chaumiere, Paris. Honors: Medal
for miniatures, Academie Julian, Paris.
1964. La Vieille. 1972. Italian Girl.
1970. Little Simone.
STAGEY, ANNA LEE
Born Glasgoiv, Mo. Studied: A. I. C. Member: Chicago S. A. Honors: Young Fort-
nightly prize, A. I. C, ig02; Cahn prize, A. I. C, 1902; Field Exhibition prize, 1907;
Clyde M. Carr prize, igj2.
2284. In Furs. 3513. Moonlight: Granada.
STACEY, JOHN F.
Born Biddeford, Me., 1S39. Studied: Mass. Normal School in Boston; Boulanger, Le-
febvre and Julian Academy in Paris. Member: Chicago S. A. Honors: Bronze medal,
Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904; $100 prize. Field Exhibition, 1907; bronze medal,
Buenos Aires, 1910; Grower prize, A. I. C, 1911.
3156. Midsummer: Gloucester. 3230. Morning in August.
STAIGG, RICHARD MORRELL
Born in Leeds, England, 1S17; died in Newport, R. I., iSSi. Brought to this country
by his father in 1831. Received advice from Allston and others. Exhibited miniatures
at R. A. Regular exhibitor at N. A. D., of which he was elected Associate in 1856,
and Academician in 1861. Visited Europe, 1867-69 and 1872-74.
1326. Portrait of Daniel Webster.
Lent by The Pennsylvania Academy
of the Fine Arts.
STANTON, LUCY M.
Born .Atlanta, Ga., 1873. Studied: Colorossi Academy, Simon, Blanche, Gandara and
A. Koopman in Paris. Members, P. A. S. Min. P., 1905; Am. S. Min. P., 1910.
1241. Mrs. Hunnicutt. 1245. A Scheme in Blue and White.
1243. Mr. Joel Chandler Harris. 1247. An Old Woman.
1244. Aunt Liza.
STARK, OTTO
Born Indianapolis, 1839. Studied with Lefebvre, Boulanger and Cormon in Paris. Mem-
ber: S. tV. A. In charge of Art Dept., Manual Training High School, Indianapolis, Ind.
1113. The Gravel Screen. 1114. Building Operations.
STEELE, THEODORE C.
Born Owen County, Ind., 1847. Studied: Royal Academy in Munich, with Benczur and
Loefftz. Member: S. IV. A. Honors: Foutke prize, Richmond, Ind., IQ06; silver mdai,
Wednesday Club, 1907 ; Fine Arts Corporation prize, igog; honorable mention. Exposi-
tion, Paris, 1900; Fine Arts Building Prize, Society of IVestern Artists, 1910.
21S9. The Hill Country. 3416. The Poplars.
2367. November Afternoon.
STEELE, ZULMA
Born Appteton, Jl'is., 18S1. Studied: Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y.
2191. Nature's Tapestry.
STETSON, CHARLES WALTER
Born Tiverton Four Corners, R. I., 1838.. Died Rome, Italy, igir.
1162. A Dance at the End of the Day. 1163. Girls under a Tree.
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1164.
A Stream in Maremma.
1165.
Landscape.
1166.
Knights on Horseback.
1167.
Near the Edge of the Ancient Burial
Ground.
3845.
A Place of Peace.
3846.
October.
3847.
Bather.
PAINTERS AND ILLUSTRATORS
STETSON, CHARLES WALTER (Continued")
3848. Moonrise behind Cypresses.
3849. Harmony.
3850. Portrait of Grace Ellery Channing-
Stetson.
3851. Summer Jov.
3852. The Love Song.
3853. Smugglers.
3854. In Praise of Dionysos.
STEWART, JULIUS L.
Born Philadelphia, Pa., iS^^. Pupil of Gerome and R. de Madrazo. Member: Paris
S. A. P.; Soc. Nat des Beaux-Arts iSgg. Honors: Honorable mention, Paris Salon, i,SS_^:
third class medal, Paris Salon, iSgo; gold medal, Berlin, iSgi and J895; gold medal,
Munich, i8gy; grand gold medal, Munich, igoi. Order of Leopold of Belgium, 1895;
French Legion of Honor iSgs, Officer igoi.
4200. Venice. 4402. Blue Butterfly.
4399. Wood Nymphs.
STODDARD, ALICE KENT
Born H'aterto-an, Conn. Studied: P. A. F. A. Philadelphia. Honors: Mary Smith
prize. Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, IQII and 1913; honorable mention, Philadel-
phia Art Club.
2137. The White Waist. 3377. Portrait of Gerald Stanley Lee.
2994. The Sisters.
STOKES, FRANK WILBERT
Born Nashville, Tenn. Studied: P. A. F. A. under Thomas Eakins; Ecole des Beaux-
Arts in Paris under Gerome; CoLorossi Academy under Collin; Julian Academy under
Boulanger and Lefeb^re.
2630. Belgica Channel. 2633. Aurora Australis: Antarctic Bergs.
2631. Gate of Hades: Sunset Effect: Green- 2634. Aurora Borealis: Sea Ice Foreground.
land. 2635. Antarctic Afterglow: Admiralty Sound.
2632. Antarctic Glacier: Admiralty Sound.
STORRS, JOHN
Born Chicago, 1S85. Studied with Charles Grafly, Paul Bartletl, Auguste Rodin, Lorado
Taft.
4307. Portrait.
STORY, JULIAN
Born ICalton-on-Thames, England, lSs7, of American parents, his father being the
sculptor, ll'illiam Jf'etmore Story. Studied with Duveneck in Florence; Boulanger nnd
Lefebire in Paris. Member: A. N. A., 1906; S. A. A., 1892; London Soc. Port. P. Honors:
Third medal and honorable mention, Paris Salon, 1SS9; gold medal, Berlin, iSgt ; silver
medal, Paris Exposition, igoo; silver medal, Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, igoi.
Chevalier Legion of Honor, France, 1901.
Sih'er medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igi5.
3386. Portrait of Mrs. Stop,-. 3389. Portrait of the Artist.
STREAN, MARIA JUDSON
Born Washington, Pa., l86f,. Studied: A. S. L. of N. Y. under Cox and IVeir; Prinet
and Dauchez in Paris. Member: N. Y. IV. C. C; Am. S. Min. P.; Pa. Soc. Min. P.;
Union Inter, des Beaux-.'lrts ei Lettres. Honor: Honorable mention, Pan-American Ex-
position, Buffalo, igoi.
1813. Boy in Pierrot Costume. 1818. Portrait.
1815. Dorothy. 1819. Mrs. W. B. McKennan.
1816. Portrait of Miss Alexander. 1820. Girl in Gray Coat.
1817. William.
STUART, GILBERT
Born Narraganselt, R. I., 7755 ; died Boston, 18 jS. Portrait painter. Went to England
'" 1775- Pupil and assistant to Benjamin West. President of the Royal Academy. He
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STUART, GILBERT (Continued)
returned to America in 171)2. Among his sitters in Europe luere three kings, Louis XI' I.,
George III., and George IV. ivhile Prince of IVales. He painted many distinguished
artists, and six Presidents of the United States, viz: IVashington, Adams, Jefferson, Madi-
son, Monroe and John Quincy .Idams. He painted tiuo (or possibly three) portraits of
IVashington from life — the Landsdoune portrait and the Athenaeum portrait, from luhich
he painted many replicas.
2763. Portrait. 2767. Portrait of Major General Henry
Lent by Albert Rosenthal, Esq. Dearborn.
2764. Portrait of William Williamson. Lent by Herbert Welsh, Esq.
Lent by Mrs. Gustav Radeke. 2768. Captain Joseph Anthony.
2765. Portrait of President Monroe. Lent by Laurence Johnson Morris,
Lent by Hon. Seth Low. Esq.
SULLY, ROBERT M.
Born Petersburg, I'a., 180S; died 1855. Studied •with Nasmyth, the landscape painter
of Edinburgh, and later inith his uncle, Thomas Sully, in Philadelphia. IVent abroad to
study in 1S34, remaining four years.
2773. Junius Brutus Booth.
Lent by Albert Rosenthal, Esq.
SULLY, THOMAS
Born in Horncastle, England, lySs; died in Philadelphia, iSyj. Studied luith his
brother, Laiirence Sully, and luith Stuart. Settled in Philadelphia, 1809. Visited Europe,
and painted Queen Victoria from life in iSsS. Exhibited at the Royal .Icademy, 1S30-
1840. In the Historical Portrait Exhibition at the P. A. F. .i., 1887-88, there were ex-
hibited one hundred and six pictures by him.
2769. Portrait of Francis Anne Kemble. 2770. Study of a Head.
Lent by The Pennsylvania Academy Lent by the Estate of Samuel Bell
of the Fine Arts. Waugh.
SUTTER, HENRY R.
Born Salisbury, Mo., iSgi. Studied: .Irt Institute, Chicago, and ivith C. W. Haint'iorne.
4111. Street Scene: Provincetown.
SUYDAM, JAMES A.
Born in New York in 18 17. He was a pupil of the American artist, M, C. Kellogg, with
whom he traveled in Greece, Turkey and the East. He painted mountain scenery and
coast views, and was one of the organizers of the Academy in New York and its treasurer.
He died in 1S65 and bequeathed some money and the pictures knozin as the "Suydam
Collection" to the Academy.
2691. In the Meadows.
Lent by Robert M. Olyphant, Esq.
SYLVESTER, FREDERICK O.
1372. A Mural Painting.
TADAMA, F.
Born Sumatra (Netherlands East India), 1871. Studied: .Icademy of Fine .Irts, .Imster-
dam, and in Paris. Honors: Honorable mention, Paris; Societe des Artistes Francois
Salon, ipoi; first prize. Landscape Competition, .J msterdam, iSgS. Member of the jury
in several exhibitions in Holland and America.
2629. Public Market: Seattle.
TALCOTT, ALLEN B.
3408. April at Chipmunk Point. 3600. The Ledges.
TANAKA, YASUSHI
4444. The Shadow of the Madrona.
TANNAHILL, MARY H.
Born JVarrenton, N. C, 1868. Studied: A. S. L.; IVeir, Twachtman, Cox and Movibray
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PAINTERS AND ILLUSTRATORS
TANNAHILL. MARY H. (Continued)
in \eiv York. Member: Pa. S. Min. P. Honor: Prize, Exhibition of Associailon of
Woman Painters and Sculptors, Netu York, 1914.
1945. Brothers. 1953. Girl with Parrot.
1946. A Young Mother. 1954. Jane Chapman.
TANNER. HENRY O.
Born Pittsburgh, Pa., l8S9- Studied: P. A. F. A. ivith Thomas Eakins : Laurens and
Constant in Paris. Member: A. N. A., igog; Soc. Inter, de Peinture et Sculpture. Hon-
ors: Honorable mention, Paris Salon, lS()6; third class medal, Paris Salon, lS(;y : Lippin-
cott prize, P. /I. F. A. IQOO; silver medal, Paris F.xposition, igoo; silver medal, Pan-
.-Imerican Exposition, Buffalo, igoi : silver medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, IQ04;
second class medal, Paris Salon, igo6; Harris prize, A. I. C, 1906.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, iQlj.
4123. Christ at the Home of Lazarus.
TAPLEY. J. J. WOODING
Born Fair Haven, Conn., 1S6S. Studied: Yale School of Fine .Irts, Nevs Haven; .1. S. L.
of N. Y.
1037. November.
TARBELL, EDMUND C.
Born West Groton. Mass., 1862. Studied: Boston Museum School; Boulani;er and
Lefebvre in Paris. Member: Ten Am. P.; A. N. A., 1(104; A'^- ^-t 1906; Nat. Inst. A. L.
Honors: Clarke prize, N. A. D., 1890; Shaw Fund, S. A. A., 1S93; medal, Columbian
Exposition, Chicago, 189s; first Hallgarten prize, N. A. D., 1894; Lippincott prize, P. A.
F. A., 1S95; Temple gold medal, P. A. F. A., 1895; gold medal, A. C. Phila., 1895; second
Elkins prize, P. A. F. A., 1896; honorable mention, Tennessee Exposition, Nashville, 1S97 ;
first prize, Worcester Museum, 1900; three medals, Boston Charitable Mechanics' Assoc;
bronze medal, Paris Exposition, 1900; third prize, C. I. Pittsburgh, 1901 ; second prize,
C. /. Pittsburgh, 1904; first prize, Worcester Museum, 1904; Harris prize, A. I. C, 1907;
medal of honor, P. A. F. A., 1908; Saltus medal, N. A. D., 1908; first prize, C. I. Pitts-
burgh, 1909; first W. .'1. Clark prize, Corcoran A. G., 1910; Beck gold medal, P. .■/. F. A.,
1911. Instructor School of Drawing and Painting at the Boston Museum, 1889 to 1911.
Member of the International Jury of Award, Panama-Pacific International Exposition,
San Francisco, 191 5.
3940. New England Interior. 3950. Reverie.
Lent by Miss Catherine Codman. Lent by Miss Georgina Carey.
3941. Girl in Blue. 3951. Portrait: Hon. John \V. Hammond.
3942. Girl Reading. Lent by the Hon. John W. Hammond.
Lent by Boston Museum of Fine 3952. Mrs. John S. Lawrence.
Arts. Lent by John Silsbee Lawrence, Esq.
3943. Girls Reading. 3953. Girl with Dog.
Lent by Mrs. Daniel Merriman. Lent by Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
3944. Girl Crocheting. Codman.
Lent by Bela Lyon Pratt, Esq. 3954. The Turquoise Ring.
3945. Girl Reading. Lent by the Art Club of Philadel-
Lent by the Cincinnati Museum phia.
Association. 3955. My Family.
3946. Dr. Edward Reynolds. 3956. Mrs. Samuel Cabot, Jr.
Lent by Dr. Edward Reynolds. Lent by Mrs. Samuel Cabot.
3947. Edmund and Eaglet. 3957. Interior.
3948. Girl in White. Lent by Dr. George Woodward.
Lent by J. H. Gest, Esq. 3958. On Bos'ns Hill.
3949. The Mirror. Lent by S. Dacre Bush, Esq.
Lent by the Queen City Club. 3959. The Dreamer.
TAYLOR, CHARLES J.
Born New York, 1S55. Studied: A. S. L., N. .1. D. and Eastman Johnson in New York;
London and Paris. Member: S. I., 1910. Honors: Honorable mention for drawing. Pan-
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TAYLOR, CHARLES J. (Continued)
American Exposition, Buffalo, 1901. Instructor, Carnegie Technical Schools, Pittsburgh,
since igii.
Member of the International Jury of Aivards, Panama-Pacific International Exposition,
San Francisco, 1915.
974. Rankin Mills. 986. Pittsburgh from the Golf Club.
976. Monongahela from Soho Hill. 3611. Boothbay Harbor.
978. Coming from Work. 3614. Springtime in the Suburbs.
982. Mills at Swissvale. 3615. Sandy Creek.
984. The Blowout: Soho. 3616. Sandy Creek Bridge.
TAYLOR, EMILY DRAYTON
Born Philadelphia, i860. Studied vAth Cecile Ferrere in Paris; P. A. F. A. Member:
Pa. Soc. Min. P. (pres.). Honors: Gold medal, Earl's Court Exposition, London, igoo;
gold medal for services on jury, Charleston Exposition, igoz.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
1930. Spring. 1933. Miss Corrine B. Freeman.
1931. Mrs. John Innis Kane. 1934. Life's Bubbles.
1932. Mrs. Paul Mills. 1936. Mrs. Allison.
TAYLOR, FRANK WALTER
Born Philadelphia, 1874; son of Frank L. Taylor. Studied: P. A. F. A. and in Paris.
Member: Felloivship, P. A. F. A.; S. I., 1903.
Medal of Honor, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igij.
8. Souvenir of Versailles. 15. The Cargo: London.
10. The Pool: London. 16. The Beach: Brighton.
11. At the Races: Deauville. 17. Fete: Night.
12. Illustration: The Iron Woman. 18. The Villas: Trouville.
13. Illustration: The Iron Woman.
TAYLOR, MINNIE C.
Born Bangor, Maine, 1863. Studied in London, Munich and Paris; San Francisco School
of Design; Ne^a York, Boston and Chicago.
1849. Robie. 1851. Portrait.
THOMAS, SEYMOUR
Born San Augustine, Texas, 1868. Studied ivith Chase in New York; Lefebvre and Con-
stant in Paris. Honors: Honorable mention, Paris Salon, 1895; bronze medal, Paris Expo-
sition, igoo; third class medal, Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, igoi ; gold medal,
Munich, 1901; second class medal, Paris Salon, 1904. Legion of Honor, France, 1904;
Chevalier, 1905.
3368. Portrait of Dr. W. A. Briggs. 4417. Portrait: Henri Vignaud.
THOMPSON, GEORGE ALBERT
Born New Haven, Conn., 186S. Studied: Yale School of Fine Arts in Nevti Haven; John
La Farge in Neiu York; Merson, Blanc, Courtois and Giradoi in Paris. Director of the
Noricich Art School.
2624. February Morning.
THOMPSON, LESLIE P.
Born Medford, 18S0. Studied: Boston Museum School under Tarbell. Honors: Bronze
medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904; third Hallgarten prize, N. .4. D. igii;
Harrison S. Morris prize, Newport, 1914.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3800. Girl in White. 3810. Girl with Mirror.
THORNDIKE, CHARLES H.
Born Paris, 1875. Studied in France with J. B. Constant. Honors: .Associate of "Salon
d'Automne," Paris; decorated French order "Officer d'Academie."
4149. Gray Weather. 4416. Boats Entering the River.
4170. Church.
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TIFFANY, LOUIS C.
Born in Nnu York, lH^S. Studied -^vith George Inness and Samuel Colman in A'«t York:
Leon Bailey in Paris. Member: A. N. A., 1S71; N. A., 1880; S. A. A.; A. W. C. S.;
N. Y. Arcli. Lg.: Societe Nat. des Beaux-Arts; Imperial Society of Fine Arts, Japan.
Honors: Gold medal for applied arts, Paris Exposition, igoo; Chevalier of the Legion of
Honor of France, igoo; gold medal, Dresden Exposition, Igor; grand prize, Turin Expo-
sition of Decoratiie Art, igo2; special diploma of honor, St. Louis Exposition, 1904.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igi^.
3454. Silver Jar. 3461. Copper Vase No. 2.
3455. Silver Gilt Vase. 3462. Tea Screen.
3456. Spray of Mistletoe. 3463. Hand Wrought Vase.
3457. Pendant: Star Fish Motif. 3464. Silver Cup.
3458. Necklace: Two Gold Serpents. 3465. Silver Vase.
3459. Spray of Blackberries. 3466. Gold Cup.
3460. Copper Vase No. 1.
TINGLEY, BLANCHE
1233. Josephine Summer.
TITCOMB, M. BRADISH
Born in \eii- Hampshire. Studied: Boston Museum School under Tarbell, Benson and
Hale. Member: N. Y. IV. C. C.
2351. Summer Girls. 4181. Hillside and Harbor.
2605. The Distant City.
TOMPKINS, FRANK H.
Born Hector, N. Y., 1847. Studied: A. S. L. of N. Y.; Cincinnati School of Design;
Royal .'Icademy in Munich under Loefftz; gold medal, Mass. Charitable Mechanics' Assoc.
2626. Self Portrait.
TROCCOLI, GIOVANNI BATTISTA
Born Italy, iSSj. Studied zvith Dr. D. tV. Ross and Hermann Dudley Murphy. Honors:
Honorable mention, Carnegie Institute, igil ; The Norman Wait Harris silver medal. .Irt
Institute, Chicago, jgi;.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igij.
2350. Portrait of Mr. Ferry. 2369. Woman with a Handkerchief.
2354. Portrait of Mrs. Brinckerhofl. 2373. New England Woman.
TROTT, BENJAMIN
Born in Boston. Follo'wed Stuart from New York to Philadelphia, and there remained
for many years. Copied in miniature many of Stuart's portraits. Joint tenant ivith
Sully, 180S. Also sojourned in the South, in New York and in Boston. Exhibited P. A.
F. A., 18 1 2.
1322. Portrait of Solomon Etting.
Lent by The Pennsylvania Academy
of the Fine Arts.
TRYON, DWIGHT W.
Born Hartford, Conn., iH.jg. Studied with C. Daubigny, Jacquesson de la Chevreuse,
A. Guillemet and H. Harpignies in Paris. Member: A. N. A., iSgo; N. A., 1891; S. A. A.,
1882; A. /r. C. S.; Nat. Inst. .4. L. Honors: Bronze medal, Boston, 1S82; gold medals,
American Art .-Issoc, New York, 1SS6 and 1SS7 ; third Hallgarten prize, N. A. D., 1SS7 ;
Ellsworth prize, A. I. C, 18S8; Palmer prize, Chicago Interstate Exposition, l8Sg; Webb
prize, S. .4. A., iS8g; first class gold medal, Munich Exposition, i8g2; medal, Columbian
Exposition, Chicago, iSgs; first prize, Cleveland Interstate Exposition, 1S95; first prize,
Tennessee Centennial, Nashville, lSi)7 ; gold medal ($1^00), C. I. Pittsburgh, iSgS;
chronological medal, C. I. Pittsburgh, iSgg; gold medal, Pan-American Exposition,
Buffalo, Kjoi ; gold medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, jgo.].
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igiS-
2390. Twilight: Autumn. 2391. An Evening in May.
Lent by National Gallery, Freer Lent by the Buffalo Fine Arts
Collection. Academy.
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TRYON, DWIGHT W. (Continued)
2392. Early Night.
Lent by National Gallery, Freer
Collection.
2393. Sunset before Storm.
Lent by National Gallery, Freer
Collection.
2394. Autumn.
2395. Night: The Sea.
Lent by National Gallery, Freer
Collection.
2396. The Sea: East Wind.
Lent by National Gallery, Freer
Collection.
2397. Autumn Morning.
Lent by National Gallery, Freer
Collection.
2398. Evening: September.
Lent by National Gallery, Freer
Collection.
2399. Afternoon: October.
2400. Moonlight.
Lent by National Gallery, Freer
Collection.
2401. The Farm: Moonlight.
2402. Moonlight on the Water.
2403. The Sea: Freshening Breeze.
Lent by National Gallery, Freer
Collection.
TUCKER, ALLEN
Born Brooklyn, \. Y., rS66. Studied: Columbia I'niz:: A. S. L. of A'. 1'. Member:
N. Y. Arch Lg., 1902; S. C. U. A., 1888; Am. P. S.
2127. The Ice Storm. 4453. Portrait in Blue and Ivory.
TURNER, HELEN M.
Born Louisville, Ky. Studied: A. S. L. of A'. Y. under Cox. Member: A'. Y. IV. C. C.:
Pa. S. Min. P. Honors: Elling prize for landscape, IQ12; bronze medal. Cooper Union,
N. Y.; Julia A. Shaiu prize, N. A. D., 1913; National Arts prize. Society of iromen
Painters and Sculptors, 1913; honorable mention, Chicago Art Inst., 1913.
1909. Mr. Frank Regal. 3029. Portrait.
1912. Portrait of Mrs. Sherwood. 3310. Mother and Child.
TURNER, ROSS STERLING
Born H'estport, A'. Y., 1847. Studied: Munich, Venice, Florence, Rome. Member: N. Y.
IV. C. C; .1. II'. C. S.; Boston IV. C. C. Honors: Silver medal for tiater color, Pan-
American Exposition, Buffalo, 1901 ; Evans prize, A. IV. C. S., 190S : first prize. Water
Color Society, N. Y., 1908; first silver medal, Mechanics' Fair, Boston, iSqo. Instructor,
Mass. Normal Art School since 1909, and Mass. Inst, of Technology.
1749. The Rover. 177S. Le Soleil Royal.
TUTTLE, ADRIANNA
Born IVindsor, Conn., 1S66. Studied: Neiv York, Boston, Europe. Member: .1. S. L.
of N. Y. Honor: Honorable mention, Connecticut Academy of the Fine Arts, 1914.
1S92. Mrs. Charles Shearman Coxe. 1895. William Somerset Maugham.
1893. Portrait.
TUTTLE, RUEL CROMPTON
Born IVindsor, 1S66. Studied: A. S. L.
4366. The Fountain: Windsor.
TWACHTMAN, JOHN H.
Born Cincinnati, 1833; died, 1902. Studied:
luinter of 1S74 and 187s in Dwveneck's Life School and Painting Class in the same city.
Went to Europe in the fall of 1875, entering the Art School at Munich. Honors: Webb
prize, Society of American Artists, 18S8 ; bronze medal, Columbian Exposition, Chicago,
1893; Temple gold medal, P. A. F. A., JS95; silver medal, Pan-American Exposition,
Buffalo, 1901. Member: American Art Club, Munich.
4051. October. 4054. Phlox.
Lent by Charles A. Piatt, Esq. 4055. Brush House: Cos Cob.
4052. Niagara. 4056. Sailing.
4053. River in Winter. 4057. Flowers.
Lent by the Carnegie Institute. Lent by J. Alden Weir, Esq.
of A'. Y. under .Moubray and IVeir.
School of Design, Cincinnati. Spent the
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PAINTERS AND ILLUSTRATORS
Esq.
4067. Marine.
Lent by Henry Fitch Tavlor, Esq.
4068. Gladioli.'
Lent by Edward H. Coates, Esq.
4069. Waterfall: Yosemite.
Lent by Mrs. Gustav Radeke.
On the Upper Terrace.
Summer.
Waterfall.
Lent by Henry Smith, Esq.
Hill at Arc-la-Bataille.
4074. Meadow Flowers.
Lent bv the Brooklyn Museum.
4075. The Back Road.
Lent by Childe Hassam,
4076. Harbor View Hotel.
4070.
4071.
4072.
4073.
Esq.
A. I. C. under Mrs. I'irginia Reynolds. Member : Chicago
1296. Master Robert Gibson.
TWACHTMAN, JOHN H. (Continued)
4058. View on the Brette: Bethune.
Lent by the Hill\er .Art Gallery,
Smith College.
4059. Windmills.
Lent by the Hillyer Art Gallery,
Smith College.
4060. Niagara.
Lent bv W. J. Johnson, Esq.
406L Sketch.
Lent by C. E. S. Wood, Esq.
4062. Frozen Stream.
4063. Mother and Child.
4064. The Azaleas.
Lent by Henry Smith,
4065. Greenwich Hills.
4066. Bridge in Spring.
TYLER, CAROLYN D.
Born C/iicago. Studied:
S. ./.; Chicago S. Miri. P.
1294. Jeanette.
TYNG, MARGARET FULLER
Born Exeter, A'. // Studied: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Mass.
Siker medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, l^lj.
2102. The Silver Bowl.
TYSON, CARROLL SARGENT, JR.
Born Philadelphia. iSyS. Studied: P. A. F. A. under Chase and Cecilia Beaux; Carl
Marr and Walter Thor in Munich.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific international Exposition, San Francisco, igi^.
3425. A Midsummer's Day. 3591. Before Moonrise.
3 587. Road to the Pier.
UFER. WALTER
Born Louisville, Ky., 1S76. Studied: Chicago, Dresden, Munich, Paris.
2104. Rnsa Cota of San Juan Pueblo. 2108. Taos Indian in Cornfield.
2106. A Daughter of San Juan Pueblo.
ULLMAN, EUGENE PAUL
Born in Ne^u York, jS/7. Studied with IVm. M. Chase. Member: .Assoc. Soc. S'at.
des Beaux-.lrts, Paris: Paris S. A. P. Honors: Bronze medal, Louisiana Purchase Expo-
sition, igo4: first class medal, Orleans, France; igos; second prize, Worcester, 1906;
Temple gold medal, P. A. F. A., 1906.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
4121. Young Widow. 4426. Head of a Young Woman.
4125. Parisienne.
UMBSTAETTER, NELLY LITTLEHALE
Born Stockton, Cal., 1S6/. Studied: Museum of Fine .Irts, Boston.
932. The Golden Pine. 935. The White Birch.
933. Old Thorn Trees. 942. The Woods.
934. Takesago. 943. An Opal Day.
UPTON, FLORENCE K.
Born in Nciu York. Studied: A. S. L. of N. Y.; Kenyon Cox; Gari Melchers; in Paris
•with Collin, and in Holland 04.
3288. The Valley at Delhi: New York. 3414. Gill Brook: Adirondacks.
VAN LAER, ALEXANDER T.
Born Auburn, X. Y., 1S57. Studied: N. A. D. and R. Sivain Gifford in Neiv York;
George Poggenbeck in Holland. Member: A. N. A., igoi; N. A., igog; A. W. S. C.
(pres.); N. Y. W. C. C. Honors: Bronze medal, Charleston, Exposition, jgo2; gold
medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904.
2297. November Afternoon. 3589. The Old Mill.
VAN SLOUN, FRANK J.
Born St. Paul, Minn. Studied, New York.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, IQIS-
3509. Portrait of an Actor.
VINTON, FREDERIC PORTER
Born Bangor, Maine, JS46; died 1911. Studied ii-ith Leon Bonnat; Jean Paul Laurens
in Paris. Member: Royal Academy, Lowell Institute. Honors: Honorable mention,
Paris Exposition, iSgo; gold medal, IVorld's Columbian Exposition, iSqs; silver medal,
Paris Exposition, jgoo: gold medal, Pan-.lmerican Exposition, Buffalo, igoi; Temple
gold medal, Philadelphia, igoS; gold medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904.
2944. Hon. Moorfield Storey. 2962. Portrait: Mrs. Vinton.
VIVIAN, CALTHEA
Born Missouri. Studied: Crocker School of Design; Hopkins .4rt Institute. Honor:
Medal for drawing at Crocker School.
2133. Moonlight: St. Francis Sutter Park.
VOGT, LOUIS C.
Born Cincinnati, 1864. Studied with H. Siddons Mowbray and Frank Duveneck. Mem-
ber: S. IV. A. (Assoc); Cincinnati A. C.
1064. Late Afternoon: Cairo. 1068. A Market Place on the Nile.
1065. An Old Street: Cairo. 1069. Busy Street: Cairo.
1067. Morning: Cairo.
VOLK, DOUGLAS
Born Pittsfield, Mass., 1S56. Son of the sculptor, Leonard IV. Volk. Studied with
Gerome in Paris. Member: A. N. A., 1898; N. A., 1899; S. A. A., 1880; N. A. C; Soc.
Inter, des Beaux-Arts et dcs Lettres, Paris. Honors: Medal, Columbian Exposition,
Chicago, 189s; Shaw Purchase, S. .1. A., 1899; first prize. Colonial Exhibition, Boston,
1S99; silver medal, Pan-.Imerican Exposition, Buffalo, 1901; silver medal, Charleston
Exposition, 1902; Carnegie Prize, S. A. A., 190s: silver medal, Louisiana Purchase Expo-
sition, 1904; Proctor portrait prize, N. A. D., 1910; Saltus gold medal, N. A. D., 1910.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igiy.
3839. Marion of Hewnoaks. 3S41. Mother and Child.
3840. Maid of the Manor.
VOLKERT, EDWARD C.
Born Cincinnati, Ohio. 1871. Studied: Cincinnati Art Academy with Frank Duveneck,
A. S. L. of N. Y. with Mowbray. Member: Union Internationale des Beaux-.4rts et des
Lettres; A. IV. C. S.; N. Y. IV. C. C; S. W. A.
2362. Winter Evening: Connecticut.
VONNOH, ROBERT
Born Hartford, Conn., 1838. Studied: Mass. Normal .4rt School in Boston; Julian
Academy in Paris under Boulanger and Lefebvre. Member: A. N. A., igoo; N. A., igo6;
S. A. A., iSgf; Port. P.; N. Y.Arch. Lg.; Munich Secession (cor.). Honors: Honorable
mention, Paris Salon, i88g; bronze medal, Paris Exposition, iSSg and 1900; medal. Pan-
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VONNOH, ROBERT (Continued)
American Exposition, Buffalo, igoi ; medal, Charleston Exposition, 1902; Proctor prize,
N. A. D., igo4.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 19IJ.
2219. Portrait: Daniel Chester French. 3078. Poppies.
2237. Fantasy: Blue and Yellow. 3388. Charles Francis Adams, Esq.
2359. Bridge at Grez.
WAGNER. FRANK HUGH
Born, Milton, Indiana, i8jo. Studied: Art Institute, Chicago.
1262. Mary Alice. 1263. Portrait of Mr. G.
WAGNER, FRED
Born Valley Forge, Pa., 1S64. Studied: P. A. F. A. Member: Pliila. Sketch C. Hon-
ors: Honorable mention. Art Club, Phila.; silver medal, American Art Society; bronze
medal, Knoxville; Fellowship prize, 1914.
1075. Brooklyn Bridge. 1091. Valley of Snow.
1077. Across' the Schuylkill. 1093. The Village: Winter.
1079. The Two Bridges. 2473. Winter Evening.
10S9. The Yellow Bridge. 2507. Shoyeling Snow.
WAGNER, ROBERT
Born Detroit, Mich., lS/3. Studied: Unii'ersity of Mich.; Academic Julian; Academie
Delacluse.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1913.
2577. Portrait of Stewart Edward White.
WAITE, EMILY BURLING
Born Worcester, Mass., 1SS7. Studied: A. S. L. of N. Y.; Museum School of Fine Arts,
Boston. Honors: Gardner prize; Helen K. Hamlin Scholarship; Sears prize; Paige
Traveling Scholarship, 1909-13.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igiS-
2122. A Morning in September. 3268. The Lavender Gown.
2305. Tijmentje Cleaning Brass. 3440. Tijmentje Pouring Water.
WALCOTT, HARRY MILLS
Born Torringford, Conn., 1870. Studied: N. A. D. in New York; Julian .Academy under
Constant in Paris. Member: A. N. A., 1903; S. A. A., 1902. Honors: Honorable men-
tion, Paris Salon, 1S97 ; bronze medal, Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, 1901 : Shai^'
fund, S. A. A., 1902; first Ilallgarten prize, N. A. D., 1903: Clarke prize, N. A. D., 1904;
honorable mention, C. I. Pittsburgh, 1904; silver medal, Louisiana Purchase Expo., 1904.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2220. The Children's Cotillon.
WALDEN. LIONEL
Born Norwich, Conn., 1862. Studied: Carolus-Duran in Paris. Member: Nat. Inst.,
A. L.; Paris S. A. P.; Societe Inter, de Peinture et Sculpture, Paris; Soc. de Peintres de la
Marine. Honors: Second class medal. Crystal Palace Exhibition, London; Honorable
mention, Paris Salon, 1899; silver medal, Paris Exposition, 1900; third class medal, Paris
Salon, 1903; silver medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904. Chevalier of the Legion
of Honor, France, 1910.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1913.
2600. Scenes on the Brittany Coast. 4179. Before Fishing.
WALKER, HORATIO
Born Listoiiel, Canada, lSj8; came to New York in 1S83. Member: A. N. A., 1890;
N. A., 1891; S. A. A., J887; Nat. Inst, A. L.; Royal Insi. of Painters in Water Colors,
England; A. IV. C. S.. Honors: Gold medal, competitive exhibition at American .Irt
Galleries, New York, 1SS7; Evans prize, .7. IV. C. S., 1888: bronze medal, Paris Exp.,
1S89; gold medal and diploma, Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1S93: gold mrdal,
Pan-.'Imeriran Exposition, Buffalo, 1901; gold medal, Charleston Exposition, 1902;
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WALKER, HORATIO (Continued)
gold medal for oil and gold medal for iiater colors, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904!
gold medal of honor, P. A. F. A., 1906; first prize, ft'orcester, 1907.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3833. Man Sawing Wood. 3838. Sheep Shearing.
3835. Ploughing in Acadia. Lent by the Buffalo Fine Arts
3837. Boy Feeding Calves. Academy.
WALTMAN, HARRY FRANKLIN
Born in Ohio, 1S71. Studied ivith Constant and Laurens in Paris: S. Jerome Vhl, Wash-
ington, D. C, and Julian in Paris. Honor: Portrait prize, Salma. C, 1909.
2613. The Blue Fountain. 4097. Vermont.
WARING, LEILA
Born Charleston, S. C. Studied: A. S. L of N. Y.
1785. Mrs. T. Malbone Waring.
WARNER, EVERETT L.
Born I'inton, la., 1877. Studied: A. S. L. in Washington and Neiu York; Julian Acad-
emy in Paris. Member: N. Y. W. C. C; A. W. C. S. Honors: First Corcoran prize,
Washington: 11'. C. C, 1902; Scsnan medal, P. A. F. .4., 190S ; ^silver medal, Buenos
Aires Exposition, 1910; second Hallgarten prize, N. .4. D., 1912.
Siher medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3419. The Edge of the River. 3558. Brooklyn Bridge.
WARREN, HAROLD B.
Born Manchester, England, 1S59. Studied: Charles H. Moore and Charles Eliot Norton
at Harvard University.
1706. Autumn. 4364. The Matterhorn.
WASHINGTON, ELIZABETH F.
Born Siegfried's Bridge, Pa. Studied: P. A. F. A. Honors: Three prizes for applied
design at The Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial .4rt: first prize in Anatomy
drawings, igo9 ; the Cresson Traveling European Scholarship, given June, 1912; first
Toppan prize, June, 191^.
1786. The First Parasol. 1792. Abdul Baha.
1790. Nancy.
WATERBURY. LAURA PRATHER
Born Louisville, Ky. Studied: San Francisco School of Design, with I'irgil Williams.
Honor: Gold medal, Seattle, Wash.
1264. Portrait of Miss Nina Clay. 1272. General W. R. Shafter.
WATROUS, HARRY WILLSON
Born in San Francisco, Cal., 18$/. Studied -with Bonnat, Boulanger and Lefebvre in
Paris. Member: A. N. A., i8g^ ; N. A. i8q^ (cor. sec, 1S98) ; S. A. A., 1905. Honors:
Clark prize. A'. A. D., 1S04; bronze medal, Pan-.4merican Exposition, Buffalo, 1901 ;
special commemorative gold medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904.
2156. He Stood in the Moonlight. 2364. The Bursting of the Bubble.
WAUGH, FREDERICK J.
Born Bordentown, N. J., 1861; son of S. B. Waugh, portrait painter. Studied: P. .4.
F. A.; Julian Academy in Paris. Member: A. C, Philadelphia; A. N. A., 1909; N. A.,
1911. Honors: Clark prize, N. .4. D., J910; gold medal, Buenos Aires; Norman Wait
bronze medal, .4rt Institute, Chicago.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3155. The Maine Coast. 3173. The Southern Gulf Stream.
3163. Coming of the Line Storm.
WAUGH, SAMUEL BELL
Born in Mercer, Pa., 1814; died in Janesville, Wis., 18S}. Studied in Philadelphia and
abroad, where he painted a number of portraits of distinguished foreigners, among them
Thorwaldsen. For many years a leading portrait painter in Philadelphia.
2803. Portrait of Thorwaldsen.
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PAINTERS AND ILLUSTRATORS
WEBER, SARAH S. STILLWELL
26. Water Baby.
WEBSTER. E. AMBROSE
Born Chrhea. Mass., i860. Studied: Boston Museum, under Benson and Tarbell; Lau-
rens and Benjamin-Constant in Paris. Musgrare medal, IQ06.
4451. In the Woods. 4454. On the Trail.
WEBSTER, ETHEL FELDER
Born ChappeU Hill, Texas. 1SS6. Studied in New York.
1900. Susan Kingslev Crawford. 1903. Grandfather.
1903. Edith. ' 1905. Louise.
WEBSTER, HERMAN A.
Born AVtf York, iSyS. Studied: Paris. Honors: .Associate Royal Society of Painters,
Etchers and Engraters. looy; .1. Soc. Nationale des Beaux-Arts, 1^12: Felloiv Royal
Society of Painters, Etchers and Engravers, 1914.
4273. Ponte Santa Trinita. 427S. Rio Opni Santi: Venice.
4274. Rio della Croce: Venice. 4285. Ponle Vecchio: Florence.
4277. Ponte alle Grazie: Florence. 4286. On the Arno: Florence.
WEHRSCHMIDT, DANIEL A.
Born in Cleveland, Ohio, ils6i. Studied: Hrrkomcr School, Bushey Herts. Honors:
T'U'o bronze medals, St. Louis.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, rQl^.
4401. The Morning's Milk.
WEILL, EDMOND
Born in AVif York. Studied: ^^ .^. D. under Edgar M. Ward.
1128. October Haze.
WEIR, J. ALDEN
Born West Point, X. Y., rSiJ. Studied v/tth his father, Robert W, Weir, at West Point:
Gerome in Paris. Member: .1. A'. A., iSS^: A'. A., 1&S6; A. W. C. S.: Ten. Am. P.;
Sat. Inst. .1. L. Honors: Honorable mention, Paris Salon, 1S83; silver medal for paint-
ing and bronze for drawing, Paris Exposition, iSgg; prize ($3,000), .American .Irt A.'soc,
AVt;' York: medal, C. /.. Pittsburgh, 1^97: bronze medal, Paris Exposition, lono; o-oW
medal, Pan-.-1 merican Exposition. Buffalo, toot ; gold medal for paintings and silver for
engravings, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, IQ04: Inness medal. A'. A. D,, igo6; Lippincott
prize, P. A. F. A., lOtn; silver medal. Int. Exp., Buenos Aires, igio.
Member of the International .hiry of .Awards, Panama-Pacific International Exposition.
San Francisco, IQI-,.
2406. Constructing a Dam. 2422. A New England Rye Field.
2407. Midsummer. 2423. Plaza: Nocturne.
2408. Hunter's Moon. 2424. In the Woods.
2409. The Oak. 2425. Portrait.
2410. Danburv Hills. 2426. Towards Queeiiburgh Bridge: Nocturne.
2411. White Oak. 2427. June.
2412. Old Norwich Town: Connecticut.
WEIR, JOHN FERGUSON
Horn West Point. A'. 5'., iS.)!. Studied with his father. Robert W. Wier, at West Point:
N. A. D. in S'ew York. Member: A. N. A., 1864; X. A.. 1S66; Director of the Yale
School of Fine .Irts since lS6<).
2966. Forging the Shaft.
Lent bv the Metropolitan Museum.
WEISS, SAMUEL A.
Born Russia. Poland, ;.f7.i. Studied: Academy of Design, Xev: York.
3608. Sunshine.
WELCH, KATHERINE G.
Born Spring Station, Ky. Studied: A. S. L. of X. Y.; Am. S. Min. P.
1313. Profile.
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WELCH, MABEL R.
Born Ne-xa Haven, Conn. Studied: A. S. L. of N. V. under Cox and Reid; Zander
H^eyden, Garrido, Lazar and Scott in Paris. Member: Am. S. Min. P. ( sec.-treas.) ;
Pa. S. Min. P.
Siher medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
1356. Miss Fisher. 1362. Clorinda.
1358. Miss Barler.
WELLS, ALICE RUSHMORE
Member: Am. S. Min. P.; Pa. S. Min. P.
1228. Miss Natalie Peck. 1230. Portrait.
WENDEL, THEODORE
Born Midivay, Ohio, 185Q. Studied: Paris, Italy, Germany. Honors: Sesnan medal,
P. A. F. A., IQog; bronze medal. International Exposition, Buenos .lires, IQIO.
Sih'er medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3777. Hillside Autumn. 3801. Ipswich Marsh.
3781. October Haze.
WENDT, WILLIAM
Born in Germany, iS6j; settled in Chicago, iSSo. Member: A. A'. .-1 ., IQIJ; S. If'. A.
Honors: Second Yerkes prize, Chicago, iSg^; Young Fortnightly prize, .-l. I. C, iSQ/' ;
bronze medal, Pan-.4merican Exposition, Buffalo, IQOI ; Cahn prize, .1. I. C, 1904 :
silver medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, JOO4: honorable mention, Chicago S. A.,
1905; silver medal, irednesday Club, St. Louis, 1910; Cahn honorable mention, .4. I. C,
1911.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 191$.
3169. Tahoma: the Eternal. 3172. The Land of Heart's Desire.
WENTZ, HENRY
Born The Dalles, Oregon.
4098. November: Five P. M.
WERNER, FRANK A.
3228. Jessie.
WERTMULLER, ADOLPH
.1 Swedish painter, born at Stockholm in /7/0. He ii-as appointed painter to the Kin^
of Sweden in 17S7. In lygy he emigrated to America, where he died, the date of his
death being unknown.
2794. Portrait of Mr. Hamilton. 2805. Portrait of Mrs. Hamilton.
Lent by John Frederick Lewis, Esq. Lent by John Frederick Lewis, Esq.
WESSEL, HERMAN H.
Born I'incennes, Ind., 1878. Studied: Cincinnati .4rt Academy and in Paris.
2429. The Harbor: He aux Moines.
WEST, BENJAMIN
Born Springfield, Pa., lysS; died London, l8jO. Began to draw when seven years old.
and took his first lessons in preparing colors from the Cherokee Indians. In I/60 he went
to Italy, where he remained until I'bS- He won royal patronage in London, which he
long enjoyed. From 1769 to 180T he received all orders from the King, who made him
his historical painter (1772). On the death of Sir Joshua Reynolds (1-92) If'est suc-
ceeded him as President of the Royal .Academy, of which he was one of the founders
in 1768.
2783. Portrait of Miss Peel. 2787. Mary Magdalene Anointing the Feet of
Christ.
Lent by the Art Institute of Chicago.
WETHERILL, ELISHA KENT KANE
Born Philadelphia, 187=,. Studied: P. A. F. A. and in Paris.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, I9I5-
3373. The Dreamer. 3489. Mysterious Thoughts.
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WHEELER, JANET D.
Born Detroit, Mich. Studied: P. A. F. A.; Bouguereau and Couriois in Paris. Honors:
Toppan prize, P. A. F. A.; Mary Smith prize, P. A. F. A., 1901; gold medal, A. C,
Philadelphia, it^oJ: silver medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, itjo.).
3836. In Memoriam.
WHISTLER, JAMES McNEILL
Born Loivetl, .Mass., iiiS4; ''''''' Chelsea, London, 1903. Lived in Russia from eii^hth to
fifteenth year. Returned to .Imerica in iS.fO; entered IVest Point, 1S31. Il'as connected
'H.ilh Coast Survey in If'ashington. In jS^y luent to England, and shortly after moved to
Paris, studying under Glyer. Exhibited in Royal .-Icademy in Jtifig for first time. Re-
moved to London in 1863. Member Societe Nationale des Beaux-.lrts, Paris; Chevalier
( iSSc)). Officer ( lH'jl) of the Legion of Honor: Chevalier, Order of St. Michael, Bavaria;
honorable member Royal .Icademy, Bavaria; honorable member Royal Academy, Dresden;
President International Society of Sculptors, Painters and Gravers, London; President
Royal Society of British .Irtists; honorable member Royal Academy of St. Luke, Rome;
Commander of Order of the Crovin of Italy; honorable member Royal Scottish .Icademy.
Honors: Gold medal, .Imsterdam, 1863; medal of the third class, Paris Salon, /. Studied: R. I. School of Design in Providence; Mass
Normal .-Irt School in Boston; Boulanger in Paris.
2160. Old Cabildo: New Orleans.
WOODWELL, JOSEPH R.
Born Pittsburgh, Pa. Died igil. Honor: Bronze medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposi-
tion, 1904.
2936. Mist from the Sea. 2939. Sand Dunes.
293S. Squam River.
WOOLF, SAMUEL JOHNSON
Born Neiv York, iSSo. Studied: A. S. L. and N. A. D under Cox and Brush. Honors:
Third Hallgarten prize, N. A. D., 1904; medal, Appalachian Exposition, Knoxville, 1910.
2488. The Underworld. 4446. The News Stand.
4169. Brown the Wheats.
WRIGHT, JOHN
Born Harrogate, England, rSj/. Studied: Antiverp .-Icademy.
4175. Sicilian Landscape.
WRIGHT, JOSEPH
Born in Bordentov.n, N. J., 1736; died in Philadelphia, 1793. His mother. Patience
Lovell Wright, ivas famous as a modeler in luax. Studied in London ivith West and
John Hoppner. Returned to this country in 178J, and the next year painted a portrait
of Washington, from life, at Rocky Hill, N. J. He subsequently had other sittings from
Washington, and in 1790 obtained a profile likeness of him while in church, which he
afterwards etched. He was appointed by Washington the first diesinker in the United
States Mint.
2792. Joseph Wright and Family.
Lent by The Pennsylvania Academy
of the Fine Arts.
WRIGHT. LOUISE WOOD
Born Philadelphia, 1S65. Studied: P. A. F. A.; Whistler and Julian Academy in
Paris; F. W. Jackson in England. Honors: Toppan prize, P. A. F. A.; bronze medal,
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WRIGHT, LOUISE WOOD (Continued)
Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1^04. Member: Pliila. If. C. C; A'. Y. If. C. C;
.■I. S. Min. P.
4305. In Dorsetshire. 43 IS. Corfe Castle: Dorset.
WUERPEL, EDMUND H.
Born St. Louis, ;i'06. Studied: St. Louis School of Fine Arts; Julian Academy and Ecole
des Beaux-.Jrts in Paris under Bouguereau, Robert-Fleury, Ferrier and .Iman-Jean. Mem-
ber: S. ir. A. ( pres. igog-igi2). Honors: Bronze medal, Nashiille Exposition, 1S97 ;
silver medal, Missouri Building, Le-v:is and Clarke Exposition, Portland, Ore., igoj; hon-
orable mention, Buenos .-Itres Exposition, igio. Director St. Louis School of Fine .Iris
since igog.
Member of the International Jury of .Jicards, Panama-Pacific International Exposition,
San Francisco, 19 1 5.
2147. The Sheltered Bay. 2150. The Call of Lingering Day.
214S. Gathering Clouds. 2151. Late Afternoon.
2149. An Evening Symphony. 2152. Harmony in Brown.
WYANT, ALEXANDER H.
Born Defiance, Ohio, 1S36; died in New York, lSg2. Went to Karlsruhe and studied
under Hans Gude. Subsequently studied in London, returning to Ne^v York about 1S6,';
Painted for many years in Keene Valley, .4dirondacks, and later in Arkville, in the
Catskill Mountains, where most of his best work was done. First exhibited in the
National .Icademy, New York, in 1S6}. Elected an .Lssociate of the Academy in 1S6S,
Academician, l86g, and was one of the founders of the .Imerican Society of Painters in
Water Colors.
2541. The Windy Day. 2545. Afternoon near Arkville: N. Y.
Lent by the Louisville Free Public Lent by the Carnegie Institute.
Library.
2543. A Mountain Brook: Adirondacks.
Lent by the Buffalo Fine Arts
.'\cademy.
WYETH, N. C.
Born Needliam, Mass., iSS.'. Studied: Howard Pyle. Honor: Beck prize, Phila. W. C. C.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igi^.
57. Ebenezer Balfour ( Kidnaped j. 64. Captain Bones Routs Black Dog
58. Chinese Pirates. ^Treasure Island).
59. Old Pew (Treasure Island j. 67. The Picador.
4214. Roaring Skipper.
WYLIE, ROBERT
Born in the Isle of Man, iS^g; died in Port Aven. Brittany, 1877. Studied: P. .1. F. .1 .
Curator of the same from iSjig to l86s; elected Associate, 1S62. Went to Paris, 1865.
Medal of the second class, Paris Salon, 1S72.
2697. A Breton Home. 2968. The Story Teller: Breton Interior.
YARROW, WILLIAM H. K.
Born Glenside, Pa., iSgi. Studied: P. A. F. A. and Henry R. Riltenbcrg. Member:
Soc. Inter, des Beaux-.lrts et des Lettres.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, Jgi^.
2475. Still Life. 3375. The Checkered Dress.
3370. Jansen: Ex-Sea Captain. 4203. In ihe Orchard.
YATES, CULLEN
Born Bryan, ()., 1S66. Studied: A'. A. D., Chase and Ochtman in New York; Ecole des
Beaux-Arts, Colorossi and Julian .Icademies under Laurens and Constant in Paris. Mem-
ber: A. N. A, igoS; A. II'. C. S.: N. Y. W. C. C: N. A. C. Honors: Bronze medal,
Louisiana Purchase Exposition, igof; Inness prize, Salma. C, igo'.
2376. November Snow. 3588. Old Farm: November.
2377. Spring.
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Julian Academy and Bouguereau in Paris.
1080. The Supreme Court Obstructs Traffic.
1090. Extinct.
1092. Love One Another.
1094. The Game.
YOUNG, ARTHUR
Born Stephenson Co., III., i866. Studied:
Member: S. I., igog.
14. This World of Creepers.
947. Mother Jones.
948. Pit and Dome.
1076. Senatorial Courtesy.
1078. The Unemployed.'
YOUNG, CHARLES MORRIS
Born Gettysburg, Pa., 1869. Studied: P. A. F. A.; Colarossi Academy in Paris. Member:
P/iila. 11^. C. C. Honors: Toppan prize, P. A. F. A.; honorable mention, Pan-.lmerican
Exposition, Buffalo, 190 1 ; sih'er medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904; gold medal,
A. C. Phila., 1908; honorable mention, C. I. Pittsburgh, 1910; silver medal, Buenos Aires
Exposition, 1910.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2215. My House in Winter. 2221. Winter Landscape with Crows.
2216. Winter Afternon. 2223. Farm House in Winter.
2217. The Red Mill. 2224. The Gray Mill.
YOUNG, MATTIE
Born Hillier, Ontario, Canada, 1876. Studied: San Francisco.
1801. Sister.
ZIMMERMAN, M. W.
Born Philadelphia, 1S61. Studied: Philadelphia; Julian Aeademy in Paris. Member:
Phil. If. C. C.
939. The Chalet at Night. 4382. Across the Valley.
1031. Across the Lake.
ZORACH, MARGUERITE
Born Santa Rosa, Cal., 1887. Studied:
1024. Spring.
1025. The Earth.
ZORACH, WILLIAM
Born Euberick, Kovna, Russia, 1886. Studied: N. A. D. of N. Y.; A. S. L. of N. Y.
two years in Paris academies.
4336. The Country Valley. 4341. The Wood Cutters.
4339. Flowers. 4347. Woods in Autumn.
Paris Art Schools four years.
1035. The Waterfall.
1036. The Legend.
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BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX: ETCHERS,
ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS
ADDAMS, CLIFFORD
Born Philadelphia, 1876. Studied: Henry Wood, Drexel Institute; Composition under
Thomas P. Anshutz and Henry V. Thouron and the P. A. F. A.; Academic Carmen
under JVhistler. Honors: Traveling scholarship, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts,
J899.
Bronze Medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
735. Admiral's House, Amsterdam
736. City Hall, Philadelphia.
737. Land Ho.
740. Home for Decayed Fishermen.
742. Porta della Carta.
743. The Harbor, Dordrecht
6001. River Scene, Blackfriars.
6002. A Venetian Schooner.
6003. The Dressmaker's Balcony, Venice.
6004. Obscure Turning, Venice.
6005. The Rialto, Venice.
6006. Harbor Scene, Venice.
6007. Venice.
6008. Garden Entrance, Venice.
6009. Westminster.
6010. After a Wedding, Grand Canal,
Venice.
601 1. The Emigrants' Entry, Philadelphia.
6012. New York Harbor.
6013. The Print Shop of Keppel, N. Y.
6014. Dordrecht Cathedral.
6015. Antique Shop, Venice.
6016. The Thames.
6017. Soho.
6018. Hampstead.
6019. Demolition.
6020. Tower of London.
6021. A Soho Alley.
6022. Limehouse.
6023. Hoboken.
6024. Dordrecht Gateway.
6025. Tramway Accident.
6026. By the Dam, Philadelphia.
6027. Coliseum, St. Martin's Lane.
6028. Old Race Street Shop.
6029. Waterloo Place.
6030. Stable Yard, Philadelphia.
6031. Finchley.
6032. Lincoln's Inn Fields.
6033. Alexandra Day in Seething Lane.
6034. Decoy Farm.
6035. By the Docks, Brooklyn.
6036. New York Herald Building.
6037. The High Stoop.
6038. El Rastro, Madrid.
6039. Hampstead Garden Suburb.
6040. Margate.
AID, GEORGE CHARLES
Born Quincy, III. Studied: St. Louis School of Fine Arts; Acad. Julian, Paris Kith
Constant, Laurens, L. Simon and C. Cottet. Member S. W. A., Membre Correspondant
Soc. des Peintres et Graveurs, Francais. Honors: Mem. Hon. Soc. Artistes Francais
Salon; silver medal, St. Louis Universal Exposition.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1913.
563. Port d'Honfleur. 6047. Rue de I'Eveche, Beauvais.
564. Notre Dame de Mechelin. 6048. Italian Gates.
565. Isolabona. 6049. La Vielle Maison, Louviers.
568. Lcs Deux Fonts, San Remo. 6050. La Seine a Puteaux.
574. Pont Neuf. 6051. Coin du Marche, Louviers.
575. Les Balcons, Isolabona. 6052. Jardin de Mme. Lescaute.
6042. Cathedral Saint Cecile, Albi. 6053. St. Nicholas du Chardonnet.
6043. Pergolata. 6054. La Conciergerie, Paris.
6044. Dans la Vallee de I'Eure. 6055. Pont Marie, Paris.
6045. Rue de Neubourg, Louviers. 6056. Piazza Parrochiale, Dolceaqua.
6046. Twilight. 6057. Hotel de Cluny, Paris.
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ALLEN, JAMES
Born Farminglon, Conn., I7SS! 'i'td iS^j. Studied: Probably nxitlt Kenselt, of Ches-
hire, Conn. Served in Revolution.
6058. Bonaparte (engraved in 1792).
Lent by Robert Fridenberg, Esq.
ALMQUIST, OLOF
Born Hjersos, Sweden. iS68. Studied: Chicago, III.. .Irt School; Brooklyn Art School,
A'eiu York. Honor: Second prize, Chicago Art School.
6059. Woodrow Wilson. 6061. Miss Effy Elsey.
6060. Joseph Jefferson.
ANDERSON, ALEXANDER
Born 1775; died 1870. Founder of the .American School of Wood-Engraving.
6062. Self-portrait. 6064. Portrait of Washington.
Lent by Robert Fridenberg, Esq. Lent by H. C. Levis, Esq.
6063. John Carroll. 6065. Hunting Scene, after Ridinger.
Lent by Robert Fridenberg, Esq. Lent by Robert Fridenberg, Esq.
ARMINGTON, CAROLINE HELENA
Born Brampton, Ontario, 187}. Studied: Toronto ivith J. If. L. Forsler; Acad. Julian,
Paris; with F. Schommer, Henri Royer and Paul Gervais. Member: Soc. de la Gravure
Originale en Noir, Paris. Honor: Silver nedal, Soc. des Amis des .Arts, Versailles.
552. St. Sulpice, Paris. 6075. Une Boutique, Constantine.
554. Notre Dame de Paris. 6076. St. Gervais, Paris.
6066. Quai des Orfevres, Paris. 6077. Une Ruelle, Constantine.
6067. Pont Neuf et le Louvre. 6078. Un Passage, Constantine.
6068. An Old Court, Venice. 6079. Rue de I'Arc, Constantine.
6069. Old Door, Venice. 6080. He de la Cite, Paris.
6070. Notre Dame pris de St. Julien le 6081. Thames and St. Paul's, London.
Pauvre, Paris. 6082. Pont Sainte Marie, Paris.
6071. Ponte dei Sospiri, Venice. 6083. No. 8 Rue de I'Arc, Constantine.
6072. Porte d'Entree, Cluny, Paris. 6084. La Rue de I'Echelle, Constantine.
6073. Les Thermes, Cluny, Paris. 6085. Tourelle Principale, Cluny, Paris.
6074. Cour du Dragon, Paris. 6086. Hotel de Sens, Paris.
ARMINGTON, FRANK M.
Born Fordvoich, Ontario, 1876. Studied: Toronto; .-lead. Julian, Paris, with Laurens
and Henri Royer. Member: Royal Soc. of Painter-Etchers, London: Soc. des .Imis de
I'Eau Forte, Paris; Soc. de la Gravure en noir, Paris; Soc. de la Gravure originale en
couleur, Paris. Honor: Hon. Men. Salon .Artistes Francais, Paris, jgoS.
557. Portal am Rathaushof, Rothenburg. 6096. Vue Prise d'une ruine a Cartilage.
559. Henkersteg, Nurnberg. 6097. Pietro.
561. Boulevard des Capucines, Paris. 6098. Campement Saharien.
6087. Pont du Carrousel, Paris. 6099. Bedouin.
6088. Meditation. 6100. Route de Sidi-Okba, Biskra.
6089. Marie. 6101. Jean.
6090. Konigstrasse, Nurnberg. 6102. Jeanne.
6091. Type Oriental. 6103. The Black Sash.
6092. Pont Neuf, Paris. 6104. Notre Dame de Paris.
6093. Jardin des Tuileries. 6105. Tower Bridge, London.
6094. Tour Eiffel, Paris. 6106. Bourrelier au Marais, Paris.
6095. Entree de Fondouk, Biskra. 6107. Ali.
BACKER, OTTO
Born Cleveland, Ohio, 1836. Died Bronxville, 1909. Studied with Duveneck, Carolus-
Duran, Boulanger and Lefebvre. Member: Society of Ulustrators, Painter-Etchers of
London; Associate National Academy of Design. Honor: Silver medal, St. Louis, igo.f.
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BACHER. OTTO (Continued)
383. Rainy Day in Venice. 6109. San Vio.
Lent by A. S. Macdonald, Esq. 6110. Lustheim.
385. Chioggla. 6111. Lavanderia.
392. Casa d'Oro. 6112. Ponte del Pistor.
397. Three Ships. 6113. Lace Makers.
406. Entrance, Grand Canal. 6114. Schleissheim, Tree in Royal Garden.
Lent bv Frederick Keppel & Co., 6115. A Corner of St. Mark's.
411. The Lido,' Venice. 6116. Net Makers, Chioggia.
414. Fondamenta di Tolentini. 6117. Old Market, Florence.
6108. The Canal. Lent by Mrs. Otto H. Bacher.
BARONE, ANTONIO
Horn lalle D'olmn. Sicily, jSS<^. Studied ivil/i Miss Ida C. Taylor; La Roy, N. Y.; F. V.
Dumond; F. Louis Mora; Geo. Bridgeman, U'm. M. Chase. .7. S. L., Ne;i' York. Studied ivith .Arthur Doiu and E. S'immo Muran. Member:
Plastic C, P/iila.; .Irt Workers' C, N. S. C.
\. .1. C;
6771. Afterglow, Quebec.
6772. Pepperidge Trees.
6773. The Coast.
6774. Boats on the Nile.
6775. The Pirates' Cove.
MILLAR, ADDISON THOMAS
Born in lliirren, Ohio, iSoo; died 11)13.
6776. Long Island Sand Dunes.
6777. Lowlands.
6778. The Pool.
6779. The Sands.
Became a pupil of Chase in Xeiu York and
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MILLAR, ADDISON THOMAS (Continued)
Benjamin-Constant and Boldini in Paris. He was a member of the Salmagundi Club in
1897, and was one of the so-called Siliermine group of artists.
389. The Winding Road, Holland.
391. The Storm, St. Vincent de Paul,
New York.
398. Moonrise on the Birches.
6780. Boer Farmhouse.
6781. Hayberg.
6782. The Old Kirk.
6783. The Return of the Flock.
6784. The Ship Yard, Muidan.
6785. Hauling Logs Through the Dunes.
6786. A Winter Evening, Laren.
6787. November Evening, Laren.
6788. The Draw-Bridge, Hakkelaarshek.
6789. The Fagot Girl.
6790. Holland Farm House.
6791. Gathering Fire Wood.
MINOR, ROBERT C.
6807. Morning on the Niantic River, Conn.
6792. The Long Barn, Rurason Road.
6793. The Valley After the Storm.
6794. The Barnyard.
6795. A Winter Moon, Laren.
6796. Oak Trees.
6797. Spring Plowing.
6798. The River Docks, Norwalk.
6799. Fairy Rings.
6800. Ali Baba's House.
6801. Rue Ben Ali.
6802. Rue Thebes.
6803. Rue Kleber.
6804. The Three Arabs.
6805. Arab Gateway.
6806. Old Madrid.
Lent by Solon H. Borglum, Esq.
6808. Evening.
Lent by A. C. Kennedy & Co.
MONKS, JOHN A. S.
Born Cold Spring-on-Hudson, A'. Y., iSjO. Studied •with George N. Case (etching) and
George Inness (painting).
430. Rocky Road. 6809. New England Home.
MORAN, MARY NIMMO
Born, Strathaven, near Glasgow, Scotland, 1842; died 1S99. Came to the United States
when a child. In 186$ she married Thomas Moran, and in 1S67 went with him to Eng-
land, France and Italy. Her work was chiefly watercolor until iSyg, when she began
etching.
368. Gardner's Bay, Long Island. 380. Twilight, East Hampton.
Lent by Frederick Keppe! & Co. Lent by Thomas Moran, Esq.
377. The Edge of a Georgian Pond. 394. Goose Pond.
Lent by A. S. Macdonald, Esq.
MORAN, PETER
Born Bolton, Lancashire, England, 1841 ; came to America as a child; studied with his
brothers, Thomas and Edward Moran, in Philadelphia, and in London. Member: Phila.
Soc. of E. Honors: Medal, Centennial Exposition, Philadelphia, 1S76; medal for etchings
on copper; gold medal, A. A. S., igo2; gold medal, A. C. Phila., 1904.
438. On the Road to Albueraue.
Lent by George Frederick Keene,
Esq.
6810. Woodland Pool.
6811. Evening.
6812. Spring.
6813. Plowing the Stubble.
6814. Return from Pasture.
6815. July Harvest.
6816. On the Road to Santa Fe.
6817. Plowing.
6818. On the Neshaminy, Morning.
6819. On the Neshaminy, Evening.
MORAN, THOMAS
Born Bolton, Lancashire, England, iSjy; brought to .Imerica in 1844. Studied i-.ith
James Hamilton in Phila.; in London, Paris and Italy. Member: .4. N. A., 18S1; K. .4.,
JSS4; A. IV. C. S.; P. A. F. A. Honors: Medal and diploma. Centennial Exposition,
Philadelphia, lSy6; silver medal, Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, 1901; gold medal,
A. A. S., 1902.
378. An Old Apple Orchard. 442. Solitude.
388. Hook Pond, Easthampton. Lent bv Louis Katz, Esq.
393. The Breaking Wave. 6820. A Montauk Pond.
395. The Light House. 6821. A Turkish Bazaar.
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ETCHERS, ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS
MORAN, THOMAS (Continued)
6822. Twilight. 6825. Harlech Castle.
6823. A Tower of Cortez. 6826. Old Church of San Juan, New Mexico.
6824. Pass of Glencoe.
MULLGARDT, LOUIS CHRISTIAN
Horn ll'ashington, Mo., iS66. Studied: Public schools; Harvard University.
Member of the International Jury of /liuards, Panama-Pacific International Exposition,
San Francisco, icflj.
420. East Entrance to Varied Industries 423. Carmel Mission, Carmel-by-the-Sea,
Building. California.
427. West Side of Education Building.
NAHL, PERHAM W.
Born San Francisco, lS6g. Studied: Mark Hopkins Institute of Art, California School
of Design; Akademie Ileymann, Munich. Honors: Medal, Alaska-Yukon Exposition,
Seattle; first prize, poster (Thirteenth Labor of Hercules) for the Panama-Pacific Inter-
national Exposition.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 191$.
649. Monterey Cypress. 6830. California Hills.
653. Pan and Syrinx. 6831. Oak and Underbrush.
656. Arbolado. 6832. The Hunchback.
845. Evening. 6833. Coast Scene.
6827. Redwoods at Palo. 6834. Marsh and Uplands.
6828. Arbolado No. 2. 6835. Monterey Hills.
6829. Storm.
NEWMAN, VICTOR WINTHROP
Born London, England, 1S60. Studied: London, New York.
6836. Alice. 6837. George Washington.
Lent by Robert Fridenberg, Esq.
NEWSAM, ALBERT
Born Steuhenville, Ohio, iSog; died near JVilmington, Del., 1S64. He was the son of a
boatman, and born deaf and dumb. In 1827 he was apprenticed to C. G. Childs to be
taught engraving, and in 1830 produced some excellent lithographic portraits, and be-
came the most noted and prolific lithographic artist of his time.
6838. Andrew Jackson.
Lent by Robert Fridenberg, Esq.
NORDFELDT, BROR J.
Born Tulsborj, Sweden, lSy8. Studied: A. I. C; Albert Herter in New York; Laurens
in Paris. Honors: Silver medal, Italy, igo6.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
661. The Incoming Fog.
662. Little Italy, Chicago.
663. The Jew of Tangier.
666. My Mother.
667. Hee Jan.
671. Barges on the North Branch, Chicago.
672. The Open Hearth Furnace, Chicago.
902. The Piano.
6839. California Street, San Francisco.
6840. Chinatown Shops.
6841. Crowlev's Wharf.
6842. The Edge of Chinatown.
6843. Golden Gate Beach.
6844. The Mounted Policeman.
6845. Telegraph Hill.
6846. The Electric Tram, Portland, Ore.
6847. The Bessemer Converter, Chicago.
6848. Bridge Builders, Chicago.
6849. Calumet River, South Deering, Chicago.
6850. The Coal Crusher, Chicago.
6851. Entrance to the Field Museum,
Chicago.
6852. Field Museum No. 2.
6853. Grain Elevators, South Deering.
6854. Illinois-Michigan Canal, Chicago.
6855. The Little Hub, Chicago.
6856. The Logan Monument, Chicago.
6857. The Night Shift, Chicago.
6858. Park Row, Chicago.
6859. Pasquale Scale, Chicago.
6860. 638 South Clark Street, Chicago.
6861. Sacco Grande, Tangier.
6862. Ca di Mosto, Venice.
6863. The House of the Madonna.
6864. Anglers— The Mist.
6865. The Branch.
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NORDFELDT, BROR J. (Continued)
6866. The Bridge. 6869. Small Wave, Moonrise.
6867. The Rock, Nahant. 6870. The Tree.
6868. The Skyrocket. 6871. The Illinois Steel Company, Chicago.
NORMAN, JOHN
Born in England, 174S; died in Boston, iSl/. First knoiin liork in "Sevan's British Archi-
tect," or "The Builder's Treasury of Staircases," published in Philadelphia, July 5, 1775.
He engraved for a number of publications and magazines and in 17S2 a series of por-
traits. His chief claim to fame is the fact that he ivas probably the first engraver in
America to attempt a portrait of H'ashington, about /"/p.
6872. George Washington.
Lent bv Robert Fridenberg, Esq.
NORTHCOTE, STAFFORD M.
Born Brooklyn, i86q. Studied engraving with E. Heineman ; draining and painting at
Art Inst., Brooklyn, under Boyle. Honors: Honorable mention, Pan-American Exposition,
Buffalo, igoi; bronze medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904.
347. Playmates. 6873. Return from the Fields.
ORR, LOUIS
710. Westminster Abbey: London. 6876. Chapel of St. Antoine: St. Trophime:
715. Pont Neuf: Paris. Aries.
6874. Les Saintes Maries. 6877. Fort St. Andre: Avignon.
6875. Court of the Library: Rouen Cathedral. 6878. Rue St. Severin: Paris.
6879. L'eglise aux Stes Maries de la Mer.
OTIS, BASS
Born New England, 17S4; died Philadelphia, 1861. He invented ike perspective pro-
tractor, 1S15, and made the first lithograph on stone produced in America, iSig,
6880. Second Known American Lithograph.
Lent by Robert Fridenberg, Esq.
PAGE, WILLIAM
Born Albany, N. Y., 1811; died Tottenville, Staten Island, N. Y., 1885. Painted in Albany
and New York and became president of the N. A. D. in 1871-73. His earliest attempts
in engraving ix-ere made in 1834, when he engraved in mezzotint an excellent portrait of
Edwin Forrest, "the best specimen of that art produced by an American."
6881. Rev. James Milnor.
Lent by Robert Fridenberg, Esq.
PARRISH, STEPHEN
Born Philadelphia, Pa., 1S46. Self-taught. Member: R. Soc. Painter Etchers, London;
N. Y. Etching C.
371. Fisherman's House: Cape Ann.
Lent by A. S. Macdonald, Esq.
PARTINGTON, GERTRUDE
Born Heasham, England. Studied: Paris and Madrid.
400. Beach and Cliffs at San Francisco. 464. Portrait Mile, de Cordoba.
419. Old Telegraph Hill.
PARTRIDGE, G. ROY
Born Centralia, Wash., 1S8S. Studied: Nat'l .Academy of Design, N. Y. Member: Chi-
cago S. £.; Calif. Soc. of E.
686. St. Efienne du Mont. 694. Notre Dame.
687. St. Cloud. 6882. The Hessian Messenger.
688. Tanagra and Marguerites. 6883. Das Bettler Madchen.
689. Ambition Bound. 6884. A House in Hessia.
690. Dancing Water. 6885. Ephemera.
692. White Butterfly. 6886. Lace from Paris.
693. In a King's House. 6887. La Petite Reine.
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ETCHERS, ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS
PARTRIDGE, G. ROY (Continued)
6888. Le Pantheon. 6902. La Porte de Moret.
6889. La Maison Blanche. 6903. Le Louvre No. 4.
6890. Le Louvre No. 1. 6904. Egalite ct la Mendiante.
6891. Le Pont de la Tournelle: Paris. 6905. Dharyamana.
6892. The Photographer's Shop. 6906. Winter Moon.
6893. Le Pont Neuf. 6907. The Buttress.
6894. Le Louvre No. 3. 6908. Early Morning: Notre Dame de Paris.
6895. Gypsy. 6909. Winter Blossoms.
6896. The Veil. 6910. The Greek.
6897. Ex Libris: St. Clare Shepard. 6911. L'Annonciation.
6898. Ex Libris: O. V. 6912. The Hut in the Clearing.
6899. Ex Libris: F. H. 6913. Portrait of a Young Man.
6900. Ex Libris: R. P. 6914. Le Louvre No. 2.
6901. Ex Libris: F. P. 6915. Over the Seine.
PATTERSON, MARGARET
Horn Socrabajia, Java. Studied: Pratt Inst, under Arthur Dov.- in Brooklyn; Charles H.
Woodbury in Boston: Castellucia in Italy. Director of Drauings, Boston Public Schools.
Honorable mention, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 19I5-
858. Le Pouldu: Brittanv. S62. The Swan.
859. The Hver's House: Chatham. 6916. The Sands: Chatham.
861. The Tall Trees.
PAULUS, FRANCIS PETRUS
Born Detroit, .Mich., ifi6i. Studied: P. A. F. A.; Royal .Academy in Munich luith Loefftz;
Ecole des Beaux-.irts in Pans ivith Bonnat. Member: S. If. A.; Chicago S. E.: La Gra-
I'ure Originate en Noir ; Societe Inter, des Beaux-Arts et des Lettres.
540. Old Beggar Woman. 6920. Old Rag Market: Bruges.
546. Head of an Old Man. 6921. Eel Woman.
741. The Coppersmiths. 6922. Sunshine and Shadow (color).
875. Fish Market: Bruges, No. 1. 6923. An Old Canal: Bruges.
877. Fish Market: Bruges, No. 2. 6924. An Old Canal: Bruges (color).
891. Belfry of Bruges. 6925. Old Market under the Trees: Bruges.
6917. In the Ancient Crypt: Bruges. 6926. Old Philosopher.
6918. Quai des Menetriers: Bruges. 6927. In the Outskirts of Bruges.
6919. Quai des Menetriers: Bruges (color).
PEALE. CHARLES WILLSON
Born Chestrrloivn, Md., I/. 1 1; died in Philadelphia, iSjy. He began life as a saddler
and pursued portrait painting without regular instruction until 1/68, when he went to
England and resided in the household of Benjamin If est. He painted at Mount Vernon
the first and earliest authentic portrait of H'asliington, May, 1772. He was one of the
founders of the Pennsylvania .'Icademy of Fine Arts in iSu^, and a director until 1810.
6928. Rev. Joseph Pilmore.
Lent by Robert Fridenberg, Esq.
PEALE, REMBRANDT
Born Bucks County, Pa., 177S; died Philadelphia, lS6n. Studied with his father, Charles
Ifillson Peale, and Benjamin JVest.
444. Lord Byron.
Lent by Robert Fridenberg, Esq.
PEARSON, RALPH M.
Born .lugus, la., iSSs. Studied with C. F. Browne and J. H. Vanderpoel. Honors: First
prize for best landscape in IQ14 exhibition of Chicago Soc. of E. Etching purchased by
committee for collection of Chicago Art Institute.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igij.
583. Site of New Field Museum. 65S. Rough Water Outside.
584. Winter in Jackson Park. 860. Moonlight: Pont de I'Arche.
586. Structural Iron. 6929. Open Hearth Furnaces.
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6940. Loggers on the Mississippi.
6941. Bookplate: Grace Dickerson.
6942. Bookplate: Ruth Pearson.
6943. Bookplate: John Irwin Scull.
6944. Bookplate: Leroy Truman Goble.
6945. Bookplate: Wallace Hickman.
6946. Bookplate: Winifred Goble.
6947. Bookplate: Frank O. Lowden.
6948. Bookplate: Florence M. Hendershot.
PEARSON, RALPH W. (Continued)
6930. The Asphalters.
6931. The Track Gang.
6932. A Rock River Sunset.
6933. Field Museum.
6934. A Kansas City BluflF.
6935. Elverhoj Studies.
6936. Black Hawk Country.
6937. Squaw Rock.
6938. Lincoln Monument.
6939. Shanties of the Mississippi.
PEKENINO, MICHELE
Very little is knoiun of the Italian, Pekenino, but in all probability be appeared in Ne^'
York in 1S20. He located in Philadelphia in 1821-22, and became an intimate friend of
A. B. Durand, whose picture he engraved. Most of his plates luere engraved for American
publishers.
6949. Rev. Stephen Gano.
Lent by Robert Fridenberg, Esq.
PELHAM, PETER
Born England; buried in Boston, Mass., 1751. He ii:as engraiing in London from 1722-23.
He came to Boston prior to 1727. In that year he painted, engraved and published
a portrait of Cotton Mather. He married Mrs. Mary Singleton Copley, the mother of
John Singleton Copley, the American artist.
6950. Rubens. 6951. Cotton Mather.
Lent by Robert Fridenberg, Esq.
PENNELL, JOSEPH
Born Philadelphia, Pa., i860. Studied: P. A. F. A.; Pa. School of Industrial Art.
Member: A. N. A., 1907; N. A., 1909; Nat. Inst. A. L.; Phila. jr. C. C. (hon.);
N. Y. Arch. Lg., 1894; AVw York and Phila. Etching Clubs; Inter. Soc. of Painters,
Sculptors and Gravers, London; Soc. of Illustrators, London and New York. Member:
Royal Belgian Academy; Royal Soc. of Painter-Etchers, London; Societe des Peintres,
Graveurs, Paris. Honors: Honorable mention, Paris Exposition, 1S89; medal, A. C. Phila.,
1S92; medal, Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893; gol'i medals, Paris Exposition, 1900.
Honorable mention, Paris Salon, 1901; silver medal, Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo,
1901 ; gold medal, Dresden, 1903; chairman of jury, St. Louis Exposition, 1904, and com-
memorative medal; gold medal, Liege, 190S; grand prix, Milan, 1906; Barcelona, 1907;
gold medal, Brussels, 1910; gold medal, Amsterdam, 1912; medal, London Royal Society,
1914: grand prix, Florence Societa delle Belle .4rti, 19 15.
Member of the International Jury of Awards, Panama-Pacific International Exposition,
San Francisco, 1915.
THE WONDER OF WORK
Panama Series
Guard Gate: Gatun.
The Cut: Culebra.
Steam Shovel.
Guard Gate: Gatun No. 2.
506. Bottom of Gatun Lock.
509. End of the Day: Gatun Lock.
511. Bottom of Pedro Miguel.
514. Cranes at Miraflores.
6952. The Cut from Culebra.
The Walls of Miraflores.
Steam Shovel in the Cut.
Bishop's Walk: Panama.
New York Series
507. Cortland Street by Night.
508. Palisades and Palaces.
510. Times Building.
495.
499.
501.
504.
6953.
6954,
6955.
512. Hail America.
516. The Avenue.
51S. The Elevated.
520. The Woolworth Building.
522. The White Tower.
6956. Building a Sk\scraper at Night.
Cortland Street.
Misty Morning.
Pittsburgh and Chicago Series
482. Under the Bridge: Chicago.
486. On the Way to Bessemer.
488. Pittsburgh: No. 3.
500. Pittsburgh: No. 2.
Stockyards: Chicago.
Grain Elevators: Chicago.
Mining Village.
6960. The Mine.
6961. Tracks: Chicago.
6957
6958.
529
530
6959
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ETCHERS, ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS
PENNELL, JOSEPH (Continued)
San Francisco Series
484. Up to the Fairmont.
6962. Market Street.
6963. Down to the Bay.
6964. Kearny Street.
6965. Looking West.
6966. Chinatown.
6967. Isles of the Bay.
6968. Seal Rocks.
Washington Series
6969. The Avenue: Washington.
6970. The Way up to the Capitol.
Yosemite Series
483. The Cathedral Door.
485. At the Foot of the Falls.
487. Falls at Night.
Grand Canyon Series
489. Storm in the Canvon.
492. The Walled City.
497. The Castle.
Philadelphia, 1914
6971. Girard Street.
6972. Upsala: Germantown.
6973. Cliveden: The Chew House.
6974. Philadelphia from Belmont.
6975. The Philadelphia Club.
6976. Main Street: Germantown.
6977. The Tunnel in the Park.
6978. Down Sansome St. from Eighth St.
6979. The Massed Skyscrapers Above the
Housetops.
6980. The Dining Room: Stenton.
6981. The Hall at Cliveden: The Chew
House.
6982. The Bridge Across Market Street, from
Broad Street Station.
6983. The Dining Room at Cliveden.
6984. The Hall: Stenton.
6985. Morris House: CJermantown.
6986. Wyck: The Doorwav from Within.
6987. The Elevated at Market St, Wharf.
6988. Upper Room at Stenton.
6989. Bed Room: Stenton: The Home of
James Logan.
6990. Library: C. J. Wistar Residence.
6991. Hall: C. J. Wistar Residence.
6992. Interior: C. J. Wistar Residence.
6993. The Water Works.
Belgian Series
515. Grip at Serang.
517. Old and New Mills at Valenciennes.
PERARD. VICTOR SEMON
Born Paris, France, IH/O. Studied:
Arts in Paris, under Gerome.
417. Brooklyn Bridge.
418. The Madeleine.
7015. Portrait Sketch.
519. The Dump: Serang.
524. The Iron Gate: Charlerol.
525. Modern Hobbema: Charleroi.
532. Creusot.
6994. Mills on the Meuse.
6995. Avenue at Valenciennes.
6996. Landscape of Work.
English Series
498. St. Paul's Out of My Window.
502. Wren's City.
503. River of \Vork: Leeds.
505. Low Moor Works: Bradford.
513. The Big Stack: Sheffield.
526. Copper at Cardiff.
6997. The Great Chimnev: Bradford.
6998. The Great White Cloud: Leeds.
6999. Mond Gas.
7000. Old and New England.
7001. The Winding Stair: Leeds.
7002. Forges at Sheffield.
7003. Dinner Time: Greengates.
7004. Building Dover Pier.
7005. Tea Tower.
German Series
521. New Rhine Castles.
7006. Landing Place: Duisburg.
7007. New Haven: Duisburg.
7008. Cranes at Duisburg.
7009. Tracks of Oberhausen.
Greek Series
528. Columns of Temple of Jupiter:
Evening.
7010. Temple of Castor and Pollux:
Girgenti.
7011. The Wine Dark Sea.
Italian Series
490. Rebuilding the Campanile No. 2.
491. Old and New Rome.
493. Rebuilding the Campanile: Venice.
494. Rebuilding the Campanile No. 3.
496. On the Pincio: Rome.
European Series
527. White Mills: Holland.
7012. Court of the Fishpond.
Zeppelins
523. Zeppelin Shed.
531. Zeppelin Coming Out.
London in War Times
7013. Searchlights Over St. Paul's.
7014. London Lights: No. 2.
A'. .'/. D. and A. S. L. in Neiv York; Ecole des Beaux
7016. Tours de Carcassonne.
7017. The Old Organ Grinder.
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CATALOGUE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
PERCY, ISABELLE C.
Born Alameda, Cat., SSS3. StuJieJ ivit/i Doiu and Snell in Neiv York; Brang4; bronze medal, Paris Exposition, H)oo; silver medal, Pan-
.Lmerican Exposition, Buffalo, igoi.
375. Fish House.
Lent by A. S. Macdonald, Esq.
PLOWMAN. GEORGE T.
Born Le Sueur. .Mi'in.. ;orhood Cjossip.
7124. The Course of True Love.
7125. Solitude.
REINDEL, WILHELM G.
Burn Eraser, Mich., iSyi.
7138. Siesta.
REVERE, PAUL
Burn Boston, Mass., i/S.^,
had.: .1. S. I., o) A', v.,' Kenyan Cox;
rens. Member: ("al. Soc. of E.
7104. Notre Dame de Paris.
7105. Le Posterne: Moret.
7106. Dans la Court: Moret.
7107. A Little Holland Maid.
7108. St. Gervais: Paris.
7109. The Butcher Shop: Moret, France.
7110. La Malmaison.
7111. The Shop: Old Paris.
7112. La Maison en Bois: Coudebec.
7113. A Corner of Chartres Cathedral.
7114. Old Cypress of Monterey.
7115. Unloading.
Member: Chicago S. E. ( Prcs.) ; Chicago S. .4.
7126. Marsh Hay Stacks.
7127. In Somebody's Orchard.
7128. The First Temples.
7129. The Wind-Swept Dunes.
7130. Dawn in the Hills.
7131. The Edge of the Forest.
7132. The Fisherman's Home.
7133. A North Woods Hermitage.
7134. Old Apple Trees.
7135. Derelicts.
7136. The Requiem of the Leaves.
7137. Twilight on the Dunes.
7139. The Heath
gold and sil'ver-plale. His ivort is c
i nierest.
7140. A Conference between some Indian
Chiefs and Colonel Bouquet.
7141. 'I'he Mitred Minuet.
Lent by Robert Fridenberg, Est].
died there iSlS. He was trained by his father to engrave on
rude in execution, valuable only for its historical
ri42. King Philip.
Lent by C. A. Munn, Esq.
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RITCHIE. ALEXANDER HAY
Born Glasgow, Scotland, iSiS. Came to New York in 1S41; earliest prints issued about
1847. He became an Associate of the Academy in 186$ and an Academician of the Na-
tional Academy of Design in 1S71.
449. The March to the Sea (after Darley).
Lent by Mrs, F. O. C. Darley.
ROSENTHAL, ALBERT
Born Philadelphia, 1S63. Studied with his father. Max Rosenthal; P. A. F. A.; Ecole
des Beaux-Arts in Paris under Gerome; and in Munich. Honors: Bronze medal, St. Louis
Exposition, 1904; gold medal, A. A. S., 1907.
367. William H. Taft (after Zorn). 7143. Rev. William H. Furness.
379. Theodore Roosevelt (after Sargent). 7144. Lawn Tennis Club (after Bridgman).
ROSENTHAL, MAX
Born Turck, Russian Poland, iSss; came to Phila., 1849. Studied with Carl Harnich in
Berlin; Martin Thumanger in Paris: Schussele in Philadelphia. Honor: Bronze medal,
St. Louis Exposition, 1904. Did much lithographic work.
372. Mrs. Benedict Arnold and Child.
373. General James Wilkinson.
374. Washington (after Stuart).
7145. Washington (after Trumbull).
7146. Franklin (after C. W. Peale).
7147. Franklin (after C. W. Peale) (Color).
7148. Edward VII.
7149. Lincoln.
7150. Alexander Hamilton (after Inman).
7151. General John Cadvvallader.
7152. Richard Henrv Lee.
7153. Col. William S. Smith.
ROTH, ERNEST DAVID
Born Stuttgart, Germany, 1879. Studied
7154. Col. Walter Stewart.
7155. Charles Thompson.
7156. Rev. Jacob Duche.
7157. Col. Knowlton.
7158. Washington (after Sharpies).
7159. Washington (after St. Memin).
7160. Washington (after St. Memin).
7161. St. Memin.
7162. Napoleon (after Isabey).
7163. Edward Savage.
7164. Toussard.
7165. Daniel Webster.
7166. Daniel Webster.
N. A. D. in New York. Member: N. Y. W.
C. C; Honors: Third prize. Salmagundi Club, 191 1 ; first prize, Salmagundi Club, 19 1 J.
First prize for best architectural subject in 1914 Exhibition Chicago Soc. of E. Etching
purchased by committee for collection of Chicago Art Institute.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 19J}.
617. Grim Florence.
620. Ca' d'Oro: Venice.
621. The Arch of the Conca.
623. II Campo Margherita: Venice.
624. The Buttress: Ponte Vecchio.
627. Ponte Trinita: Florence.
628. Assisi.
629. Florentine Roofs.
7167. The Bridges: Florence.
7168. San Gimignano: The Towers.
7169. The Bridge: Venice.
7170. A Venetian Doorway.
7171. Poplars near Florence.
7172. The Ghetto: Venice.
7173. The Little Mosque: Stamboul.
7174. A German Barn Yard.
7175. The Gate: Venice.
7176. On the Arno: Florence.
7177. Fiesole from San Francesca.
7178. The Buttress: Ponte Trinita, Florence.
7179. San Gregorio: Venice.
7180. A Quiet Canal: Venice.
7181. Ponte Vecchio: Afternoon.
7182. Florence.
7183. Or San Michele: Florence.
RUBINS. H. W.
Born Buffalo, N. Y., iS6^. Studied: Art Institute, Chicago; Minneapolis School of Fine
Arts.
826. Arriving Steamer. 838. Chicago River.
RYDER, WORTH
Born Kirkwood, III.,
Munich, Germany.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 191-,.
421. Alt Munchenerin. 601. Bavarian Girl.
424. Flemish Woman. 7184. Woman of Dachau.
428. The Veronese.
18S4. Studied: A. S. L. of N. Y.; Royal Bavarian .Academy,
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L'AMOUR. By Evelyn Realrite Longman
ETCHERS, ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGR.\PHERS
ST. MEMIN, CHARLES B. J. FEVRET DE
Born Dijon, France, 1770; died there, 1852. Came to Canada in 1/(^3, and soon after to
Ae DRVAI). Hy I'aiil Mtiiu/iif>
ETCHERS, ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS
SQUIRE, MAUD H. (CoiuiniKd)
S7S. Two Women.
879. Market.
880. Girl with a Basket.
881. Mother.
882. Sisters.
883. Woman anil Child.
884. The Portrait.
885. The Dispute.
886. On the Quai.
7234. Knitting.
7235. Conger Eels.
STACKPOLE. RALPH
Studied ivil/i Mcriic in Paris.
726. Adele.
7246. Piaz/on! Etching.
STETSON, CHARLES WALTER
Born Tiverton Four Corners, R. I.
403. Landscape with Figures.
7248. Evening.
STEUVER, CELIA M.
Rom St. Louis, Mo. Studied:
Germany and I'ienna. Member: Cat. Soe. of E
honorahte mention. Missouri State fair, igi^.
iS=,S.
7236. A Peasant.
7237. CSreen Door.
723S. Little Model.
7239. Cherries.
7240. Loafers.
724L Windy Day.
7242. Bargaining.
7243. Brothers.
7244. Children on the Dike.
7245. At Market.
7247. Adele Sewing.
Died Rome, Italy, ign.
7249. Just after Sunset.
7250. Landscape.
St. Louis School of Fine .Irts; Ecole des Beaux-Arts : Paris,
Western Artists. Honors: Prize and
7256. Besigheim : Wurtemberg.
7257. Helgoland.
7258. rim I.
7259. Evening.
7260. Old Tower, Rothenburg.
726L Krapfenvvald, Alle, L, Vienna.
7262. View of a Church.
384. Old Street: Besigheim, Bavaria.
387. Clm II.
725 L Old Arcaded House: Bavaria.
7252. Old \\\tI1: Weisenburg Am Sand,
Bavaria.
7253. Danauwerth: Bavaria.
7254. Old Mill: Holland.
7255. La Grare: La Niege.
STEVENS, DOROTHY
Born Toronto, /cV,S'i'. Studied: London, Slade School of Art: H'ilson Steer, Henry Tonks,
Fred Broivn. .Member: Ontario Society of Artists; Chicago Society of Etchers.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
7268. Nude.
7269. St. Nicola: Ghent.
7270. Hotel de la Ville: Bruges.
727L Coppelia.
7272. Firenze.
7273. Fiesole.
7274. Mont St. Michel.
7275. Rue I'Ane Aveugle.
7276.
Dieppe.
I'eg'ise.
Bruges.
Dinan: Brittanv.
756. Gamine.
78L St. Jacques:
786. Odalisque.
79L La sortie de
803. Old Bridge:
7263. The Cathedral Square.
7264. The Merry-Go-Round.
7265. Antwerp Cathedral.
7266. Ponte Vecchio.
7267. Mile, de Maupin.
STEVENS, HELEN B.
Born Chicago, iSyH. Studied: A. I. C; Frank Brani^icyn in Ent;land. Member: S. If. A.,
Cbiaifio S. E. Instructor in Etching and Assistant Curator of Prints, Art Institute of
Chicago.
Bronze medal. Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igi^.
72L Main Building and Boat Houses: 725. Librarv Cloister: Brvn Mawr College.
Wellesley.
STEVENS. THOMAS WOOD
Born Daysville, III., iSHo. Studied: .Irmonr Inst, of Tech , Chicago; Frank Brangiuyn
in London; Sorolta y Bastida. .Member: S. IV. A.; Chicago S. A.; Chicago S. E. (vice-
pres.). Instructor in mural painting, .Irt Inst, of Chicago.
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CATALOGUE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
STEVENS, THOMAS WOOD (Continued)
Member of the International Jury of Awards, Panama-Pacific International Exposition,
San Francisco, iQij.
723. Harper Memorial: University of 7278. Clearing for the Great Staircase.
Chicago. 7279. Fountain of the Great Lakes.
724. Bow and Arrow. 7280. Blair Arch: Princeton.
728. Old South Middle: Yale. 7281. Cadet Barracks and Chapel: West
729. Bridging a Ravine: Pittsburgh. Point.
730. The Yard: Harvard.
STRICKLAND, WILLIAM
Born P/iitaJelp/iia, lySy ; died Nashville, Tenn., 1854. Studied architecture, portrait
painting, designing for engravers and engraving in aquatint. Better knovsn as an
architect than engraver, having designed a number of the principal buildings in Phila-
delphia.
7282. Meriwether Lewis, Esq.
Lent by Robert Fridenberg, Esq.
STURGES, DWIGHT C.
Born Boston, Mass., 1874. Studied: Coicles Art School, Boston, Mass.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 19IJ.
593. A Late Cottager. 7290. Portrait: Mr. Washburn.
597. Alone. 7291. Nude.
598. The Promised Land. 7292. Road Around the Hill.
599. Sisters. 7293. My Father.
600. Stamp Collectors. 7294. Scollay Square: Boston.
603. Portrait: Dr. Samuel Green. 7295. Solitaire.
604. The Bed Time Storv. 7296. Little Girl Dressing.
608. The Three Elms. ' 7297. Essex Marshes.
7283. Path Through the Pasture. 7298. The Old Flute Player.
7284. An Old Hebrew. 7299. My Little Model.
7285. Portrait of Mrs. S. 7300. Park Street and State House: Boston.
7286. Adams Square: Boston. 7301. Portrait: Miss C.
7287. Still Waters. 7302. Along the Merrimac.
7288. WTiarf: Boston. 7303. Study Head.
7289. Home from the Banks.
TALLMADGE, THOMAS E.
Born If'ashin^ton, D. C, 18/6. Member: Cliff Diiellers. Chicago S. E. Honor: Chi-
cago .4rch. Club traveling scholarship, 1904.
792. Structural Steel. 7305. Calle St. Ignace: Havana.
7304. Old Sugar Warehouses.
TANNER, BENJAMIN
Born A'c^u York, I'TS: died Baltimore, Md.. 1S4S. Was engraving in \eiu York
from lygi to 1S03, then went to Philadelphia, where he remained until 184$, engaging in
business as a general engraver and map publisher.
7306. John Adams.
Lent by Robert Fridenberg, Esq.
TIEBOUT, CORNELIUS
Date of birth is uncertain. Supposed to have died in Kentucky about j8so. He came to
this country from Holland and engraved maps and subject plates for S'e-zv York pub-
lishers in iy8<)-go and fairly good line portraits in 1793. He went to Philadelphia about
J/gg, where he conducted an extensive business as an engraver until 182$.
443. Right Rev. William White.
Lent bv Robert Fridenberg, Esq.
TRENCHARD, JAMES
He was located in Philadelphia as an engraver and seal-cutter as early as June, 1777,
and was a member of the firm that established the "Columbian Magazine." He went to
England in 171)3, where he remained.
TiOl. Major General Greene.
Lent by Robert Fridenberg, Esq.
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ETCHERS, ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS
TWACHTMAN, JOHN H.
Born Cincinnati, !&=,$. Died 1902. Studied: School of Design, Cincinnati. Spent the
liinler of 1S/-I and lS/^=; in Duveneck's Life School and Painting Class in the same city.
Went to Europe in the fall of 187^, entering the .Irt School at Munich. Honors: IV ebb
prize. Society of .Imerican .Irlists, iSSS; bronze medal, Columbian Exposition, Chicago,
iSgs; Temple gold medal. The Pennsylvania .Icademy of the Fine Arts, 1S95; silver
medal. Pan-.-l merican Exposition, Buffalo, igoi. Member: American Art Club, Munich.
730S. Shore Cottages. 7309. Boat Landing.
VANDERHOEF, CHARLES A.
Exhibited at the Royal .Icademy in 1881.
386. Solitude.
Lent by A. S. Macdonald, Esq.
VAN ELTEN, KRUSEMAN H. D.
Horn at .llkmaar. Holland, iSjg; died at Paris, 1^04. Studied: Haarlem, ivith I.icstr.
also in Brussels. Came to AV-ir York in rSdfi. Member: N. .4. D. Felloiv of the Royal
Society of Painter-Etchers, London, and winner of a medal at the .Amsterdam Exposition.
7310. Glimpse of the Ocean. 73 U. River in Holland.
Lent bv A. C. Kennedy & Co.
VONDROUS. JOHN C.
Born in Bohemia. Austria, 18S4. Studied: N. A. D. under E. M. Ward, G. Maynard
and F. C. Jones.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
555. Nicholas Church from Mostecka St. 7315. Market Place: Prague.
556. Prague Bridges. 7316. St. Nicholas Church: Prague.
560. S. Maria della Salute: Venice. 7317. An Old House: Slavonov, Bohemia.
562. Tyn Church: Prague (Nocturne). 7318. Bridge of St. Charles the Fourth:
7312. St. Nicholas Church (Russian) : Prague. Prague.
7313. Street on Hradcanv: Prague. 7319. Old Town Hall: Prague.
7314. Old Houses: Prague. 7320. Tyn Church Portal: Prague.
WARNER, EVERETT
Born I'inton. la., 1S77. Studied: .4. S. L. in Washington and N'eiv York; Julian Academy
in Pans. .Member: X. Y. If. C. C; A. IV. C. S.; S. Wash. A.; Paris A. A. A. Honors:
First Corcoran prize. Wash. W. C. C, 190J : Sesnan medal. P. A. F. A., igo8 ; silver
medal, Buenos .lircs Exposition, igio; second Hallgarten prize, N. .1. D., igi2.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igis.
707. Memorial Tower. 716. Brothers and Linnonia.
708. Brooklyn Bridge. 717. Rue Jerzual : Dinan.
709. Montreuil Mills. 720. A Bavarian Church.
712. Phelps Gateway. 7321. Harvard Hall.
714. Moonlight: Montreuil.
WARNER, WILLIAM
Born Philadelphia about 181$; died there in iS^S. He ikos a portrait painter and a self-
taught engraver in mezzotint.
446. Sir Charles Metcalf.
Lent by Robert Fridenberg, Esq.
WASHBURN, CADWALLADER
Born .Minneapolis, Minn. Studied: Mass. Inst, of Technology, Boston; A. S. L. of N. Y.
under .Mowbray and Chase: Sorolla in Spain; Besnard in Paris. Member: Minn. Slate
.■Irt .Issoc. Honors: Second prize, Paris .-/. .1. .1.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igij.
580. Dragon Font at Kujomizu Dera Tem- 607. Where Boats Beach.
pie: Japan. 7322. Liberal Arts Building: The Entrance.
581. Tower of Temple Parroiiuial; Taxco. 7323. A Sharp Turn: Cuernavaca.
587. Peon with Zarape. 7324. A Quiet Inlet: Oceanport.
589. Ebbing Tides. 7325. Boats: Brielle.
592. Santa Maria in Distance: Cuernavaca: 7326. Sailing Boat Ashore.
Mexico. 7327. Bay Head in Distance.
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WASHBURN. CADWALLADER (Continued)
7328. Quiet Hour.
7329. Wash of the Tides.
7330. High Noon: Manasquan.
7331. Siesta: Cuernavaca, Mexico.
7332. Caracola Road No. 2: Cuernavaca,
Mexico.
7333. Boats Landing.
7334. The Cathedral of Leon.
7335. West Fa<;ade of la Valenciana.
7336. West Side of Temple Farroquiale:
Taxco, Mexico.
7337. Front Fa<;ade of la Valenciana.
7338. A Riverside Path: Manasquan River.
7339. (Jlimpse of Manasquan River.
7340. Low Tide: Seaside Park.
734L Man with Sombrero.
7342. Boats on the Beach.
7343. Fishermen's Return.
7344. .Afternoon Trantniillity.
7345. Bridge at Mantaloking.
7346. Crabbing: Brielle.
WATT, WILLIAM G.
Bfjrii Sew York, lXfi~. SltiJied idlli E. Heinemn/in, Emile Clrmenl and N.
her: Satma. C, IQOJ.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition. San Francisco, iQlJj.
7347. Sandy Road.
734S. Bridge at Brielle.
7349. Far Helfjhis: Cuernavaca, Mexico.
7350. Stone Bench: Borda Garden, Cuerna-
vaca.
7351. Vallev Path: Cuernavaca.
7352. Porfirio Diaz Park.
7353. Templo de Salud Mixcoae: Mexico.
7354. Sagrario Metropolitano: Mexico City.
7355. Borda Garden in Distance: Cuernavaca,
Mexico.
7356. Road to Cuernavaca: Mexico.
7357. The CJreat Arch.
735S. Building the Dome.
7359. The Derrick.
7360. The Flagstaff.
7361. Sunlight and Shadow.
7362. The Doorwav.
7363. The Scaffolding.
7364. The Half Dome.
■1. D. Mem-
357. A Russian Lady (after Fechin).
361. The Ring (after Alexander).
364. The Apple Gatherers (after Anderson).
7365. The Harvest (after L'hermitte).
7366. The Pool.
7367. A Music Party (after Metsu).
7368. Andromeda (after Duran).
WEBSTER, HERMAN A.
Born iXeiv York, i\. >'., iSyS. Studied ivit/i Laurens in Paris. Member: R. Soc. of Painter-
Etchers. London: Soc. Nat. des Beaux-Arts, Paris: Paris A. A. A.; Chelsea A. C.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igij.
7369. Carcassonne (from Photo).
7370. Book Plate bv Chas. S. Chapman.
7371. Book Plate by Chas. S. Chapman.
7372. Fanrv Head.
7373. Mr. Ranier (after Perard).
7374. Book Plate.
7375. Illustration (after Birch).
7380. La Route de Louviers.
7381. The Quartier St. Jean.
7382. Der Langer Franz.
7383. St. Saturnin: Toulouse.
7384. La Rue St. Jacques.
7385. Les Blanchisseuses.
7386. La Maison Meline.
7387. Old Man's Head.
7388. The Clock Makers.
567. Vieux Marchc: Marseilles.
569. L'Institut.
570. Ancienne Faculte de Medicine: Paris.
571. Old Houses on the Quai.
572. Le Pont Notre Dame.
576. Sur le Quai Montebello.
7376. The Bridge: Frankfort.
7377. Notre Dame des Andelys.
7378. Le Pont Neuf: Paris.
7379. Old Court: Sachsenhousen.
WEHRSCHMIDT, DANIEL A.
Born in Cleveland, (>., iSOl. Studied: Herkomer School, Bushey Herts. Honors: Tiio
bronze medals, St. Louis.
Medal of Honor, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, IQI^.
4235. \m\ Should Also Mount With Me. 4359. The New Slave.
4236. Old Hall. 7389. In an Irish Creamerv.
4308. The Hedge Cutter. 7390. The Bathing Tent.
4315. The Old Shepherd. 7391. The Baby Bacchus.
WEIR, J. ALDEN
Born West Point, \. Y., iS^j. Studied -n-ith his father, Robert tC. Ifeir, at West Point;
Geromc in Paris. Member: A. N. A., 1885; N. A., 1S86; A. If. C. S.; Ten Am. P.;
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SCRATCHING A TWISTER. By Josfl>h J. Mora
ETCHERS, ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS
WEIR, J. ALDEN (Continued)
A'. Y. F.tthing (.'.; Sat. Insl. A. I.. Honors: Honorable mention, Paris Salon, 18S2;
silver medal for painlinn an J hrnnze for dravSins^, Paris Exposition, iSSg; prize ($J,noo),
.Imeritan Art .Issoc. Meiv York: medal, C. I. Pittshur^li, jSgy ; bronze medal, Paris
Exposition, igoo; ^old medal, Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, IQOI : gold medal for
paintings and silver for engraving, St. Louis Exposition, 1904: Inness medal, N. A. D.,
l(jo6; Lippimott prize, P. .•/. F. A., IQIO.
Member International Jury of .Iwarjs,
Francisco, igtfi.
401. Portrait of H. C. Weir.
404. Portrait Figure.
405. The Evening Lamp.
407. Arcturus.
408. Portrait of John F. Weir.
409. Child uith Dog.
410. The Little Student.
412. Portrait of Dr. Robert F. Weir.
7393. The Guitar Player.
7393. Portrait by Candlelight.
7394. Coon .-Mlev.
7395. Still Life. '
WELLINGTON, F. H.
354. Girl at the Piano (after painting by
Harrv Townsend}.
Lent b\ Ray Brown, Esfj.
WESTRUM, ANNI VON
Born Holland. Studied: Munich, licnna, Berlin, Paris. Member: Beaux-Arts. Pans.
889. Birches. 7408. Old Baltic Farm House.
7407. Windmill.
Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San
7396. On the Porch.
7397. Head.
7398. Mother and Child.
7399. The Hay Stacks.
7400. Roscoe's Barn.
7401. The Picture Book.
7402. Head.
7403. Sketches.
7404. The Little Fountain.
7405. The Little Pump.
7406. Portrait of Robert Weir.
Thomas Anshuiz: Paris, i:itb
WETHERILL. ELISHA KENT KANE
Born Philadelphia. /.V//. Studied: P. A. F. A. ivith
J. McSeill If lustier.
Honorable mention, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igiy.
7413. Camden Court House.
7414. The Goose Shop.
7415. The Tenements.
7416. The Coal Hoist.
7417. The Back Street.
7418. Bavle's Slip.
768. The Triangle.
793. Ben llawkin's Blacksmith Shop.
807. The Archway.
7409. (iatewav: Bryn Mawr.
7410. The Shacks. '
7411. Brooklyn Bridge.
7412. The Sooty Shop.
WHISTLER, JAMES McNEILL
Horn l.ovcell. Mass , iSsh Died England, njns. Studied nvith Gleyer in Pans. .Medals.
Paris. yA'A'?,- P. A. F. A.. 19OJ; Columbian Exposition. 1SQ3. Officer of the Legion of
Honor, Societaire de la Societe Rationale des Beaux-Arts President of Society of British
Artists, 1SS6.
ETCHINGS 299. The Riva, No. I.
287. The Little Mast. 304. Long Venice.
288. San Biagio. 306. Square House: Amsterdam.
289. Drouet. 307. Doorway and Vine.
290. Traghetto. 308. Two Doorways.
292. San Giorgio. 309. Salute at Dawn.
293. Becquet. 314. Lime Burner.
294. Piazzetta. 316. Black Lion Wharf.
295. Long House: Amsterdam. 318. Roiherhithc. *
296. \''eille aux Loques. 319. Weary.
297. The Palace. Lent by William M. Ladd, Esq.
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CATALOGUE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
WHISTLER, JAMES McNEILL (Continued
LITHOGRAPHS
The Thames.
Unfinished Sketch of Lady Haden.
The Smith: Passage du Dragon.
Draped Figure, Reclining (in colors).
302. Draped Figure: Standing.
303. The Little Nude Model Reading.
305. Nude Model Standing.
Lent bv Hunt Henderson, Esq.
Model aiid Child.
Lent by William M. Ladd, Esq.
Study: Maude Seated.
312. Stephane Mallarme.
291,
298,
300.
301.
310.
311.
313. A Duet.
Lent bv William M. Ladd, Esq.
315. The Dancing Girl.
317. La Fruitiere de la Rue de Gronelle.
Terrace : Luxembourg.
Little London.
Lent by Hunt Henderson, Esq.
Blacksmith Shop.
Lent by William M. Ladd, Esq.
325. Portrait of Joseph Pennell.
326. Savoy Pigeons.
Lent by Hunt Henderson, Esq.
320,
322,
324.
iSSo. Studied: Paris, i-Jl/i Jean Paul Laurens and Jacques
7427. At the Dock.
7428. Telegraph Hill:
7429. The Forest.
7430. A Study.
892. In September.
San Francisco.
WHITE, CHARLES HENRY
Born Hamilton, Ontario. iSyS. Studied with H'/iistler, Laurens and Constant. Member:
Salon d'.lutomne, Paris; A', y. Soc. of E. Honors: Medal, St. Louis Exposition.
Medal of Honor, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, I>)I^.
7419. The Old Courtyard. 7422. Old Manoir.
7420. Rue de I'Ane Aveugle. 7423. La Rue de la Paix.
7421. San Remo.
WILKE, WILLIAM H.
Born San Francisco, Cat.
Blanche.
648. Toward the Bav.
660. The Viaduct.
7424. Bill.
7425. The Wood Road.
7426. The Hay Barges.
WILLIAMS, J. SCOTT
Member: S. I., igio.
422. The Ship Blacksmith Shop,
WINSLOW, HENRY
Born Boston, Mass., 1S/4. Studied in Paris ivith Jl'histler. Member
722. Westminster Cathedral. 7434. The Wanderer.
731. Saint Paul's. 7435. The Carpenter's Shop.
7431. The Spire. 7436. The Beeches.
7432. London Bridge. 7437. The Old Square.
7433. Pont de L'Arche. 7438. Wood Monsters.
WINTHROP, NEWMAN V.
7439. Alice. 7440. Washington.
Lent bv Robert Fridenberg, Esq.
WOLF. HENRY
Born Eckiversheim, .Alsace, iSfJ. Studied with Jacques Levy in Strasbourg. Came to
New York in iSyi. Member: .1. N. A., 1905; N. A., igoS ; Int. Soc. of S. P. Gravers;
Union Inter, des Beaux-.lrts et des Lettres, Paris. Honors: Honorable mention, Paris
Salon. 18SS : honorable mention, Paris Exposition, l8Sg: first class medal, Columbian
Exposition, Chicago, iSgSi .T"'"' medal, Paris Salon, i8g=i; silver medal, Paris Expo-
sition, igoo; silver medal, Rouen Exposition, igos; diploma and grand medal of honor
for wood engraving, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, igof.
Grand Prize, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igij.
328. Lower New York in a Mist from the 331. Evening: Swan Lake, Central Park,
Cat. Soc. of E.
Pennsylvania R. R. Boat.
3S9. The Evening Star.
330. Little Ladv Sophie of Soho (after
Whistler).
New York.
332. The Wood Gatherers, (after Inness).
333. Lizzie Lynch (after Weir).
334. Joseph Pulitzer (after Sargent).
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1 UK MAIDKN Ol llIK KUMAN CAMPAdNA. liy .llhin I'uiauk
ETCHERS, ENGRAVERS AXD LITHOGRAPHERS
336.
337.
338.
33».
340.
744S.
7449.
7450.
7451
7452.
WOLF, HENRY (Continued)
335. The Mussel Gatherers (after Martin).
The Mirror (after Alexander).
The Morning Star.
Lady with a Lute (after V'ermeer).
River Scene: La Riviere a la Tour
Lointaine (after Corot).
A Northeaster (after Homer).
341. Portrait of the Engraver, H. Wolf
(after Wiles).
342. Miss Alexander (after Whistler).
7441. Morning Mists.
7442. Recreation (after Couture).
7443. Don Balthasar Carlos (after Velasquez) .
7444. The Boy with a Sword (after Manet).
7445. Woman at the Window (after Ver-
meer).
7446. Girl with Fruit (after Ambrogio de
Predis).
7447. .'\braham Lincoln (enlarged from small
print by Brady).
Wm. M. Thackeray (from drawing by
Lawrence).
Robert L. Stevenson (from snap shot).
Portrait Sketch (unfinished) (after
Whistler).
Beatrice d'Este (after da Vinci).
Portrait of a Girl (after Velasquez).
7453. Mv Mother (after Whistler).
7454. Thomas Carlyle (after Whistler).
7455. A Madonna (after Botticelli).
7456. A Gentlewoman (after Weir).
7457. A Spanish Countess (after Goya).
7458. Homeward (after Dessar).
7459. The Music Room (after Whistler).
7460. Young Ladv with Poppy Flower (after
Loeb). ■
7461. Miss Nelthrop (after Lawrence).
7462. The Fur Jacket (after Whistler).
7463. Kittv Fisher (after Reynolds).
7464. The Goldfish (after Hubbell).
7465. A Danish Princess (after Holbein).
7466. Portrait of a Lady (after Shannon).
7467. Landscape (after Dewey).
7468. Lady with Hand Mirror (after Wiles).
7469. Portrait of a Girl (after Emmett).
7470. Mother and Child (after Cassatt).
7471. The Sonata (after Wiles).
7472. Alice (after Chase).
7473. Lady with the White Shawl (after
Chase).
7474. Gathering Autumn Leaves (after
Chase).
7475. A Lady in Black (after Chase).
7476. The Artist's Daughter (after Chase).
7477. The Christmas Tree (after Weir).
7478. The Green Bodice (after Weir).
7479. The Bent Tree (after Corot).
7480. Hon. Jos. H. Choate (after Sargent).
7481.
7482.
7483.
7484.
7485.
7486.
7487.
7488.
7489.
7490.
7491.
7492.
7493.
7494.
7495.
7496.
7497.
7498.
7499.
7500.
7501.
7502.
7503.
7504.
7505.
7506.
7507.
7508.
7509.
7510.
7511.
7512.
7513.
7514.
7515.
7516.
7517.
7518.
7519.
7520.
7521.
7522.
7523.
7524.
7525.
7526.
7527.
7528.
7529.
7530.
Jos. Jefferson as Dr. Pangloss (after
Sargent).
The Coral Necklace (after Tarbell).
Lady Stanhope (after Reynolds).
Mercedes (after Mora).
El Conde, Duque Olivares (after
Valesquez).
Geo. Washington (after Stuart).
Chevalier Yrujo (after Stuart).
Portrait of Trumbull (after Stuart).
Portrait of Miss Mierken (after
Stuart).
Portrait of Miss Plumstead (after
Stuart).
Portrait of Mrs. Morris (after Stuart).
Portrait of Mrs. Lea (after Stuart).
Portrait of Mrs. Otis (after Stuart).
Portrait of Mrs. Gotliff (after Stuart).
Portrait of Mrs. Griffith (after Stuart).
Portrait of Mrs. Nancy Pennington
(after Stuart).
Angel with the Flaming Sword (after
Blashfield).
The Promenader (after Menzel).
Open Air Meeting (after Menzel).
The Tiger (after Menzel).
Courting (after Hals).
Evening in Normandy (after Dearth).
The Fox Hunt (after Homer).
Eight Bells (after Homer).
A Normandy Farm (aftei Martin).
The Harp of the Winds (after Martin).
Early Ploughing (after Walker).
A Favorite Corner (after Alexander).
A Flower (after Alexander).
A Quiet Hour (after ."Mexander).
The Mousmee (after Blum).
Vn Canal en Artois (after Cazin).
The Approaching Storm (after Cazin).
The Road to the Village (after Cazin).
Josephine, Empress (after Lefevbre).
Napoleon, Emperor (after Lefevbre).
Yellow Marguerites (after Moore).
Romila (after Sears).
A Shipwrecked Sailor (after Pyle).
A Virgin Enthroned (after Thayer).
Emperor Hadrian (after Tadema).
Information (after Meissonier).
Campagne de France (after Meis-
sonier).
Portrait of Gerome.
La Soif (after Gerome).
The Carpet Merchant (after Gerome).
Holy Eve (after Von Uhde).
Good Friday (after Von Uhde).
Bonaparte before the Sphinx (after
Gerome) .
The Road to Bethlehem (after Von
Uhde).
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CATALOGUE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
WOLF, HENRY (Continued)
7531. In the Shade (after Caliga).
7532. Empress Josephine (after Realier
Dumas).
7533. Benjamin Franklin (after Duplessis).
7534. Le Soir (after Breton).
7535. The Road to Concarneau (after Pick-
nell).
7536. The Moose Hunt (after Brush).
7537. Portrait of a Boy (after Brush).
7538. Cynthia (after Beaux).
7539. Reverie (after Beaux).
7540. Les Amoureux (after Diaz).
7541. Bismarck (after Lenbach).
7542. Self Portrait (after Lenbach).
7543. The Millpond (after Ranger).
7544. Landscape in Holland (after Ranger).
7545. A I'Abreuvoir (after Dagnan-
Bouveret).
7546. The Madonna of the Rose (after
Dagnan-Bouveret ) .
7547. La Bernoise (after Dagnan-Bouveret).
7548. Alone in the World (after Israels).
7549. Sally Franklin (after Hoppner).
7550. Nantucket School of Philosophy (after
Johnson).
7551. The Young Michelangelo Sculpturing
the Head of a Faun.
7552. Lady in Black (after Freer).
7553. San Giorgio (after Bunce).
7554. Christ Walking on the Waves (after
Coleman).
7555. Visit of Shepherds (after Lerolle).
7556. Self Portrait (after Dow).
7557. Mrs. Champion de Crespigny (after
Romney).
7558. Evening on the Terraces (after
Constant).
7559. At Kissingen (after Menzel).
7560. The Scattering of the Mists.
7561. A Duck Pond.
7562. The Roadside (after Gifford).
7563. Thos. Jefferson (after C. W. Peale).
7564. In the Adirondacks (after Wyant).
7565. The New England Peddler (after
Johnson) .
7566. Judge Jones (after Stuart).
7567. Portrait of a Lady (after Henri).
7568. Mv Daughter Josephine (after
" Tarbell).
7569. Aurora (after Low).
7570. Summer (after Benson).
•,/ Boston Coivtrs School; .1. S. L. of A'. Y. John ll'rii;/it.
hilernational Exposition, San Francisco, l<)i^.
7572. Browning's Palace: Venice.
7573. Taormina from Greek Theater.
7574. Jean-Marie No. 1.
7575. Jean-Marie No. 2.
7576. November.
7577. The Hermitage.
7578. Porta della Conca :
Perugia.
Arts: Hoivard Pyle,
First prize, etching.
WOOD, FRANKLIN T.
Horn Boston, lSy~. StuJh
of England.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific
537. St. Jerome.
543. Farm Lane.
579. Piazza Bagnia.
582. Old Man of Taormina.
588. Pasture Bars.
591. Gondolas.
7571. Bov in Tam O'Shanter.
WORKMAN, DAVID TICE
Born ll'aphrtoii, N. Dakota, tSS-f. Studied: Boston Museum Fine
ICilmin^ton, Del.: Frank Brangiiyn, London, Ent^land. Honor:
Minn. State Art Society, igij.
763. Elvet Bridge: Old Durham.
WRIGHT, CHARLES CUSHING
Born Damascota, Me.: died Seiv York, l. Studied:
Bicknell; Merson, in Paris. Member:
594. St. Merri : Paris.
.Imerica. 1 1 is profile portrait of Washington iL-as
Mass. lust, of Technology
Chicago S. E.
912. Courtyard: Taormina.
Boston: ir. H. ir.
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AMERICAN BISON. By .-/. Phimisler Proctor
FTnir.RS, ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS
YOUNG, MAHONRI M.
Horn Stilt Late City, I'ta/i, iS/y. Studied: A. S. L. of N. Y.: Julian Aradrmy in
Paris. Member: .•/. A'. .7., 19U; N. S. S.; Paris A. A. A.: Soc. of Utah Artists '., 1869. Studied: A. S. L. of N. Y.; Eakins in Philadelphia;
Ecole des Beaux-Arts and Merson in Paris. Member: S. A. A,, 189S ; A. N. A., igoi ;
N. A., W05; Nat. Inst. .4. L. Honors: Honorable mention, Paris Salon, 1S91 ; medal,
Columbian Exposition, Chicago, iSgs; Lippincott prize, P.A.F..4., 1S94; honorable men-
tion, Tennessee Centennial Exposition, Nashville, iSgy ; second prize, If^orcester Museum,
igoo; bronze medal, Paris Exposition, igoo; bronze medal, C. I. Pittsburgh, igoo; second
prize, Worcester Museum, IQOI ; silver medal for painting, bronze medal for drawing and
honorable mention for sculpture, Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, igoi; Shaw prize,
S. A. A., igoi; Shaw Fund purchase, S. A. A., igo.l; gold medal, Louisiana Purchase
Exposition, igo4: Isidor medal, N. A. D., igo8; Harris prize, .1. I. C, 1908; Palmer
gold medal, A. I. C, igio.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igij.
2463. Elisabeth. 2465. Quest.
2464. Breton Girl.
KIMBALL, ISABEL MOORE
Born ICentworih, Iowa. Studied with Herbert .4dams.
1412. Portrait Plaquette.
1416. Portrait Medallion.
KNIGHT, CHARLES ROBERT
Born Brooklyn, N. Y., 1S74. Studied with Brush and DuMond; A. S. L. of N. Y.; Metro-
politan .Irt School.
4464. Kodiak Bear. 4471. Leaping Tiger.
4469. Polar Bear.
KONTI, ISIDORE
Born rienna, .4ustria, iS6j. Studied: Imperial Academy in Vienna under Ilelmer and
Kundmann. Came to the United States in iSgj. Member: N. S. S.; N. Y. .4rch Lg.,
igoi; A. N. A., igoi; N. .4., igoj. Honor: Gold medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposi-
tion, 1904.
809. Surprise. 3620. Immortalitv of Genius.
3398. Solace. 3621. Dying Melodies.
3574. Scherzo. 4538. Wood Nymph.
KRATINA, JOSEPH
Born in Prague, Bohemia, iS~3. Member of the Societe des Arts Decoratifs, Paris.
4467. Genius: Head of Baby.
KRUPKA, JOSEPH
Born Rychnov, Bohemia, iSSo. Studied: Vienna, Prague, Moscow, New York. Honor:
Suydam medal, .4cademy of Design, N. Y.
2513. Kiss of the Oceans.
LADD, ANNA COLEMAN
Born Philadelphia, iS/S. Studied in Paris and Rome, and with Grafiy.
Honorable mention, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igi}.
1376. A Roman Lady. 4466. The Sword.
3579. Sleeping Furies. 4475. Wind and Spray.
3582. High Tide: Low Tide. 4509. Rock and Flower Group for PooL
3688. Winged Head. 4514. Triton Babies.
3695. The Human Instrument. 4515. Water Sprites.
4043. Eleanora Duse. 4516. Sun-God and Python.
LAESSLE, ALBERT
Born Philadelphia, iSyy. Studied: Spring Garden Inst., Drexel Inst., P. A. F. A. and
Charles Grafiy. Honors: Stewardson prize and Cresson traveling scholarship, P. A. F. .4.,
1904; bronze medal, Buenos Aires, igio.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igi^.
2508. Chanticleer. 3138. The Bronze Turkev.
2510. Kingfisher. 3210. The Squirrel.
2511. Fantail Pigeon. 3211. The Hunter.
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GRANDFATHERS BIRTHDAY. By F. Cabrera Com.
SCULPTORS AND MEDALISTS
LAESSLE, ALBERT (Continued^
3213. Young Turtle. 3220. An Outcast.
3213. Locust and Pine Cone. 3221. Frog and Katydid.
3214. King Crab and Beetle. 3222. The Contented Hop-toad.
3215. Blue-eyed Lizard. 3223. The Source.
3216. Turtle and Prey. 3224. Turtle and Snail.
3217. Repletion. 3225. Heron and Fish.
3218. Turning Turtle. S226. The Old Bullfrog.
3219. The First Step.
LEE, ARTHUR
Ilonorahlc mention, Panama-Pacific Iiitet national Exposition, San Francisco, li)IS
3098. The Virgin. 3121. The Nigger.
Lent by Mrs. Harry Payne Whit-
ney.
LICHTENAUER, J. MORTIMER '
Born .Vciii York, lSy6. StuiiieJ luith Mov.hray in .\'ci-j York; Merson and Laurens in
Paris. Member: N. Y. Arch. Lff., 1902; Mural P.; .4. S. L. of N. Y. Honors: Presi-
dent's prize. A'. Y. .-ircli. Lg , 1903 and 1907.
3332. Statuette.
LONGMAN, EVELYN BEATRICE
Horn Winchester, Ohio, 1874. Studied: A. I. C. under Taft; French in Netv York.
Member: N. S. S.; A. N. A., 1909. Honors: Silver medal, Louisiana Purchase Expo-
sition, 1904.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
282. Female Torso. 4049. Head of Bacchante.
283. Female Torso. 4527. L' .Amour.
LUKEMAN, AUGUSTUS
Born Richmond, la., lH/O. Studied ivith Launt Thompson and D. C. French in Neiv
York; Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris, under Falguiere. Member: A', y. Arch. Lg., 1S98;
N. S. S.; A. ,\'. A., 1909. Honor: Bronze medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904.
3331. Diana.
McCARTAN, E.
2978. Pan.
MacINTOSH, WILLIAM W.
Born West Philadelphia, Pa. Studied: P. A. F. A., and r.ith Eakins and Chase.
1630. Portrait of Mrs. L. C. M.
McKENZIE, R. TAIT
Born .'Ihnonte, Out , Canada, 1S67.
Honorable mention. Panama-Pacific International Exposition. San Francisco, 191$.
4550. The Young Franklin.
MacNEIL, CAROL BROOKS
Born Chicago, iS/i. Studied: A . I. C. under Lorado Taft: MacMonnies and Injalbert in
Paris. Member: N. S. S., N. Y. Honors: Honorable mention, Paris Exposition, 1900;
bronze medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904.
281. Betty. 3285. Farewell to the Fairies.
3I9I. First Lesson. 3619. The Wave.
MacNEIL, HERMON A.
Born Everett, Mass., 1S66. Studied: Mass. Normal .Irt School in Boston; luith Chapu
at Julian .Icademy and Falguiere at Ecole des Beaux-.lrts in Paris. Member: N. S. S.
(ex-pres.) ; A. N. A., 1905; N. A., 1906; S. A. A., 1901; A'. Y. Arch. Lg., 1902; N. A. C;
Nat. Inst. A. L. Honors: Rinehart Roman scholarship, 1S96-1900; designer's medal,
Columbian Exposition, Chicago, JS9.I; silver medal, Atlanta Exposition, 189s: silver
medal, Paris Exposition, 19(10; gold medal, Pan-.-l merican Exposition, Buffalo, 1901 : gold
medal, Charleston Exposition, 1902; commemorative gold medal, Louisiana Purchase Ex-
position, 1904; commemorative medal, Jens.ish Settlement in .Imerica; gold medal, Buenos
Aires Exposition, 1910.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 191 j.
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CATALOGUE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
MacNEIL. HERMON A. (Continued)
1599. Pan-American Medal of Award: Re- 1608. Medal of Honor: Architectural League
verse. of New York : Obverse.
1600. Pan-American Medal of Award: Ob- 3279. Incoming Wave.
verse. 3280. Girl with Young Satyr.
1607. Medal of Honor: Architectural League
of New York : Reverse.
MANATT, WILLIAM WHITNEY
Born Granville. Ohio, 1S75. Studied iL-ith Saint Gaudens at .V. S. L. of N. Y.
3343. Nymph.
MANOR, FLORENCE
Born Santa Cruz. Cal., iSSl. Honor: Gold medal, Alaska-Yukon Exposition, 190^.
4389. The Florence Madonna.
MANSHIP, PAUL
Born St. Paul. Minn., jSS6. Studied: St. Paul Art School; P. A. F. A.; three years' fel-
loivship at the American Academy in Rome. Honors: Helen Foster Burnett prize for
sculpture, N. A. D., New York. 19IS: IVidener gold medal, P. A. F. A., 1914.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
4048. Satyr and Sleeping Nymph. 4081. Portrait of a Baby.
4077. Little Brother. 4082. Centaur and Dryad.
4078. Lvric Muse. 4083. Portrait Statuette.
4079. Indian Hunter. 4084. Playfulness.
4080. Prong-horn Antelope. 4085. Spring Awakening.
MAZUR, WLADYSLAW
Born Zaslo, Poland, iSy^. Studied: Vienna. Societaire, Salon d'Autumne Paris, 11)04.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, I915.
1389. Portrait. 4388. Motherless.
1394. Coquetry.
MEARS, HELEN FARNSWORTH
Born Oslikosh, It'is., iS/6. Studied: Xeiv York and Paris. Member: N. S. S. Honors:
Prize ($500) from Mihiaukee Women's Club, Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893;
silver medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904.
Honorable mention, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igij.
1387. Portrait of My Mother.
MILLER, JOSEPH MAXWELL
Born Baltimore, iS//. Studied: Maryland Inst. School of .-Irt and Design; Rinehart
School of Sculpture and Charcoal Club in Baltimore; Julian Academy in Paris under
P'erlet. Member: N. S. S. Honors: Gold medal of honor, Maryland Inst, of Art Design,
iSQ/ ; Rinehart scholarship to Paris, IQOO-Oy. Honorable mention, Paris Salon, IQ02;
silver medal. Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904.
Honorable mention, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, IQI^.
1447. Portrait Heads: Obverse. 1454. Jubilee Medal: James, Cardinal Gib-
1448. Portrait Heads: Reverse. bons: Obverse.
1451. William Sidney Thayer. 1455. Jubilee Medal: James, Cardinal Gib-
bons: Reverse.
MORA, JOSEPH JACINTO
Born Montevideo, Uruguay, 18/6. Studied: A. S. L. of N. Y.; N. Y. Art School, under
Chase ; Covsles Art School in Boston.
Member of the International Jury of Aiuards, Panama-Pacific International Exposition,
San Francisco, 191$.
2153. Scratching a Twister. 3085. Moki Mana.
2869. Chochonee. 3087. Old Moki.
2877. The Moki Hairdresser. 3635. Esoah.
MOTT-SMITH, MAY
Born Honolulu, Haivaii. Studied: Colarossi Academy under Courtois, Van IVeyden,
Garridos, T. Spicer-Simson.
1415. Diana.
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SCULPTORS AND MEDALISTS
MULLER, OLGA POPOFF
Born Long Island City, iSS,^. Studied: Pctrograd, Munich, Paris. Honors: Medal of
honor, If'omen Artists, Paris; honorable mention, Academy, Chicago; first sculptural
prize. Association of If'omen Painters and Sculptors, AVw York.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2864. Meditation. 4529. Centaur.
3570. Head of Breton. 4534. Idyl.
4495. Primitive Man.
NEILSEN, M. P.
1395. Double Medallion: Louis and Hannah
Sclioenfeld.
NOQUET, PAUL
Born Brussels, iSyy ; died, igo6. Studied in the Brussels Art School under Jean Por-
taels. In igoo he entered the annual sculpture competition in Belgium and luon the "Prix
Godecharle" scholarship of Rome. He also studied in Paris, sculpture w York; Ecote des Beaux-
Arts in Paris under Falguiere and Chapu. Member: A'. 5. S.; A. N. A., J900; N. Y.
Arch. Lg.; i\'at. Inst. .4. L. Honors: Honorable mention, Paris Salon, 1897 ; silver medal,
Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, 1901; silver medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition,
1904.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
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PRATT, BELA LYON (Continued)
2836. Bust of Mrs. Pratt. 3966. Nathan Hale.
3090. River Nymph. 3967. Study of a Young Girl.
3126. Bust of My Mother. 396S. Lord Amherst.
3960. Young Mother. 3969. St. Christopher.
3961. Upstream and Downstream. 4511. Whaleman.
3962. Echo. 452S. Boy with Fish.
3963. The Butterfly. 4544. Large Relief No. 2.
3964. Polo Player. 4551. Large Relief No. 1.
3965. Edward Everett Hale.
PROCTOR, A. PHIMISTER
Born Bozanr/uit, Canada, lS63. Studied: N. A. D. and A. S. L. in Neiv York; Puech and
Injalbert in Paris. Member: A. A'. A., igoj ; N. A., 1^04: S. A. A., iS<)5; A. If. C. S.;
N. Y. Arch Lg., iSgg; N. S. S.; Nat. Inst. A. L. Honors: Medal, Columbian Exposition,
Chicago, lSc)S; Rinehart scholarship to Paris, l8Q3-igoo: gold medal, Paris Exposition,
IQOO; gold medal for sculpture and bronze medal for painting, Louisiana Purchase Ex-
position, 1904; X. Y. .4rch. Lg. medal, igii.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, IQI5.
925. Indian on Horse. 3527. Alaskan Brown Bear: Head.
929. Lions. 3528. Silver King Fish.
3521. Charging Elephant. 3529. Princeton I'iger. 9-inch Reduction.
3522. Buffalo. 3530. Princeton Tiger. 22-inch Reduction.
3523. American Horse. 3531. Faun: First Model.
3524. Elk. 4478. American Bison.
3525. Dog with Bone. 4542. American Bison.
3526. Buffalo, Q. H.
PUTNAM, ARTHUR
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
3196. Indian and Puma. 3203. Little Cub Bear.
3197. Skunked Wild Cat. 3204. Buffalo Hunt.
3198. Sneaking Coyote. 3205. Coyote Head.
3199. Leopard and Gnu. 3206. Crouching Wild Cat.
3200. Combat. 3207. Two Pumas.
3201. Tiger Love. 3208. Puma and Snake.
3202. Resting Puma. 3209. Snarling Jaguar.
PUTNAM, BRENDA
Born Minneapolis, Minn., 1S90. Studied: Art Museum School, Boston; A. S. L. of .V. }'./
Corcoran School, Jf'ashington.
2154. The Parting.
QUINN, EDMOND T.
Born Philadelphia, Pa. Studied •with Eakins in Philadelphia; Injalbert in Paris. Mem-
ber: N. S. S.
Silver medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
285. Audrey. 3829. Aspiration.
311S. Edwin Markham, Esq. Lent bv Mrs. Henry W. Boettger.
3192. Nymph. 4507. Nvmph: Garden Figure.
3 568. Portrait of C. H. Chavant, Esq.
RECCHIA, RICHARD H.
Born Quincy, Mass., rSS^. Studied: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Mass.; Julien Acad-
emy, Paris.
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, igij.
1374. Bas-relief Portrait: Bela L. Pratt. 3400. Golden Age, No. 2.
1386. Bas-relief Portrait: H. E. Smith. 4546. Relief: Boston Museum of Fine Arts,
1388. Bas-relief Portrait: F. C. Recchia. No. 2.
1398. Bas-relief Portrait: George Guest. 4548. Relief: Boston Museum of Fine Arts,
3399. Golden Age, No. 1. No. 1.
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REMINGTON, FREDERIC
Born Canton, N. Y., 1861. Died, igo<). Studied: Yale Art School one year. Member:
Nat. Inst. A. L.; A. N. A. Honor: Silver medal for sculpture, Paris Exposition, iSSg.
2976. Rattlesnake. 2977. Broncho Buster.
2980. Cheyenne.
RICHARDS, LUCY
Born Laicrence, Mass. Studied: Boston Museum School; Keps in Dresden; Eustrich in
Berlin; Julien Academy in Paris.
3640. The Lilies: A Sun Dial.
RISQUE, CAROLINE EVERETT
Born St. Louis, Mo., 1S86. Studied: St. Louis School of Fine .4rts under Zolnay.
Member: S. IF. A.
2871. Mere Colaer. 2878. The Old One.
2874. In the Morning. 2881. Josef.
4513. Bird Fountain.
ROTH, FREDERICK G. R.
Born Brooklyn, iS/'S. Studied luith Hellmer and Meyerhelm in Vienna. Member:
jX. S. S.; a. N. a., igo6; ff. A., 1906; N. Y. Arch. Lg., 1902; Nat. Inst. A. L. ; S. A. A.,
1903. Honors: Silver medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904; silver medal, Buenos
Aires Exposition, 1910.
Gold medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2249. The Booklover. 2256. Equestrienne.
2250. Polar Bear. 2257. Sea Lion.
2251. Seal. 2258. The Baker.
2252. Hippopotamus. 2259. The Candlestickmaker.
2253. Calf. 2260. The Butcher.
2254. Polar Bear. 3135. Polar Bear.
2255. Tug of War. 4473. Sea Lions.
RUMSEY. CHARLES CARY
Bronze medal, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
2383. Hound. 2388. Calf and Colt.
2384. Horse and Man Drinking. 2389. Stone Bull.
2385. Study for Centaur. . 2867. Hound Andirons.
2386. Scratching Dog. 2868. Hound Andirons.
2387. Lion Cub. 4532. Boyhood.
RUSH, WILLIAM
Born in Philadelphia, 1/^6; died in same city, /5.?.-f. First sculptor of American birth
and parentage. Received instruction in clay modeling from Joseph {('right. Became
kno- Joseph •
Breyfogle, John Winstanley Ȥ
Bridport, Hugh §
Bringhurst, Robert P. X
Brinley, D. Putnam •
Brissaud, Jacques— 267, 268, 269, 270 French
Brito. Jose de— 18, 19 Portuguese
Broca, Alexis de — 271 French
Brock, Gustav — 76, 77, 78 International
Brodszky, Sandor — 75 International
Brooke, Richard Norris •
Brooks, Richard E. — W, 240. United States
Photo. Reprod. J
Brocjuelet, Alfred-Jean-Marie — 539 French
Brouillet, .Andre — 272, 273 French
Brouwer, Adriaen — 4028
United States Section, Loan Collection
Brown, Benjamin C. •§
Brown, Charlotte Hadring •
Brown, George Loring •
Brown, Howell C. §
Brown, John G. *
Brown. \T. E. D. §
Browne, Charles Francis •
Browne, George Elmer •
Brownell, Matilda A. •
Brozzi, Renato — 118 Italian
Bruch, Lajos- 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86,
International
Bruck, Miksa, 87, 88, 89 International
Brumback, Louise Upton »
Brun, Harald — 3, 4, 5 Nornue^ian
Brundrit, R. G.— 90 International
Brijne, Heinrich— 91 International
Brunet-Debaines, Louis-Alfred — 540 French
Brush, George de Forest *
Bryant, Everett Lloyd •
Bryant, Maude Drein •
Budworth, Will S. »
Buehler, Lytton Briggs *
Buehr, Karl Albert •
Buffet, Paul— 274 French
Bull, Charles Livingston •
Bunker, Dennis Miller •
Burleigh, Sidney Richmond •
Burmeister, Gabriel— 70, 71, 72, 347, 348
349, 350, 351 Sivedish
Burmester, Ernst— 92 International
Burnham, Anita Willets •
Burnham, Roger Noble i
Burnside, Cameron •
Burr, CJeorge Elbert §
Burroughs, Edith Woodman {
Burt, Charles §
Bush, Ella Shepaid •
Bush-Brown, H. K.— 37, 40, 195, 236. United
States. Photo. Reprod. {
Bush-Brown, Margaret Lesley •
Bushnell, Adelyn •
Busi, Adolfo — 11 Italian
Busiere, Louis — 541 French
Bustillo, Alejandro — 10 Argentine
Butler, Edward B. •
Butler, Howard Russell •
Butler, J. J. P. •
Butler, Mary •
Butler, Theodore Earl •
Button, Albert Prentice •
Bvne, Arthur •
Cabrera Canto, F.— 93, 94, 95, 96, 97
International
Cadenasso, Giuseppe •
Cadorin, Guido — 12 Italian
Caggiano, Cesar — 11 Argentine
Cahill, Arthur •
Cahill, William V. •
Calandra, David— 119 Italian
Calbet, Antouin — 275 French
Calder, A. Stirling X
Calderon, Leandro Jorao — 20, 21, 22
Portuguese
Calewaert, Louis H. §
Caliga, L H. •
Callahan, Caroline R. •
Calmette, Pierre-Paul — 276 French
Cambon, Glauco— 13 Italian
Cammerloher, Karl Moritz — 98, 99, 100
International
Camoin, Charles — 277 French
Camp, Harold M. •
Campas, Jose — 23 Portuguese
Campo, Cupertino Del — 12, 13, 14 Argentine
Canal, H.— 7 Cuban
Canalias, Jose — 1017 International
Canasi, Dante — 15 Argentine
Canniccioni, Leon-Charles — 278 French
Canton Local Commission — 256, 300, 301,
302 Chinese
Cantu, Luis — 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65 Uruguayan
Capdevila, Gines — 101 International
Caprile, Vincenzo — 14 Italian
Carcova, Ernesto de la — 16 Argentine
Cardona, Juan — 102, 103, 104 International
Cardosa, Artur Alves— 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29,
30, 31 Portuguese
Cardunets Cazorla, Alejandro — 105
International
Carew, Berta •
Carlandi, Onorato — 15, 16, 17, 18 Italian
Carlberg, Hugo— 73, 74, 75, 76 Swedish
Carles, Antonin — 623 French
Carles, Arthur B. •
Carlisle, Mary Helen •
Carlsen. Emil * *
Carlson, John F. •
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2S0
Argentine
French
Italian
Italian
Italian
French
Carnacini, Ceferino — 17, IS
Caro-Delvaille, Henri— 279,
Carolis, Adolfo de — 37
CaroKi, Giuseppe — 19, 20
Carozzi, Bossi Adele — 21
Carpenter, Frank D.
Carpenter, Fred G.
Carpentier, Marie-Paule — 281, 282
Carr, Michael Carmichael §
Carra International
1144, 1145, 1146, 1147. 1148, 1149, 1150,
1151, 1152, 1153, 1154, 1155, 1156, 1157,
1158
Carreno, de Miranda — 2894
United States Section Loan Collection
Carrera, Augustin — 283 French
Carrier Belleuse, Pierre — 284 French
Carriere, Eugene — 2823
United States Section Loan Collection
Carrigan, William L. •
Cartier, Karl— 285 French
Casals y Peypoch, Jose— 106, 107
International
Casciaro, Giuseppe — 22, 23,
Case. Bertha
Caser, Ettore
Cassatt, Mary
Castellanos, Carlos A. — 24,
29, 30
Casterton, Eda Nemoede
Castro, Rodrlgo de — 144
Cataldi, Amleto — 120
Cauldwell. Leslie
Cave, Jules-Cvrille— 286
Cavrou, Jules— 287, 288
Cazin, Jean Charles— 2847, 4034
U 'tiled States Section Loan Collection
Cayin, Marie — 289, 624 .French
Cazin, Michel — 542 French
Cha Shih-piao — 407 Chinese
Chabas, Maurice — 290 French
Chadwick, Charles W. §
Chadwick, Emma §
Chamberlin, F. ToUes {
Champaigne, Philip de — 2887
United States Section Loan Collection
Chandler, George Walter §
24, 35
Italian
25, 26, 27, 28,
Uruguayan
»
Portuguese
Italian
•
French
French
jChandler, H. C.
•
Chang Chen— 349
Chinese
Chang Jui-tu — 440
Chinese
Chanler, R. W.— 143.
United
States.
Photo. Reprod.
Chao Chien-li— 383
Chinese
Chao Chung-mu — 428
Chinese
Chao Shou — 442
Chinese
Chao Tzu-ang— 376
Chinese
Chao Yong-tsun — 174
Chinese
Chapman, Carlton Theodore
«
Chapman, Charles S.
•
Chappel, Alonzo
•
Chapuy, Andre — 291
Charmoy, Jose de — 625, 626
Chase, Adelaide Cole
Chase, Lila Elizabeth
Chase, William M.
Chattel. Fredericus J. du — 19
Chen Mai-cheo — 352
Chen Hsao-cheo — 42
Chen Huai— 350
Chen Pao-chio — 417
Chen Su-kong— 343
Chen Tsun-heo — 1^3
Chen Yu-chuen — 203
Cheney, John
Cheng .Vlan-sheng — 410
Cheng Tzu-chao — 395
Chen-tu — 49, 195
Cheo Mei-ko— 50, 51
Cheo Ting-Ian— 194
Cheo Tsz-shan
182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187
191, 192
Cheret, Jules — 543
Chiao Shan-fu- 378
Chien Shun-chu — 435
Chiesa, Pietro— 26, 27
Chigot, Eugene — 292
Chimona, Nicolas — 108, 109
Chitarin, Traiano — 28
Chou Shih-chou— 425, 426, 427
Chow Tsung-po — 434
Choyodo, Anchi — 189
Christino da Silva, Joao Ribeiro
43, 44, 131
Christmas, E. W. — 110, 111 International
French
French
Netherlands
Chinese
Chinese
Chinese
Chinese
Chinese
Chinese
Chinese
§
Chinese
Chinese
Chinese
Chinese
Chinese
Chinese
188, 189, 190,
French
Chinese
Chinese
Italian
French
International
Italian
Chinese
Chinese
Japanese
Portuguese
Chu lui— 380
Chu Tsz-chang — 44, 45, 46, 47, 48
Chuan San-ho— 313, 314, 315, 316
Chuei Ting-chang— 238, 239
Chuen Shi-so— 110, 111
Church, Frederick Edwin
Churchill, William W.
Ciardi, Beppe — 29
Ciardi, Emma — 30
Ciardi, Guglielmc — 31, 32
Cladel, Marius-L.— 627
Clairin, Georges — 293
Clark, Alson Skinner
Clark, Freeman
Clark, Harriette A.
Clarke, Thomas Shields
Clarkson, Ralph
Clement, Catherine
Clercq, T. le— 178
Clevenger. Shobal Vail
Clonney, James Goodwyn
Closson, William Baxter
Clute, Walter Marshall
Cockroft, Fdythe Varian
Coert, Anthoni — 20
Chinese
Chinese
Chinese
Chinese
Chinese
*
•
Italian
Italian
Italian
French
French
Netherlands
t
•5
Netherlands
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French
Norwegian
French
•§
Portuguese
Portuguese
Coffin, William Anderson
Cohen, Lewis
Cohen, Nessa
Cole, George Townsend
Cole, J. Foxcroft
Cole, Thomas
Cole, Thomas Casilear
Cole, Timothy
Coleman, Charles Carvl
Colin, Paiil-Emile— 544, 545
Collett, Fredrik— 6
Collin, Raphael— 294
Colman, Samuel
Columbano, Bordalo Pinheiro
32, 33, 34, 35, 36
Colwell, Elizabeth
Coman, Charlotte Buell
Comeg>s, George H.
Conant, Lucy Scarborough
Conant, Marjorie
Condeixa, Ernesto Ferreira
37, 38
Congdon, Adairene Vose
Congdon, Thomas R.
Connell, Edwin D.
Connor, Jerome— 49, 129. 228, 239. U. S.
Photo. Reprod.
Conner, John Ramsey
Coolidge, Bertha
Coolidge, Mary Rosamond
Coonsman, Nancy
Cooper, Colin Campbell
Coover, Nell
Cooper, Emma Lampert
Coplev, John Singleton
Coppini,"EIiseo— 19, 20
Coppini, Pompeo— 90, 102, 147. United
States. Photo. Reprod.
Coques, Gonzales — 4006
Corbett, Gail Sherman— 31, 98, 128, 255
U. S. Photo Reprod.
Cordier, Henri — 628
Cornoyer, Paul
Coromaldi, Umbertn — 33, 34 Italian
Corot, Jean Baptiste Camille — 4025, 4029
U. S. Section, Loan Collection
Corsi, Carlo — 35 Italian
Correa de Larceda, Alberto V. da Rocha Por-
tugal— 39, 40, 41, 42 Portuguese
Correa Morales, Elisa G. Adde — 21
Argentine
Cortes-Riera Fernando — 112 International
Cossmann, A. — 668 International
Cosson. Marcel — 295. 296 French
Costa Mota, Antonio Augusto da — 145
Portuguese
Costa, Tomas — 150, 151, 152 Portuguese
Cottet, Charles— 297, 298, 546 French
Cotton, John Wesley §
Argentine
Unrted States
t
French
Courbet, Gustav — 4019, 4024
United States Section Loan Colleition
Couse, E. Irving •
Covey, Arthur S. §
Cox, Kenvon — 96, 97. United States. Photo.
Reprod. •
Cox, Louise •
Cramer, Ed— 352 Swedish
Crane, Bruce •
Crenier, Henri t
Crepet, Mario — 36 Italian
Crespel, Berthe — 299 French
Crisp, Arthur— 138, 152, 217. United States.
Photo. Reprod. •
Crome, John (Old Crome)— 2891
U. S. Section Loan Collection
Cropsev, Jasper Francis •
Cross, Sally •
Crowley, Gray Price •
Cruz, Carlos — 31 Uruguayan
Csaktornvai — 113 International
Csok, Istvan— 114, 115, 116, 117, 118,
119, 120. 121 International
Cucuel, Edward •
Culler, Tomas— 3 Philippine
Cullen, Hernan — 22 Argentine
Cuneo, Cvrus Cincinnatto •
Cuneo, Jose— 32, 33, 34, 35. 36, 37, 38, 39,
40, 41 Uruguayan
Cuneo, Rinaldo •
Curran, Charles C. •
Currier, J. Frank •
Curtis, William Fuller •
Cushing, Howard Gardiner •
Cziganv, Dezso — 122 International
Dabadie, Henri— 300, 301 French
Dabo. Leon •
Dagnan-Bouveret, Pascal-Adolphe-Jean — 547
French
Dagnan-Bouveret, Pascal-Adolphe-Jean — 2859
United States Section Loan Cotlert'on
Dahl, Nils — 7, 8 Norwegian
Dahlgreen. Charles W. §
Dake. Carel L., Jr. — 123, 124 International
Dallemasne. Aime-Edmond — 548 French
Pallin. Cyrus Edwin t
Dalmau, jose — 125 International
Dan, Ranshu — 15 Japanese
Dana, Charles Edmund *
Dantzig, Rachel M. van — 179, 180
Netherlands
Darrieux, Charles-Rene — 302 French
Daubignv, Charles Francois — 4032
U. S. Section Loan Collection
Dauchez, Andre— 303, 304, 549, 550, 551
French
Davey, Randall •
David, Fernand— 629, 630 French
David-NiMet, Germain— 305, 306 French
Davis, Charles Harold •
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Davis, John Parker
Davis, Stuart
Davol, Joseph Benjamin
Dawkins, Henry
Dawson, George Walter
Dawson- Watson
Dayot, Magdeleine — 307
Daz/i, Arturo — 123
Deberitz, Per— 9. 10, 11
De Camp, Joseph Rodefer
Dechenaud, Adolphe — 308, 309
De Cordoba, Mathilde
Degas, Edpar-Hilaire — 310
Dejean, Louis — 631
De Jong, Betty
Delachaux, Leon — 311
Delsalle, Angela— 312
Del Mue, Maurice
Delteil, Lovs— 552, 553
Delucclii, Pedro — 23, 24, 25
Deming, Adelaide
Deming, Edwin W.
Denis, Maurice— 313, 314, 314A
3I4D, 314E, 314F
Derre, fimile — 632
Desch. Theo-Auguste — 315
Despiau, Charles — 633
Desvallieres, Georges — 316
Dethomas, Maxime-Piern
Dettmar, R.— 669
Deutman, Frans — 21
Devambez, Andre — 319
Deventer, Johanna Cornelia van-
French
Italian
Norwegian
•
French
§
French
French
•
French
French
•
French
Argentine
•
•§
314B, 314C,
French
French
French
French
French
317, 318 French
International
Netherlands
French
-22
Netherlands
•
French
§
French
-320
De Voll, F. Usher
Devoux, Raymond-Georges-
de Wentworth, Cecile
Dewev, Charles Melville
De Witt, Gerard
Dezarrois, Antoine-Fran<;ois — 554
Diaz, Narcisse Virgilio de la Pena — 2856
United Slates Section Loan (^otlecllori
Dickman, Charles John •
Didier-Tourne, Jean-6mile — 321 French
Dietsch, C. Percival }
Dillaye, Blanche •§
Dimock, E.
Dinet.fttienne- 322, 555. 556
Diriks, Edvard— 12, 13, 14
Dirks, Rudolph
Dixon, Maynard •
Dodge, William de Leftwich — 123 United
States, Photo. Reprod.
Dods-Withers, Isobel — 126
Doigneau, fidnuard — 323
Dolph, John Henry
Domergue, Jean-Gabriel — 324
Donato, Giuseppe — 35, 38, 42.
Photo. Reprod.
Donnis, Cayetano — 26, 27 Argentine
French
Norwegian
International
French
•
325 French
United States.
Netherlands
International
Italian
French
Donoho, Ruger
Dooyewaard, Jacob — 23
Dougherty, Parke Curtis
Dougherty, Paul
Doughty, Thomas
Dow, Arthur Wesley
Draper, H. J.— 127
Drei, Ercole— 126
Dubois, Ernest — 634
Du Bois, Guy Pene
Dubourg, Mme. Fantin-Latour — 326 French
Duez, E. — 4027
United Stales Section, Loan Collection
Dufau, Clementine-Helene — 327 French
Dufner, Edward •
Dufrenov, Georges— 328, 329 French
Du\a, Torgny— 77 Swedish
Dull, John J. •
Du Mond, Frank Vincent — 34, 41. United
States. Photo. Reprod. •
Du Mond. Frederic Melville •
Dumond, Helen Savier •
Dunbar, Harold C. •
Dunlap, Helena •
Dunlap, William •
Dupont, P.— 123, 124 Netherlands
Dtipuy, Paul-Michel — 330 French
Durand, Asher Brown •§
Durenne, Eugene-Antoine — 331, 332 French
Durkee, Helen Winslow •
Dustin, Silas S. •
Duvenerk, Frank *%t
Duvent, Charles — 333 French
Duyl-Schwartze, Th. van— 24, 25, 26
Netherlands
Dysselhof, G. W.— 27 Netherlands
Eakins, Thomas »
Eaton, Charles Warren •
E!>crle, .A^bastenia St. Leger t
Ebert, Charles H. •
Eckstein, John §
Fdmondson, William J. •
Edstrom, David Swedish
265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273,
274. 275
Edvi-Illes, Aladar— 128, 129, 130, 131, 132,
133, 134, 135 International
Edvi-IIles, Jeno — 792 International
Edwards, George Wharton *
Edwards, S. Arlent §
Edwin, David §
Eichholtz. Jacob •
Eisenlohr, Edward G. •
Elgstrom, Ossian Swedish
78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89,
90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95,96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101,
102, 103, 104, 105
Ellerhusen, Ulrich H. t
Elliott, Charles Loring •
Elliott, Elizabeth Shippen Green •
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Emerici, Andor — 136, 137, 138 International
Engel, Frederik — 28 Netherlands
Engel, Otto H. — 139 International
Engelbrechtsen, Cornelis — 4016
U. S. Section Loan Collection
Engelman, Peter — 140, 141, 142 International
English, Frank F. *
Enneking, John Joseph •
Erdossy, Bela — 793 International
Ericksson, Erik Edw.— 106 Swedish
Ericson, David *
Eriksen, Bjarne — 15 Noriuegian
Eriksen, Kristofer — 168, 169 Norwegian
Eriksen, Sigurd — 16 Noriuegian
Ertz, Edward F. §
Eskridge, Robert _ §
Espiritu, A. — 4, 5 Philippine
Essen, Jan van— 29 Netherlands
Esser, Theodor — 143 International
Estienne, Henry d'— 334 French
Etcheverry, Hubert-Denis— 335, 336 French
Evans, Frances *
Evans, John W. 5
Everett, Herbert Edvpard *
Ezcurra, Augustin — 42 Uruguayan
Fabie, S. L.— 6, 7 Philippine
Fader, Fernando — 28 Argentine
Fahlcrantz, Axel— 107, 108 Swedish
Fairbanks, Avard %
Fairbanks, F. P.— 22, 225, 249. United States.
Photo. Reprod.
Fairchild, May *
Faivre, Jules-Abel— 337, 338 French
Falco, Filippo Di — 40 Italian
Farley, Richard Blossom *
Farndon, Walter *
Farngren, Johan — 276, 277 Swedish
Farnham, Sally James— 3694 United States
Farrar, Henry §
Farre, Henry— 339 French
Fassett, Truman E. *
Faugeron, Adolphe — 340 French
Faulkner, Barry— 91, 103, 209, 210, 216, 248,
250. United States. Photo. Reprod.
Favai, Gennaro — 41 Italian
Fechin, Nicholas — 2816
United States Section Loan Collection
Federico, Michele — 42 Italian
Fehervary, Erzsi— 145, 146, 1018, 1019, 1020,
1021, 1022 International
Feldman. Baruch M. *
Felix, Leon-Pierre — 341 French
Femes-Beck, Vilmos— 1023 to 1033; 1034, 1935,
1036, 1037, 1038 International
Fenderson, Anne M. *
Fenton, Beatrice ♦
Fenyes, Adolf— 147 International
Ferenczy, Benjamin — 1039 International
Ferenczy, Karoly — 148, 149, 150 International
Ferenczy, Valer — 151, 152 International
Ferguson, Nancy M.
•
Fernow, Bernice P. Andrewrs
•
Ferraguti, Visconti Adolfo — 43
Italian
Ferrari, Ettore— 127, 128, 129
Italian
Ferrari, Juan — 66, 67
Uruguayan
Ferrer, Santiago — 153
International
Ferretti, Poalo — 44
Italian
Ferris, Stephen J.
§
Ferro, Cesare — 45
Italian
Festa-Piacentini, Matilde — 46,
47
Italian
Filemyr, Joseph J.
•
Filliard, Ernest— 342, 343
French
Fillol, Antonio— 154, 155, 156
International
Filovsky, see Jilovsky.
Fink, Denman
•
Fink, Frederick
•
Finkelnburg, Augusta
•
Finn, James Wall
•
Firebaugh, Nettie King
•
Fischer, Per— 353
Swedish
Fisher, Mark
•
Fiske, Gertrude
•
Fitton, Hedley— 670
International
Fitz, Rutherford Benjamin
•
Fix-Masseau — 635
French
Fjaestad, Gustav
Swedish
109, 110, 111, 112, 113,
114,
115, 116,
117, 118, 119, 120, 121,
122,
123, 124,
125, 126, 127, 128, 129,
130,
131, 132,
133, 134
Flagg, Charles Noel
•
Flagg, Jared
•
Flameng, Francjois— 344, 345
French
Flanagan, John— 151. United
States. Photo.
Reprod.
;
Flandrin, Jules— 346, 347
French
Florence, M. Sargent
•
Folger, Annie B
•
Follini, Carlo— 48
Italian
Fong, King-tu — 305, 306
Chinese
Fonseca, Martinho Gomes da — 45, 46, 47,
132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137
Portuguese
Fontaines, Andre des — 348
French
Foote, Josephine J.
•
Foote, Marv
•
Foote, Will Howe
•
Forain, Jean-Louis — 557, 558
French
Foreau, Henri— 349
French
Foresman, Alie
•
Forsyth, William
■
Fortune, E. Charlton
•
Forumv y Carbo, Mariano— 2
1853,
4022
U. S. Section
Loan
Collection
Foss, Harriet Campbell
•
Foster, Ben
•
Foster, John
§
Fougerousse, Jean-Louis — 350
French
Fouqueray, Charles — 3 51
French
Fournier, Alexis Jean
•
[462]
INDEX OF ARTISTS
Fragiacomo, Antoinetta — 49 Italian
Fragiacomo, Pietro — 50, 51 Italian
Frankfort, E. D.— 30 Netherlands
Fraser, James Earl t
Frazee, John t
French, Daniel Chester *
170, 171, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 182,
183. United States. Photo. Reprod.
French, Edwin Davis
French, Frank P. S
Frieseke, Frederic Carl •
Frismuth, Harriet W. t
Froelich, Maren M. •
Fromen, Agnes Valhorg t
Try, Sherry Edmundson t
Fu Su-shan— 345, 346, 347 Chinese
Fujii, Tatsukichi — 95 Japanese
Fujishima, Takeji — 39 Japanese
Fukagawa, Eizayemon — 116, 117 Japanese
Fuller, George •
Fuller, Henry B. •
Fuller, Lucia Fairchild •
Funk, Wilhelm •
Gaensslen. Otto Robert t
Gagnon, Clarence A. §
Gaigher, Horatio — 157, 158 International
Gainsborough, Thomas— 2886, 2903, 2917
United States Section Loan Collection
Gale, Harriette Draper •
Galimberti, Sandor— 159, 160, 161
International
Galimberti-Denes, Valeria — 162, 163
International
Gallagher, Sears •§
Gallaudet, Elisha §
Gallen-Kallela, Axel International
164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172,
173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181,
182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190,
191, 193, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199,
200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208,
209. 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217,
218, 219, 220, 221, 232, 223, 224, 225, 226,
227, 228, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233
Galofre Oiler, Francisco — 234 International
Gait, Charles Franklin •
Galtier-Boissiere, Louise — 352 French
Ganiere, George Etienne t
Ganfai — 181 Japanese
Garber, Daniel •
Garcia Escarre, Francisco — 235, 236
International
Gardet, Georges — 636 French
Gardier, Raoul du — 353, 399 French
Garjeanne, J. — 31 Netherlands
Garns, Coonraad M. — 32 Netherlands
Garrett, Edmund •
Garrido, Ramon — 237 International
Gaudenzi, Pietro — 52 Italian
Gauguin, Pola Norwegian
17, 18, 19, 20, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175,
176, 177, 178, 179
Gaulev, Robert David •
Gav, VValter •
Gehlin, Hugo— 354, 355, 356, 357, 358
Swedish
Gelert, Johannes t
Gelhaar, Emil •
Gemito, Vincenzo— 130 Italian
Georget, Henri — 354 French
Gerdes, Ed— 33 Netherlands
Getchell, Edith Loring §
Gifford, Sanford R. •
Gihon, Clarence Montfort •
Gilchrist, Wallace W., Jr.— 1697, 1698, 1699,
1700, 1701, 1702, 2198, 2267 United States
Gillot, E. Louis— 355, 356 French
Gilmore, Ada §
Ginnett, Louise — 238 International
Gioli, Francesco — 53 Italian
Girardot, Louis-Auguste — 357, 560, 561
French
Gismondi, Lia— 29 Argentine
Glackens, William J. •
Glatter, Gyula— 239 International
Glatz, Oszkar International
240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 794, 795, 796, 797,
798, 799, 800
Gleeson. Charles K. §
Glehn, Jane Emmet von— 245 International
Glehn, W. G. von — 246 International
Glintenkamp, Henry J. *
Godebv, Charles— 358 French
Goedvriend, Theodoor— 34, 35 Netherlands
Goetsch, Gustav F. §
Gohler, Herman— 247 International
Gola. Emilio— 54 Italian
Goldthwaite, Anne §
Gomez, Constantino— 248, 249, 250
International
Gongalves, D. Maria F. Mauhin — 48
Portuguese
Goodman, R. G.— 251, 252, 253, 254
International
Goodwin, Arthur Clifton •
Gori, Berta — 36 Netherlands
Gorter. Arnold Marc — 37 Netherlands
Gosselin, Albert— 359 French
Goth Moric — 801, 802, 803 International
Goto, Koho— 162 Japanese
Gotthold, Florence Wolf •
Gourdault, Pierre — 360 French
Goya y Lucientes, Francisco Jose de — 2892,
2897 United States Section Loan Collection
Graadt van Roggen (Johannes Mattheus) —
125, 126 Netherlands
Graafland, Rob — 38 Netherlands
Grabach, John R. •
Grafiy, Charles t
[463]
CATALOGUE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
Grande.Severin — 21, 22, 23, 24 Norivegian
Grandstrom-Knaffl, Edith— 135, 136, 137
StMedtsh
Grant, Lawrence •
Granville-Smith, Walter •
Gras, Jean-Pierre — 637
Gray, Frederick G.
Gray, Henry Peters
Gray, Percy
Graziosi, Giuseppe — 131
Greber, Henri — 638
French
Italian
French
Green, Bernard L §
Griffin, James Martin §
Griffin, Walter •
Griffith, Louis Oscar §
Grimes, Frances — 194. United States. Photo.
Reprod. t
Griveau, Georges — 361, 362 French
Griveau, Lucien — 363, 364 French
Groll, Albert Lorey *
Groot, G. de— 39 Netherlands
Grosjean, Henry — 365 French
Grossman, Edwin Booth •
Grover, Oliver Dennett— 105, 106, 107, 108,
no. United States. Photo Reprod. •
Grubicy, De Dragon, Vittore — 55 Italian
Griin, Jules — 366 French
Guastaila. Giuseppe — 132, 133 Italian
Guedes, Pedro — 49, 50, 51, 52 Portuguese
Guerin, Charles— 367. 368 French
Guerin, Jules •
Guide. Alfredo— 30, 31 Argentine
Guido, of Siena — 4013
Vnitrd States Section Loan CoHectinti
Giiicnard, Gaston — 369 French
Guillaume, Albert— 370, 371 French
Guillaume, Roger — 372 French
Guillaumin, Armand — 373 French
Guillemet, Antoine — 374. 'i/b French
Guillonnet, Octave — 376, 377 French
Guirand de Scevola, L. Victor — 378 French
Gumery. Adolphe-Ernest— 379, 380 French
Gusman, Pierre — 562 French
Gustin, Paul Morgan *
Gutmann, Bernhard *
Haavardsholm, Magnhild — 25 Norwegian
Haggin, Ben Ali •
Hailman. Johanna K. Woodwell •
Hale, Lilian Westcott •
Hale, Philip Leslie •
Hale, Walter •§
Hall, Kleber •
Hallcn, Arne — 359 Swedish
Hallgren, Ernst— 360, 361, 362 Swedish
Hallo, Charles-Jean- 563, 564 French
Hallnwell, George Hawley •
Halou, Alfred— 639, 640 French
Halpert, Samuel •
Halpin, Frederick §
Hanamura, Chokurei — 152 Japanese
Hambuchen, Wilhelm — 255 International
Hamilton, James •
Hamilton, John Mclure •
Hamilton, Mary Riter •
Hamilton, Wilbur Dean
Hammarbaeck, A.— 180, 181, 182
183
Norwegian
Hammersmith, Paul
Hammond, Arthur J.
Han Si-su— 359
Hanicotte, Augustin — 381
Hanisch, R.— 671, 672
Hannaux, Emmanuel — 641
Hansen, Armand C.
Harding, Chester
Harding, George
Harrer, Frederick W.
Harland, Mary
Harley
Harper, Marian Dunlap
Harris, W. L.— 185, 196, 198, 214
States. Photo. Reprod.
Harrison, Alexander
Harrison, Birge
Harriton, Abraham
Harshe, Robert B.
Hart, James McDougal
Harting, Dirk— 127, 128
Hartman, C. Bertram
Harvey, Eli— 172, 215. United States. Photo,
•
Chinese
French
International
French
•§
§
United
I
§
Netherlands
International
Japanese
Japanese
Reprod.
Hary. Gyula— 256
Haseltine, Charles F.
Haseltine, William Stanley
Hashimoto, Gaho — 182
Haskell, Ernest
Hassam, Childe
Hata, Shokichi— 53, 54
Hatvanv, Baron Ferencz— 257, 258, 259, 260.
804, 805, 806, 807 International
Haverman, H. ].~*0, 129, 130, 131
Netherlands
Haweis, Stephen— 261, 262, 263, 264, 265,266,
267 International
Hawley, Margaret Foote •
Haworth, Edith •
Hawthorne, Charles Webster •
Hayakawa, Yoshitaro— 119, 121, 122
Japanese
Hayashi, Bunto — 10 Japanese
Havashi, Takezo — 163 Japanese
Hayden, Charles H. •
Hazelton, Mary Brewster •
Hazen, Wilhelmina •
Healy, G. P. A. •
Heber. Carl Augustus t
Hecht, Victor David •
Hedberg, Erick— 138, 139, 140, 141 Swedish
Heiberg, Astri Welhaven — 26, 27 Norwegian
Heiberg, Jean— 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 Norwegian
[464]
INDEX OF ARTISTS
Heil, Charles Emile *
Heinemann, Ernst §
Helleu, Paul— 382, 565 French
Hellwag, Rudolph — 268 International
Helsbv, Alfredo — 269, 270 International
Hem, Piet van der — 41 Netherlands
Hemelman, Albert — 132, 133 Netherlands
Henderson, A. Elizabeth •
Hennig, Otto — 33, 34 Norwegian
Henri. Robert •
Henrv, Edward Lamson •
Heo ki-chang— 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272,
273, 274, 275, 276 Chinese
Hering, Henry t
Herkomer, Herman G. •
Herman, Lipot — SOS, SOSA International
Ilerr, Margaret •
Herrer, Joaquin M. — 8, 9 Philippine
Hesselbom, Otto— 142, 143, 144 Swedish
Hesselink. Abraham— 181, 182 Netherlands
Heuermann, Magda •
Hewlett, Joseph M. — 187. United States.
Pholo. Reprod.
Heyman, Charles — 566 French
Hevnemann, Julia H. •
Hibbard. F. C— 92, 104, 132, 136, 256. U. S.
Photo. Reprod.
Hicks, Thomas •
Hidalgo, Felix R.— 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16,
Philippine
17, 18, 19, 20
Higgins, Eugene
Hildebrandt, Cornelia Ellis •
Hill. Clara t
Hill. Tohn §
Hill, Thomas •
Hills, Laura Coombs •
Hinkle, Clarence K. •
Hinshelwood, Robert §
Hirata, Shodo — 1 Japanese
HiroFe, Toho — 21 Japanese
Hishikawa. Moronobu — 185 Japanese
Hitchcock, George *
Hittle, Margaret A. •
Hjortzberg, Olle— 14<, 146, 147, 14S. Swedish
Ho Pi-chuan — 379 Chinese
Hoard, Margaret t
Hobart, Clark •§
Hneber, Arthur •
Hoffbauer, Charles— 383 French
Hoffman, Harry Leslie •
Hoffman. Nfalvina t
Hogarth. Willia— 2884
I'niird States Section Loan Collection
Holbo, Krislen — 35, 36, 37 Norwegian
Hollister, Antoinette B. *
Hollo. Geza — 271 International
Holm, fLins — 184, 185, 186 Norwegian
Holm, Victor S. t
Holmboe, Thorolf— 38, 39. 40, 41, 42. 43, 44
Norwegian
Holmboe, Thorolf — 272 International
Holslag, J. E. — 115. United States. Photo.
Reprod.
Homer, Winslow •
Honami, Koho — 194 Japanese
Hooper, Rosa •
Hopkins, Edna Boies I
Hopkins, James R. •
Hoppner, John— 2885
United States Section Loan Collection
Hopkinson, Charles *
Hornby. Lester George S
Hotter, Earl— 6552, 6554, 6555, 6556
United States
Hosaka, Kozan— 96, 97, 98, 99 Japanese
Houlahan, Kathleen *
Horter, Earl §
Houssin, fidouard — 642 French
Hovenden, Martha M. t
Hovenden, Thomas •
Howard, Clara E. •
Howe, William Henrv •
Howland, Alfred C. ' •
Howland, Allen S. •
Hovtema, Th. van— 134, 135 Netherlands
Hsiao Suin — 36S Chinese
Hsin Ku-kai— 214 Chinese
Hsu Hsi— 393 Chinese
Hsu Tsan — 415 Chinese
Hsin Yeh— 257, 258, 259 Chinese
Hsun Chun-kao Chinese
112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120,
121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129,
130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138,
139, 140, 141, 142, 143
Hsun, Tsong-li— 19, 20, 21, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31,
36, 37 Chinese
Huard, Charles— 567 French
Huang Tun — 429 Chinese
Hubbard, Marv Wilson •
Hubbell, Henrv Salem •
Hiiber, Konrad S
Hiibner, Ulrich — 273 International
Hudspeth, R. N. •
Hughes-Stanton, H.— 274 International
Hui Tsung— 388, 389 Chinese
Hullgren, Oscar— 149, 150, 151, 152 Swedish
Humbert. Ferdinand— 384 French
Humphriss, Charles Harry t
Hung Hsin — 418 Chinese
Hunt, E. Aubrey •
Hunt, William Morris §
Hunter, Isabel •
Hunter, Sara Katherine •
Huntington, Daniel •
Huntington, Margaret Wendell •
Hurley, Edward Timothy *!!
Hurley, Irene Bishop •
Hurry. Lucv W. •
Hutchison, F. W. •
[465]
CATALOGUE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
Huvey, Louis — 568 French
Hwang Ki-fang— 353, 354, 355, 356 Chinese
Hwang Lu-nien — 341 Chinese
Hyatt, Anna Vaughn X
Hyde, Helen §
Hyde, William Henry •
Hyett, Will J. •
Hyner, Arend — 42 Netherlands
Ibuki, Kojiro — 168 Japanese
Ichiki, Senrei — 154 Japanese
Igami, Bonkotsu — 159, 160 Japanese
Ikeda, Shoyen — 13 Japanese
Ikeda, Yuhachi — 59 Japanese
Ingersoll, Emma K. H. •
Inman, Henry •
Inness, George •
Innocenti, Caraillo — 56, 57, 58, 59 Italian
Inouye, Daijiro — 84 Japanese
Irvine, Wilson •
Isham, Samuel •
Ishii, Hakutei — 27 Japanese
Ishikawa, Toraji — 37 Japanese
Ishino, Ryazan — 240 Japanese
Israels, Isaac Netherlands
43, 44, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140
Israels, Jozef — 4026
United States Section, Loan Collection
Italian School — 4004, 4005
United States Section, Loan Collection
Itaya, Hazan — 111, 112, 113 Japanese
Ito, Jakuchu Japanese
207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214
Ito, Keisui — 6 Japanese
Ito, Tozan — 144 Japanese
Ivinvi-Grunwald, Bela International
275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 280
Ives Browne, Robert — 45 Netherlands
Iwasa, Matabei — 184 Japanese
Iwataki, Tamaro — 85 Japanese
Jackson, Annie Hurlburt •
Jacobsen, August — 45 Norzvegian
Jacquier, Henry — 385 French
Jaegers, Albert — 142, 150. United States.
Photo. Reprod. t
Jakobi, Ruth •
Jamar, S. Corinne •
James, William •
Jans, Jan — 46 Netherlands
Janason, Alfred ' •
Jaques, Bertha E. Clauson §
Jam, Knut — 278 Swedish
Jarvis, John Wesley •
Jaulmes, Gustave E. — 386 French
Javor, Pal— 281, 282 International
Jay, Cecil •
Jean-Boucher — 643, 644 French
Jeanniot, Georges — 569 French
leanniot, Pierre-Georges — 387, 388 French
Jeltsema, T. E.— 183 Netherlands
Jen Wei-chang — 387 Chinese
Jerace, Francesco — 134, 135 Italian
Jewett, William •
Jilovsky, G. International
673, 674, 675, 676, 677, 678, 679
Johansen, John Christen •
Johansen, Otto — 46, 47, 48 Norwegian
Johansson, Carl Swedish
153, 154, 155, 156
Johansson, Thor — 363, 364, 365 Swedish
Johns, W. R. §
Johnson, David •
Johnson, Eastman •
Johnson, Grace Mott United States
1396, 3334, 3339, 3342
Johnson, Harrj' L. •
Johnson, Thomas S
Jones, Alfred §
Jones, Frances C. — 242. United States.
Photo. Reprod. •
Jones, Hugh Bolton •
Jones, Leon Foster •
Jones, Reginald — 283 International
Jong, Toon de — 141, 142 Netherlands
Jorde, Lars — 49, 50, 51 Norwegian
Joris, Pio — 60 Italian
Jouett, Matthew Harris •
Jourdain, Francis — 389 French
Jouve, Paul— 390, 391 French
Jouvet-Magron. Dominique — 570 French
Juergens. Alfred •
juhasz, Arpad — 809, 810 International
Jung, C. Jac. •
Jungnickel, L. H. International
680, 681, 682, 683, 684, 685, 686, 687, 688,
689, 690, 691, 692, 693, 694, 695
Junicho, Sadakichi — 164, 165 Japanese
Jurres, J. H. — 47 Netherlands
Kaelin, Charles S. •
Kai Chi-hsiang — 437 Chinese
Kaigetsudo — 187 Japanese
Kaiser, Richard — 284 International
Kajimoto, Seizaburo — 145 Japanese
Kallstenius, Gottfrid Swedish
157, 158, 159, 160, 161
Kanno, Gertrude Boyle t
Kano, Eitoku — 196 Japanese
Kano, Motonobu — 175 Japanese
Kano, Tannyu — 199 Japanese
Kano, Sansetsu — 205 Japanese
Kano, Tsunenobu — 180, 203 Japanese
Kao Chien-fu— 365, 366 Chinese
Kao Chi-pei — 381 Chinese
Kao Ki-fong — 363, 364 Chinese
Kao Siao-shan — 361, 362 Chinese
Karlovskv, Bertalan International
285, 286, 287
Karpeles, Andree — 392 French
Kasimir, L. International
696, 697, 698, 699, 700
[466]
INDEX OF ARTISTS
Kasimir-Hoernes, T. International
701, 702, 703
Kato, Tomotaro — 114, 115 Japanese
Kato, Kozan — 79, 80, 81, 82 Japanese
Kato, Toji— 241, 242 Japanese
Katona, Nanclor — 288, 289 International
Katsukara, Shunsho — 201 Japanese
Kaula, Lee Lufkin •
Kaula, William J. •
Kavli, Arne Norwegian
52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 187, 188, 189,
190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198,
199
Kawabata, Gyokusho — 170 Japanese
Kawabe, Mitate — 171 Japanese
Kawade, Shibataro — 125 Japanese
Kawakami, Kuniyo — 62 Japanese
Kawanishi, Shiryu — 70 Japanese
Kawasaki, Shigeo — 64 Japanese
Kawashima, Jinbei — 149, 150 Japanese
Kazianv, Odon International
290, 291, 292, 293, 294, 29S, 296, 297
Kee Ku-kai Chinese
152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160,
161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169,
170, 171, 172, 173
Keeler, Charles B., Jr. §
Keith, William •
Keller, Arthur I. •
Keller, Edgar •
Kelly, Hannah R. •
Kemeys, Edward S. t
Kendall. Margaret •
Kendall, Sergeant *t
Kensett, John Frederick •
Kent, Rockwell •
Kerling, Anna E. — 48, 49 Netherlands
Kernstock, Kdroly International
298, 299, 300, 301
Kezdi-Kovacs, Laszl6 — 302 International
Kiang Ying-seng — 348 Chinese
Kielland, Manne— 60, 200, 201 Norwegian
Kikiichi, Kashu — 7 Japanese
Kimball, Isabel Moore— 238. United States.
Photo. Reprod. t
Kimball, Kalherine §
Kimura, Hideo — 89, 90 Japanese
Kindlund, Anna Belle Wing •
King, Charles B. §
King, Edith Lawrence •
King, Frank S. §
King Hsien-san — 193 Chinese
King, Paul •
King Tsing-fun— 319 Chinese
Kinkozan, Sobei Japanese
127, 128, 129, 130, 131
Kips, Erich — 303 International
Kirkpatrick, William A. •
Kitagawa, Inen — 183 Japanese
Kitamura, Seibo^63 Japanese
Klein, Lillie V. O'Ryan •
Klemm, Walter International
704, 705, 706, 707, 708, 709, 710, 711, 712,
713, 714, 715, 716, 717, 718, 719, 720
Kncller, Sir Godfrey— 2900
United States Section, Loan Collection
Knight, Charles R. — 50. United States.
Photo. Reprod. t
Knight, Harold — 304 International
Knight, Laura — 305 International
Knirr, Heinrich — 306 International
Knox, James •
Kobori, Tomoto — 19 Japanese
Kobayashi, Saiji — 155 Japanese
Koekkoek, Gerard — 143 Netherlands
Kohn, Irma •
Koito, Gentaro — 25 Japanese
Kokoschka, Oskar International
307, 308, 309, 310, 311, 312, 313, 314, 315,
316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 321, 721
Kolsto, Frederik — 61, 62 Norwegian
Konrad, Gyula — 811, 812, 813 International
Konti, Isidore %
Koopman, Augustus §
Kopman, Benjamin D. •
Kormendi-Frimm, Jeno International
1040, 1041
Korostoi-Kriesch, A. International
322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, 328, 329, 330,
331, 332, 334, 335, 336, 337
Korompay, Duilio — 61 Italian
Koster, Anton Louis — 50, 51 Netherlands
Kouw, Casper Marinus Leendert — 144, 145
Netherlands
Krabbe, H. M. Netherlands
52, 53, 146, 147
Krag, Lul — 63 Noriuegian
Kramer, Martinus Netherlands
54, 148, 149
Kratina, Joseph t
Kretzinger, Clara Josephine •
Krimmell, John Lewis •
Kroll, Leon •
Krohg, Christian Noriuegian
64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71
Kron, Jeno — 814, 815 International
Kronberg, Louis •
Kruell, Gustav §
Krupka, Joseph t
Ku Chien-lung — 398 Chinese
Ku Chia-chun — 371, 372 Chinese
Ku Loh-tse — 370 Chinese
Kuan Wen-kai Chinese
260, 261, 262. 263, 264, 265
Kubinyi, A. — 816, 817 International
Kui Hsu-yuen — 266 Chinese
Kulle, Axel— 162, 163, 164 Swedish
Kunffy, Lajos — 338 International
Kunwald, Cezar — 339 International
Kun Hsu — 386 Chinese
[467]
CATALOGLE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
Kuroda, Toko — 197 Japanese
Iviirokavva, Eisho — 224 Japanese
KiJsel, Ernst Swedish
165, 166, 167, 366, 367, 36S, 369
Kyle, Joseph *
Ladd, Anna Coleman t
Laessle, Albert *
La Farge, Bancel *
La Farge, John— 192. United States. Photo.
Reprod. *
Laffan, A. 5
Lafleur, Abel— 645 French
Lagos, Alberto— 32, 33, 34 Argentine
Laguillermie, Frederic-Aiiguste French
571, 572
Lai Ching-ko — 41 Chinese
Lamb, Charles Rollinson- 191. United
States. Photo. Reprod.
Lamb, F. M. *
Lamb, Frederick Stymetz. 125, 188, 199, 200,
213. United States. Photo. Reprod.
Lambert, Gertrude A. *
Lambert, Gustave — 646 French
Lambert, John *
Lamourdedieu, Raoul— 647 French
Lamv, P. Franc- 393 French
Lan Sheng— 409 Chinese
Lan Tao— 408 Chinese
Lan Tien-shu — 436 Chinese
Lander, Benjamin §
Landowski, Paul-Maximilien French
648, 649
I.ang, Annie Traquair *
Lange, Olaf Nortue^an
202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207
Langhorne, Katherine *
Langtrv, Mary *
Lao Tien-li Chinese
104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109
Laparra, William— 394 French
Laporte, Blairze— 649A French
Laprade, Pierre— 395 French
Larrive, Jean— 650, 651 French
Larsson, Carl Sivedish
168, 169, 170. 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176,
177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183. 184, 185,
186, 187. 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194,
195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201
Larsson, Gottfried Sioedish
279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284
Latanay, Gaston de — 573, 574 French
Lathrop, William Langson •
La Toiiche, Gaston— 396, 397 French
La Touche, Gaston— 2815
United States Section, Loan Collection
Lauber, Joseph— 111, 113, 202. United
States. Photo. Reprod.
Laureng, Theodor — 72 Nor^vegian
Laurens, Jean-Paul — 398 French
Laurens, Paul-Albert — 399 French
Laurent, Ernest-Joseph — 400 French
Lavalley, Louis — 401 French
Lavecchia, Francisco — 35, 36 Argentine
Lavery, John — 340 Internationa!
Lavrut, Louise — 402 French
Lawrence, Sir Thomas— 2910, 2913
United Slates Section, Loan Collection
Lawson, Alexander §
Lavfson, Ernest •
Lawson, J. Kerr — 341 International
Leandre, Charles-Lucien — 575 French
Learned, Arthur Garfield §
Lebasque, Henri — 403, 404 French
Lebourg, Albert — 405 French
Le Briin, Charles— 4021
United States Section, Loan Collection
Ledeboer, Hans — 55 Netherlands
Lederer, Fritz— 722. 723, 724, 725, 726, 727,
728 International
t
French
French
French
French
French
•
United States
Lee, Arthur
Lefebvre, Hippolyte — 652
Lefort, Henri — 576
Le Gout-Gerard, Fernand — 406
Legrand, Louis — 577
Leheutre. Gustav— 578, 579
Leigh, William Robinson
Lelv, Sir Peter— 2906
Le Meilleur, Georges— 580, 581 French
Lemordant, Jean-Julien — 407, 408, 409, 410
French
Lemos, Pedro J.
Lenard, Robert
818, 819, 820,
827, 828. 829,
836, 837
Lenbach, Franz
International
821, 822, 823, 824, 825, 826,
830, 831, 832, 833, 834, 835,
von — 2S58, 2860
United States Section, Loan Collection
Lenselink, Rens — 56 Netherlands
Leon, Edouard-Henri — 582, 583 French
Lepape, Georges — 411, 412, 413 French
Lepine, Joseph — 414 French
Lepine, Stanislas— 2852, 2855
United States Section, Loan Collection
Lerolle, Henri — 415
Leroux, Georges-Paul — 416, 417
Le Sidaner, Henri-Eugene — 418, 419
Leiide. Herbert — 370
Leurzt, Emanuel
Lever, Hayley
Le\>, Beatrice S.
Levy, William Auerbach
Lewis, Allen
Lewis. Edmund D.
Lewis, Helen V.
Li Chang-tai— 245, 246
Li Hao— 336, 337
Li Heo-veh— 303
L! Hsao-vu— 287, 288, 289, 290, 291,
294, 295, 296, 297, 298, 299
Li Hsi-san— 431
French
French
French
Sivedish
§
•5
S
•
•
Chinese
Chinese
Chinese
292, 293,
Chinese
Chinese
[468]
INDEX OF ARTISTS
Li Yang-Chih— 377 Chinese
Lichtenaiier, J. Mortimer — 144. I'nited States.
Photo. Reprod. •§
Lie. Jonas •
Lien HMin-liao— 307, 308, 309, 310, 311, 312
Chinese
I.iljefors, Bruno— 202, 203, 204, 205 Swedish
Liljestrom, Gustav F. •
Lin Chin-an— 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149
150 Chinese
Lin Hsu— 338, 339, 340 Chinese
LindherR, Erik— 285, 286 Swedish
Linde, Ossip L. •
Lindh, Bror — 206 Siuedish
Lindin, Carl Olof Eric *
I.indquist, Herman — 207 Swedish
Lindstrom, Martin— 371, 372 Swedish
Linford, Charles •
Lionne, Enrico — 62, 63 Italian
Lipoth, Ferencz— 342, 343, 344, 345, 346, 347
International
I.ippinrott, William Henry *
little, John Weslev *
Little, Philip •
Liu I-t7U— 382 Chinese
Liu Sung-mein- 384 Chinese
Liu Ts/-hsin— 331, 332, 333 Chinese
Llimona. Juan — 348, 349 International
Llopis de Casades, Juan Maria — 350, 351,
352 International
Lo Yong — 357 Chinese
Lobre, Maurice 420 French
Lockman, He Witt M. •
Locb, Louis *
Liikke, Marie *
Londoner, Amy *
Lons, Hong-mu — 7, 8 Chinese
T.oncarre, James Barton §
Loneacre, Lydia Eastwick *
Longman, Evelyn Beatrice. 131, 135. United
States. Photo Reprod. X
Loomis, Chester. 186. United States. Photo.
Reprod.
Lopez-Mesquita, Jose M. — 353, 354
International
T.6pez Natniil, Gregorio — 37, 38 Argentine
Lotz. Karoly— 355, 356, 357, 358, 359, 360,
838 International
I.owdon, Elsie Motz •
Lowenstamm, Ernina— 729 International
Loy, Mina — 361, 362 International
Lucas, Jean Williams •
Luce, Maximilien — 421 French
Luck, C. C— 373, 374, 375 Swedish
Ludovici, Alice E. •
Luini, Bernardo — 4000
United States Section, Loan Collection
Luke, Kathryn Logan •
Lukeman, Augustus t
Luks, George •
Lum, Bertha §
Luna, Juan— 21, 22 Philippine
Lund, Henrik— 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79
Norwegian
Lundberg, Theodor — 287, 288 Swedish
Lundborg, Florence •
Lungren, Fernand French
Lunois, Alexandre — 584, 585, 586, 587
French
Luppi, Ermenegildo— 136, 137, 138, 139
Italian
Lucpiiens. Huc-Mazelet §
Luxoro, Cesare — 64 Italian
Lynch, Anna
Lynch, Justo— 39 Argentin,
McCartan, E. :
McCarter, Henrv
MacChesnev, Clara T.
McColl, Mary A.
McComas, Francis
McCormick, Howard
McCormick, M. Evelyn
MacDougall, John A.
McEwen, Walter— 141, 149. United State:
Photo. Reprod.
McFee, Henry Lee
MacGilvary, Norwood
Mclllhenny, C. Morgan
Mclntire, Katharine
Macintosh, William W.
McKenzie, R. Tait. 28, 46, 139, 153. U. S
Photo. Reprod.
McKillop, William
Mcl.ane, M. Jean
Macl.aughlin, Donald Shaw 5
McMillen, Mildred §
MacNeil, Carol Brooks %
MacN'eil, Hermon Atkins — 48, 130, 134, 140,
148. V. S. Photo. Reprod. t
Ma Chen— 375 Chinese
Ma Chiang-chuan — 416 Chinese
Ma Hsao-shien Chinese
222, 223, 224, 225. 226, 227, 228, 229, 230,
231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 237
Ma Yuen — 394 Chinese
Maarel, M. van der — 57 Netherlands
Maccari, Cesare — 2844, 2850
United States Section, Loan Collection
Macky, Constance •
Macky, E. Spencer •
Mackay, William A. 45. United States.
Photo. Reprod.
Macrum, George H. •
Macsoud, Nicholas S. •
Madeline, Paul — 422. 423 French
Mager, Gus •
Magliocchetti, Id.n — 65 Italian
Magnus, Siri— 387, 388, 389, 390, 391
Swedish
[469]
CATALOGUE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
Magnusson, Gustaf— 392, 393, 394, 395
Swedish
Magonigle, Edith M. *
Magyar-Mannheimer, Gusztav — 363, 364, 365,
366, 367 International
Maillart, Diogene — 424 French
Maillaud, Fernand — 425 French
Major, Ernest L. *
Major, Henrik— 368 International
Makino, Shiro— 158 Japanese
Makowsky, Alexander— 369 International
Malagarriga Ormast, Elvira — 370
International
Malbone, Edward Greene *
Malharro, Martin — 40. 41 Argentine
Malhoa, Jose— 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60
Portuguese
Mallol Casanovas, Ignacio — 371
International
Malric, Charles-Louis— 653 French
Manatt, William Whitney _ *
Mancini, Antonio — 66, 67, 68 Italian
Manguin, Henri— 426, 427 French
Manigault, E. Middleton *
Manley, Thomas R. §
Mannheim, Jean
Manning, W. Westley— 730 International
Manor, Florence +
Manship, Paul +
Manta, Abel Abrantes — 61, 62, 63
Portuguese
Mantilla, Maria— 8, 9 Cuban
Maraini, Antonio — 140 Italian
Marcel-Beronneau, Pierre — 428 French
Marcel-Clement, Amedce-Julien — 429 French
Mares, Frederico — 1042 International
Marffv, 5d6n— 372, 373, 374, 375 _
International
Marchant, Edward D. *
Marin, John »
Maris, Matthew — 4035
United States Section, Loan Collection
Mark, Louis— 376, 377, 378, 379, 380 _
International
Marko, Erno— 839 International
Marqueste, Laurent — 654 French
Marquet, Albert— 430, 431 French
Marr, Carl
Marsh, Alice Randall *
Marsh, Fred Dana. 116. United States.
Photo. Reprod.
Marshall, E. Newell *
Marshall, William Edgar •§
Marsill, Emilio — 141 Italian
Mars-Vallett, Marius — 655 French
Martens, Willy— 58 Netherlands
Martin, Henri-Jean-Guillaume — 432, 433
French
Martin, Homer D. •
Martin, Jacques — 434, 435 French
Martinez, Xavier •§
Martinez-Vazquez, Jose — 43, 44 Uruguayan
Marussig, Guido — 69 Italian
Maruyama, Banka — 26 Japanese
Maruyaraa, Okyo — 195, 200 Japanese
iVIarval, Jacqueline-Marie — 436, 437 French
Mas-Olle, Helmer— 208, 209, 210, 211, 212,
376, 377, 378 Swedish
Mason, John •
Mason, Maud M. •
Masriera, Luis — 381 International
Mastenbroek, Johan Hendrik van — 59, 60
Netherlands
Mathews, Arthur F. •
Mathews, Lucia K. •
Matisse, Auguste — 438 French
Matoso da Fonseca, Joao Guilherme — 138,
139 Portuguese
Matsukane, Shinjiro — 93, 94
Matsiio, Choshun — 60, 61
Maufra, Maxime — 439
Maurer, Alfred H.
Maury, Cornelia F.
Maun,-, Georges-Sauveur
Maverick, Peter
Maxence, Edgard — 441
May, Edward Harrison
Mayer, Louis
Maynard, Richard F.
Mayr, C.
Mazur, Wladyslaw
Mazzanovich, Laurence
Meakin, L. H.
Meats, Helen Farnsworth
.VIednyanszky, Baron — 382,
Japanese
Japanese
French
•
French
§
French
t
t
383, 384
International
Meheut, Mathurin — 442, 443 French
Meifren, Eliseo— 385, 386, 387 International
Meinshausen, George 5
Meissonier, Jean Louis Ernest — 4023
United States Section, Loan Collection
Melcher, Bertha Corbett
Melchers, Gari. 133, 241.
Photo. Reprod.
Melero, Aurelio — 12,
Meln, David de— 64
Melville, Francis
Menard, fimile-Rene-
Mendenhall, Emma
13
-444, 445
Mengarini, Pietro — 70
Menocal, Armando — 10, 11
Mension, C. J. — 61
Mentessi, Giuseppe — 71
Menzler, Bertha S.
Mercie, Antonin — 446, 447, 655A
Mercie, Fernand-Antonin — 448
Merrill, Katherine
Merritt, Anna Lea
Merson, Luc-Olivier — 449, 450
Meryman, Richard S.
United States.
•
Cuban
Portuguese
French
•
Italian
Cuban
Netherlands
Italian
French
French
§
•5
French
•
[470]
INDEX OF ARTISTS
Mesdag, H. W.— 62 Netherlands
Messer, Edmund Clarence •
Meszolv, Geza — 388 International
Metcalf, Willard L. •
Mettling, Louis — 2918
United States Section, Loan Collection
Meyer, Johan — 63 Netherlands
Meyn, George Liidwig — 389 International
Mezzana, Corrado — 72 Italian
Michel, Georges— 2857
United States Section, Loan Collection
-656
French
Michel, Gustav
Mielziner, Leo
Miess, Frip>es — 390
Migliaro, Vincenzo — 73
Mihaly, Rezso— 391, 392, 393
Milcendeau, Charles — +51
Milesi, Alessandro — 74
Milhau, Zella De
Millar, Addison Thomas
Miller, Joseph Maxwell
Miller, Kenneth Haves •
Miller, Richard E. ' •
Milles, Ruth— 289, 290, 291, 292, 293, 294,
Sivedish
Millet, Frank D.— 204, 224, 237, 251, 252.
United States. Photo Reprod.
Millet, Jean Fran(;ois— 2842
United States Section, Loan Collection
International
Italian
International
French
Italian
§
•§
t
Mills, J. Harrison
•
Milne, David
«
Minakami, Taisei — 8
Japanese
Minor, Robert C.
§
Mitchell, Arthur
•
Mitchell, Eleanor B.
•
Mitchell, Laura M. D.
•
Miiti-Zanetti, Guiseppe — 75
Italian
Mitsui, Banri — 9
Japanese
Mitsutani, Kunishiro — 30
Japanese
Miyachi, Ichiyu — 73
Japanese
Mivagawa, Kozan — 105, 106,
107, ins, 109,
110
Japanese
Miyake, Katsumi— 33
Japanese
Moeller. Selma M. D.
•
Moen, Charles Antoine — 64
Netherlands
Moises, Julio— 394
International
Molarskv, Morris
•
Molin, Hjalmar— 396, 397
Sivedish
Monard, Louis de — 657
French
Mo Fong-si — 351
Chinese
Mondriaan, Fritz — 65
Netherlands
Monegal Prat, Esteban— 1043
International
Monet, Claude— 2808, 2809, 2810, 2811, 2812,
2813, 2814
United States Section,
Loan Collection
Monet, Claude — 452
French
Monges, Henry B.
•
Monks, John A. S.
§
Monnickendam, Martin — 66
Netherlands
Montero, Adolfo — 42, 43
Argentine
Monticelli, Adolphe — 2839, 4038, 4041
United States Section, Loan Collection
Montizambert, Beatrice •
Mooney, Edward •
Mora, F. Luis •
Mora, Joseph Jacinto j
Moraes, Narciso Alfredo de — 69, 70
„ , Portuguese
Moran, Edward •
Moran, Mary Nimmo §
Moran, Peter eg
Moran, Thomas •!
Morani, Alessandio — 76 Italian
Morani, Helbig Lily— 77 Italian
Morbelli, Angelo— 78 Italian
Moreno, Agapita— 23 Philippine
Morey, M. Rodriguez— 14, 15, 16, 17, Cuban
Monde, Jeanne — 453 French
Morikawa, Toin— 216, 217, 218, 219, 220
Japanese
Morimura, Yoshine— 2 Japanese
Morisset, Henri— 454, 455 French
-Morse, Samuel F. B. •
Moser, JTames Henry •
Mott-Smith, May •{
Moulyn, S.— 67, 150, 151, 152 Netherlands
Mount, William Sidney •
Muhrman, Henry •
Mullgardt, Louis Christian §
Miiller, Johannes— 89, 89A Noriuegian
Muller, Olga Popoff }
Miiller, Peter Paul— 395 International
Muller, Richard— 396 International
Munch, Edvard Norwegian
80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 208, 209, 210,
211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219,
220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228.
229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 237,
238, 239, 240. 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 246
247, 24.^, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255,
256, 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264
Mundy, Ethel Frances •
Munkarsy, Mihaly— 397, 398 International
Mura, Frank •
Murakami, Hoko — 3 Japanese
Muranvi, Gvula — 1044, 1045, 1046, 1047, 1048
1049, 105(i, 1051, 1052 International
Murphy, Ada Clifford •
Murphy, Caroline Bowles •
Murphy, Hermann Dudley •
Murphy, J. Francis •
Murray, Frank Waldo •
Murray, Grace H. •
Myriclc, Katharine , •
Nadler, R.— 399 International
Nagara, Yozo — 151 Japanese
Nagy, Laura — 400, 401, 402, 840, 841, 842, 843
International
!Vag>-, Sdndor — 403, 404, 405, 406, 407, 408,
409, 844 International
[471]
CATALOGUE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
Nahl, Perham W. •§
Nakogawa, Hachiro — 35 Japanese
Nakamura, Fusetsu — 38 Japanese
Nakamura, Shuto — 126 Japanese
Nakazawa, Hiromitsu — 32 Japanese
Xakken.Willera Carel— 6S Netherlands
Nam. Jacques — 456 French
Namikowa, Gomi — 153 Japanese
Namikavva, Sosuke — 123, 124 Japanese
Naminohira, Yuklvasu — 226 Japanese
Naudin, Bernard— 457, 458, 588, 589 French
Nava, Hector — 44, 45, 46 Argentine
Navazio De, Walter- — 47 Argentine
Navellier, fidoiiard-Felicien-Eugene — 658
Neagle.
Neilsen, M. P.
Neilson, Raymond P. R.
Nell, Tony
Nelson, Bruce
Nen Wei-ching — 414
Nerman, Einar— 379, 380
Nettleton, Walter
Neuhaus, Eugen
Neujd, Herman— 298, 299. 300, 301,
French
*
X
Chinese
Sicedish
302, 303
Siuedish
French
Italian
*
Neumont, Maurice — 459, 590
Neuschuler, Alberto— 79
Newell. Peter
Newman, John §
Newman, Victor Winthrop §
Newsam, Albert §
Newton, Francis. 203. United States. Photo.
Reprod.
Nicholls, Rhoda Holmes •
Nichols, Hobart *
Nicolini, Giovanni — 142, 143 Italian
Nieuwenkamp, W. O. J.— 153, 154, 155, 156
Netherlands
Nisbet, Robert H.
Nishi, Oshu— 22
Nishiinura, Hikobei— 76, 77, 78
Noble, John
Noble, Thomas Satterwhite
Noci, Arturo — 80, 81
Nogami, Tatsuoki — 72
Nnguchi, Yukoku — 172
Nomellini, Plinio— 82, 83
\'ono, Luigi — 84
None, Urbano — 144
Noauet. Paul
Nordell, Carl J.
NorHensten, Ragnhild — 331
Nordfeldt, Bror J. O. §
Nordhagen. Johan— 265. 266, 267, 268, 269,
270, 271 Norwegian
Nordin, Alice— 295, 296, 297 Swedish
Nordling, Gerda — 382 Sivedish
Narita, Torakichi — 153 Japanese
Norlind, Ernst— 383, 384, 385, 386 Swedish
Japanese
Japanese
Italian
Japanese
Japanese
Italian
Italian
Italian
t
Swedish
Norman, John §
N'orman, Mabel •
Northcote, James — 2904
United States Section, Loan Collection
" §
Northcote, Stafford M
Nourse, Elizabeth
Noyes, George L. •
Nozal, Alexandre — 460, 461 French
Nu Su-nen— 342 Chinese
Numada, Ichiga — 222 Japanese
Numata, Ichiga — 46 Japanese
Nunn, Frederick •
Nyman, Hilding — 398, 399, 400 Swedish
Oakley, Thornton •
Oakley, Violet— 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160,
161, 162, 163, 164, 165. United States.
Photo. Reprod. •
O'Brien, Frank M. •
Ochtman, Leonard •
O'Donovan. William R. t
O'Farrell, G.— 24, 25 Philippine
Ogaki, Masanori — 86 Japanese
Ogura, Uichiro — 65 Japanese
Ohta, Kijiro^24 Japanese
Ohta, Masachika — 68 Japanese
Ohta, Masatada — 67 Japanese
Oka, Toyen — 16 Japanese
Okada, Sesso — II, 12 Japanese
Okajima, Tesshu — 4 Japanese
Okamoto, Hosui — 23 Japanese
Okawa, Takezo — 146 Japanese
Okumura, Masanobu — 186 Japanese
Oldewelt, Ferdinand Gustaaf Willem — 69
Netherlands
Olgvav, Ferencz — 410 International
Olgyay, Victor— 845, 846, 847, 848
International
Olinsky, Ivan G. •
Oliva Navarro, Juan Carlos — 48, 49
Argentine
Oliver, Jean Nutting •
Olivier, Fedinand — 462 French
Olson, Albert Byron *
Olson, Joseph Oliver •
Olsson, Anders — 304 Swedish
Olsson, Julius — 411 International
O'Lynch de Lynch Town, Charles — 412
International
Onsager, Soren — 90, 91 Norwegian
Orlik, Emil International
731, 732, 733, 734, 735, 736, 737. 738, 739,
740, 741, 742, 743, 744, 745, 746, 747, 748,
749, 750, 751, 752, 753, 754, 755
Orr, Louis §
Orsi, Achille d' — 125 Italian
Ortner, Ferencz — 413 International
Osborne, Malcolm — 756 International
Osslund, Helmer- 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218,
219 Swedish
[472 ]
INDEX OF ARTISTS
Osterlund, John— 220 Svjedis/,
Osterlund-Wigert, Matliilda— 221, 222
Siueais/i
Osterman. F.mil— 223, 224 Swdish
Otis, Amy ^,
Otis, Bass ^ °
Ottmann, Henrv--^63, 464 French
Ouvre, Achille— 591 , Fr'nc't
Overbeek, G. J. van— 70 Netherlands
Paal. Laszl6— 414, 415 Internationa^
Packard, Mabel ^
Paddock, Ethel Louise ^
Paddock, Josephine
Pacani, Juan B— 68, 69 Uruguayan
Pagano. Jose Leon— 50, 51, 52 Argentine
Page, Marie Danforth
Page, William °
Pages, Jules ,
Paice, Philip Stuart .
Paine, Robert T. J
Palmer, Pauline ,
Pancoast, Morris Hall
Pannemakcr, FranQois— 592 French
Panozzi, Americo-53, 54, 55 Argentine
^''3lr5t56.57,5S,59,60,205,20?20^
208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 255
Pao Yun-ting— 399, 400 Chinese
Pane, Eric . ,
Papp, Lajos— 849 International
Parada, Santin, Jose-416, 417 Internationa^
Paradise, John W. ,.
Parisani, Napoleone— 85, 86 Italian
Parker. I.awton S. ^
Parrish, Clara Weaver ^
Parrish, Stephen |
Parshall, He Witt .
Parsons, Edith Parretto ^+
Partington, Gertrude J
Partington, J. H. E. ^
Partridge, G. Roy »
Partridge, William Ordway *
Pascau, J.-P.-P.-Eugene-^65 French
Pasinetti, Antonio— 87 '"!>"'"
Paterson, J.— 418 International
Patigian, Haig r,.„^;,
Patricot, Jean-593 French
Pattee, Elsie Dodge ^e
Patterson, Margaret J. »
Patterson, Rebecca Burd Peale
Paulin, Paul-659, 660, 661, 662 French
Paulus, Francis Petrus J
Paxson. Martha K. D. ^
Paxton, Elizabeth Okie ^
Paxton, William McGregor ^
Pavne, Edgar ,,
Peale, Charles Willson »
Peale, J. S. ,
Peale, James ^
Peale, Rembrandt ^
International
United States. Photo.
Pearce, Charles Sprague — 12". United States.
Photo. Reprod.
Pearson, Joseph T., Jr. •
Pearson, Ralph M.
Pechan, Jozsef — 419
Peixotto, Ernest — 232.
Reprod.
Pekenino, Michele §
Pelham, Peter §
Pellini, Eugenio — 145 Italian
Pelouse, Leon Germain — 2849
United Slates Section, Loan Collection
Pennell, Joseph §
Pennoyer, Sheldon P. •
Peper, Meta A. •
Perard, Victor Semon S
Percy, Isabelle C. *§
Pernot, Henri — 663 French
Perrault-Harry, fimile — 664 French
Perrie, Bertha E. *
Perrine, Van Dearing *
Perry, Lilla Cabot •
Perry, R. Hinton t
Petersen, Carlo— 401, 402, 403, 404, 405, 406
Swedish
Peterson, Jane *
Peterssen, Reidar— 272, 273, 274, 275
Norivegian
Petiti, Filiberto— 88
Petrus, Anna— 407, 408, 409
Peyraud, Frank C.
Pfeiffen, Justus
Phillips, Caroline King
Phoenix. I.auros Monroe — 205
Photo. Reprod.
Piazzetta, G. B.--1008, 4011
United States Section, Loan Collection
Piazzonni, Gottardo F. P. *§
Piccirilli, Attilio *
Piccirilli, Furio ^
Pick, Lajos— 1053 International
Pien Lu— 390 Chinese
Pien Shou-mien— 391 Chinese
Pierce, Lucy V.
Pierre, Gustave — 466
Pieters, Evert — 71
Pietro, C. S.
Pietz, Adam
Pietzsch, Richard — +20
Pine, Robert Edge
Pinto, Octavio — 56, 57
Plot Rene — 467, 468, 469, 470
Pissarro, Camille— 2819, 2826, 2827
United Slates Section, Loan Collection
Piza Roig. Jaime^21, 422 International
Piatt, Charles A. S
Plowman, George T. "
Pogany, Willv International
850, 851, 852, 853, 854, 855, 856, 857, 858,
359, 860
Italian
Swedish
United States.
French
Netherlands
t
t
International
•
Argentine
French
[ 473 ]
CATALOGUE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
Italian
French
French
t
International
Netherlands
t
International
Pogliani, Antonietta — 146
Pointelin, Auguste-Emmanuel — 471
Poisson, Pierre-Marie — 665
Polasek, Albin
Pollak, Max— 757, 758, 759
Pooke, Marion L.
Poor, Henry Varnum
Poore, Henry Rankin
Poortenaar, Jan — 157, 158
Pope, Alexander
Por, Bertalan
423, 424, 425, 861, 862, 863, 864, 865, 866,
867, 868, 869, 870, 871, 872, 873, 874, 875,
876, 877, 878, 879, 880, 881, 882, 883, 884,
885, 886, 887, 888, 889, 890, 891, 892, 893,
894, 895, 896, 897, 898, 899, 900, 901, 902,
903, 904, 905, 906, 907, 908, 909, 910, 911,
912, 913, 914, 915, 916, 917, 918, 919, 920,
921, 922, 923, 924, 925, 926, 927, 928, 929,
930.
Portnoff, Alexander t
Possoz, Miley— 65, 66, 67, 68, 140, 141, 142
Portuguese
Potthast, Edward Henry •
Poiipelet, Jeanne— 1054,' 1055, 1056
International
Powell, Arthur J. E.
Powers, Hiram
Powers, Marion
Prat, Artur— 71, 72, 146
Pratt, Bela Lyon
Pratt, Matthew
Preisler, Jan — 426
Prenderpast, Maurice B.
Preston, James
Preston, May Wilson
Price, Eugenia
Priestman, A — 427
Prihoda, Istvan— 931, 932, 933
Prinet, Rene-Xavier— 472
Prini, Giovanni— 147, 148
Proctor, A. Phimister
Profit, Georges— 594, 595
Proost, Johannes — 159
Protti, Alfredo — 89
Puech, Denys — 666
Puig, Domingo — 45, 46, 47, 48
Purdie, Evelyn
Purefoy, Heslope
Puthuff, Hansom
Putnam, Arthur
Putnam, Brenda
Putz, Leo — 428 International
Puvis de Chavannes, Pierre Cecile — 2831
United States Section, Loan Collection
Puy, Jean — 473 French
Pyie, Howard •
Quartly, Arthur •
Quillivic, Rene — 667 French
Quinlan, Will J. •§
t
Portuguese
International
International
International
French
Italian
t
French
Netherlands
Italian
French
Uruguayan
»
•
t
t
t
Quinn, Edmond T. t
Quires, C. Bernaldo de — 58, 59 Argentine
Raab, Ervin — 429, 430 International
Raditz, Lazar •
Raeburn, Sir Henry — 2911
United States Section, Loan Collection
Raffaelli, Jean-Fran(;ois— 596, 597 French
Ramberg, Gustaf — 410, 411, 412 S'wedish
Ramsey, Allan — 2909
United States Section, Loan Collection
Ramsay, Charles F. •
Rand, Ellen G. Emmet •
Randolph, Lee F. •§
Raphael, Joseph •
Rauscher, Lajos— 934, 935, 936, 937, 938, 939,
940, 941, 942 International
Ravlin, Grace •
Realier-Dumas, Maurice — 474 French
Recchia, Richard H. t
Redfield, Edward W. •
Redfield, Heloise Guillou •
Redmond, Granville •
Redon, Odilon— 475, 598 French
Reed, Earl H. §
Regt, P. de— 72 Netherlands
Rehn, Frank K. M. •
Reid, Jean Arnot •
ReiH, Robert •
Reiffel, Charles •
Reindel, Wilhelm G. §
Reis, Joao — 73, 74, 75, 76 Portuguese
Remington, Frederic *X
Remsey, Mme.— 431, 432, 433, 434, 435, 436
International
Ren Yee-suen — 304 Chinese
Renard, Emile — 476 French
Renaudot, Paul — 477, 478 French
Renault, G. 119. United States. Photo. Re-
prod.
Renda, Giuseppe — 149 Italian
Reni, Guido— 2893, 2898
United Stales Section, Loan Collection
Renoir, Pierre-Auguste — 479 French
Renoir, Pierre-Auguste— 2822, 2825, 2828,
2833
United States Section, Loan Collection
Renom y Juamandreu, Fausto — 437
International
Renouard, Paul — 480, 599, 600, 601 French
Rapelius, Betsy — 73 Netherlands
Reuterdahl, Henry •
Revere, Paul I
Revold, Axel — 92, 93, 94, 95 Norwegian
Reycend, Enrico — 90 Italian
Reyes, N.— 26 Philippine
Reynolds, Sir Joshua— 2902, 2922
United States Section, Loan Collection
Rho, Camillo — 91 Italian
Rhynnen, Jan van — 74 Netherlands
[474]
INDEX OF ARTISTS
Ribeiro, Jose Nunes, Jor. Portuguese
77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87,
88, 143.
Ribera, Juseppe de (called Spagnoletto) —
2895, 4012
United States Section, Loan Collection
Ricci, Dante— 92, 93 Italian
Rich, John Hubbard •
Richards, Lee Greene •
Richards, Lucy i
Richards, William Trost •
Richardson, Mary Curtis •
Riclimond, Agnes M. •
Richmond, L. — 438, 439, 440 International
Riglietti, Guide — 150 Italian
Rimmer, William •
Ring, Alice Blair •
Rippi-Ronav, Jozsef International
441, 442,443, 444, 445, 446, 447, 448, 449,
450, 943, 944, 945, 946, 947, 948, 949, 950,
951, 951A
Risque, Caroline Everett t
Ritchie, Alexander Hay §
Ritschel, William •
Rittenberg, Henry R. •
Rittman, Louis •
Rivera y Mir, Vicente — 27, 28, 29 Philippine
Riviere, Henri — 602, 603 French
Roberts, Alice Mumford •
Robinson, Alexander •
Robinson, Boardman •
Robinson, Kathleen Beverley. 118. United
States. Photo. Reprod.
Robinson, Theodore •
Robinson, Thomas •
Robinson, William S. •
Rocha, Hector — 60 Argentine
Roche, Pierre— 604, 605, 668 French
Rodin. Auguste — 669 French
Rodriguez, Guillermo C. — 49, 50, 5!
Uruguayan
Roecker, Henry Leon •
Roelofs, Albert— 75 Netherlands
Roelofs, Willem E., Jr.— 76 Netherlands
Roger (Guillaume-Roger) — 372 French
Rogers, Franklin W. •
Rogers, Gretchen W. •
Rogers, Marv •
Roll, Alfred-Philippe— 481, 482, 483, 484,
670 French
Rolsho\'en, Julius •
Rom, Henrik — 96, 97, 98 Norwegian
Romanach, Leopoldo Cuban
18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28,
29, 30, 31
Romanelli, Raffaelle— 151, 152 Italian
Romanelli, Romano — 153, 154 Italian
Romney, George— 2888, 2916, 2919
United States Section, Loan Collection
R6nai-Kaszner — 952 International
Rook, Edward F. •
Rosa, Angel Maria de — 61, 62 Argentine
Rosa, Fabian de la— 30, 31, 32, 33, 34
Philippine
Rosales-Bagg, Louise de •
Resales, Emanuel O. de — 1057, 105S
International
Rose, Guy •
Rose, Manuel— 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57
Uruguayan
Rosen, Charles •
Rosenthal, Albert •§
Rosenthal, Max §
Rosse, Hermann — 77, 78 Netherlands
Rosse, Hermann — 952A International
Rossi, Alberto M. — 63, 64 Argentine
Rossi, Luigi — 94 Italian
Roth, Ernest David •§
Roth, Frederick G. R. t
Rothermel, Peter Frederick *
Rouland, Orlando •
Rousseau, Theodore — 4036, 4037
United States Section, Loan Collection
Roussel, Kern-Xavier — 485, 486 French
Roussel, Paul — 671 French
Royer, Henri-Paul — 487, 488 French
Roze, Albert — 672 French
Rubins, H. W. §
Rudnay, Gyula — 451 International
Rumsey, Charles Cary X
Rungins, Carl •
Rush, William %
Russolo— 1159, 1160, 1161, 1162, 1163
International
Ryden, Henning *t
Ryder, Albert P. •
Ryder, Chauncey F. •
Ryder, Worth §
Ryland, R. K.— 220. United States. Photo.
Reprod.
Sabatte, J. G. Fernand — 489 French
Sacheri, Cesare — 95 Italian
Sacks, Joseph *
Sagaminokuni, Yoshihiro — 227 Japanese
Sahlen, .Arthur— 413, 414, 415, 416, 417
Slue dish
Sahler, Helen *
Sahlstrfim, Anna--418, 419, 420, 421 Swedish
Saint Gaudens, Annetta Johnson t
Saint Gaudens, Augustus X
Saint Gaudens, Carlota— 1963, 1971 •
Saint Gaudens, Louis X
St. Lerche, Hans Norwegian
283, 284, 285, 286, 287, 288, 289, 290, 291,
292, 293, 294, 295, 296, 297, 298, 299, 300,
301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307, 308, 309,
310, 311, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316, 317, 318,
319, 320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327,
328, 329, 330, 331, 332
St. Memin, Charles B. J. Feveret de §
Sakakibara, Roko — 148 Japanese
[475]
CATALOGUE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
Sala, Paolo — 96 Japanese
Salicath, Ornulf — 99, 100 Noriuegian
Salvatore, Victor D. +
Salvesen, Valborg Schwartz — 105
Netherlands
Noriiefrian
Italian
Italian
Sambo, Edgardo — 97
Sanctis. Giuseppe De — 38
Sandona, Matteo •
Sandor, Mathias *
Sandzen, Sven Birger *
Sann, Jacob — 101, 102, 103 Nori-.efrian
Sano, Mitsukasu — 52 Japanese
Santo, Angelo del — 12+ Italian
Sao Yu-sien — 35S Chinese
Sargent, Geneve Rixford *
Sargent, John Singer. 206, 207, 211, 212.
V. S. Photo. Reprod. *
Sartain, John §
Sartain, William •
Sartorelli, Francesco — 98 Italian
Sasaki, Takayasu — 91 Jaftanese
Saubes, Daniel — 490 French
Saude. Antonio Manuel da— 89, 90, 91, 92,
93, 94 Portuguese
Sauter, George International
452, 453, 454, 455, 456, 457. 458, 459, 460,
461, 462, 463
Savage, Edward §
Sawada, Seiichiro — 169 Japanese
Sawyer, Edith »
Sawyer, Edward Warren *
Sawyer, Myra L. •
Sawyer, Phil §
Saxton, John Gordon »
Scattola, Ferruccio — 99 Italian
Schaap, E. R. D.— 79 Netherlands
Schaap-van der Pek, H. W. J.— 80
Netherlands
Schanze, Oscar — 464 International
Schelfhout, Lodewyk — 160, 161 Netherlands
Schermer. Cornells — 81 Netherlands
Schildt, Martinus — 82 Netherlands
Schille, Alice •
Schipperus, Pieter Adrianus — 83
Netherlands
Schladermundt, H. T. — 219. United States.
Photo. Reprod.
Schlegell, Gustav von •§
Schmauss, Peter •
Schmidt, Karl •
Schmitt, Albert Felix •
Schmutzer, Fred— 760, 761, 762, 763, 764
International
Schneider, Otto J. §
Schofield, W. Elmer •
Schoff, Stephen Alonzo §
Schonberg, Torsten — 422, 423, 424, 425
S'ivedish
Schonheyder, Anna — 104 Norive^ian
Schoonover, Frank E. *
Schook, F. De Forest •
Netherlands
International
226, 227, 228,
Sixedish
•
Swedish
United
, 429
-168.
Schreve-Yzerman, Jo — 184, 185
Schreyer, Adolph — 2846
United States Section, Loan Collection
Schuessele, Christian *
Schulenburg, Adele E. {
Schulman, David — 84
Schultheiss, Karl Max — 465
Schultzberg, Anshelm — 225,
229, 230. 231, 232, 233
Schuster, Donna
Schwab, Eigil — 426, 427, 428
Schwartz, Andrew Thomas-
States. Photo. Reprod.
Schweizer, J. t)tto — 146.
Photo. Reprod.
Scopinich, I.uigi — 100
Scudder, Janet
Searle, Alice T.
Sears. Sarah Choate
Sears, Taber— 112, 167.
Photo. Reprod.
Seawell, Harry W.
Segna di Bonaventura
United States Section, Loan Collection
Segoffin, Jean— 673, 674, 675 French
Seifu, Yohei— 132, 133, 134, 135, 136
Japanese
United States.
Italian
X
United States.
4015
Sekiguchi. Ichiya — 224
Japanese
Selden, Dixie
•
Selden, Henrv Bill
*
Selva, Attilio— 155
Italian
Senseney, George
§
Serruvs, Yvonne — 676
French
Sesshu— 192
Japanese
Sesson— 198
Japanese
Severini
International
1164, 1165, 1166, 1167,
1168, 1169, 1170,
1171. 1172, 1173, 1174,
1175, 1176, 1177
Sevffert, Leopold
•
Sha Fu-ching— 373, 374
Chinese
Sharp. Joseph Henry
•
Sharpies, James
•
Shaw. Svdnev Dale
•
Shen Nan-ping — 432. 433
Chinese
Shen Shui-tseng — 318
Chinese
Shepard, Clare
*
Shibata, Banvo — 17
Japanese
Shibata. Gizo— 147
Japanese
Shih Jui — 439
Chinese
Shimizu, Rokubei — 137
Japanese
Shin Ying-chin — 367
Chinese
Shinn, Everett
•
Shirai, Uzan — 44
Japanese
Shirataki. Ikunosuke — 29
Japanese
Shirlaw, Walter — 201. United States. Photo.
Reprod. •
Shoami, Katsiivoshi — 225 Japanese
Shore. Henrietta M. •
Shubun — 193 Japanese
Shuttleworth, Claire •
Siboni, Emma B. •
[476]
INDEX OF ARTISTS
Sicard, Francois — 677 French
Signac, Paul — 491, 492 French
Simay, Imre — 1059, 1060,. 1061, 1062, 1063
International
Simmons, Will §
Simoes d' Almeida Sobrinlio,
149
Simon,
Simon,
Simon
Jose— 147, 148,
Portuguese
French
French
Inlerniilional
Jeanne Lucien — 496
Lucien — 493, 494, 495
T. F.— 765
Simons, Amory C.
Simons, Marcius — 3841
UniteJ States Section, Loan Collection
Simpson, C. W. — 466 International
Simpson, Edna Huestis •
Sinding, Sigmund— 106, 107, 108, 109, 110
A'orTic.if/an
Singer, William H., Jr. »
Sislcy, Alfred— 3820, 2821, 2824
United States Section, Loan Collection
Sivori, Eduardo — 65
Sloan, John
Sluiter. Willy— 85
Sluyters, Jan— 86, 87
Smillie, George H.
Smillic, James David
Smith, Alfred— 497, 498
Smith. Charles L. A.
Argentine
*§
Netherlands
Xetherlands
•
§
French
Smith, George Washington
•
Smith, Hobbe— 88
Netherlands
Smith, Howard Everett
*
Smith, J. Andre
§
Smith, Jessie Willcox
•
Smith, Rosamond L.
«
Smith, Wilhelm— 334, 335, 2
36,
237, 238
Sice dish
Smith-Kielland, Per— 111
Noriueeian
Smithwick, John G.
§
Snead, Louise Willis
*
Snell, Florence F.
•
Snell, Henry B.
^
Sneden. Eleanor Antoinette
\
Soga. Nichnkuan— 176
Japanese
Soga, Shohaku— 202
Japanese
Sohier, Alice Riiggles
*
Sohlberg, Harald
Noricegian
r 112,
113
, 11
. 114, li5, 1
r 16, 117
8, 119, 275A,
275B, 275C, 275D
Somlo, Lili— 467. 468, 469
International
Somme, Jacob — 120, 121
Noricei^ian
Sorensen, Henrik— 128, 139,
130
Xorivegian
Softer, George W.
Souder, Mary Rinard *
Souillet, Georges-Frangois — 499 French
Sousa Lopez, Adriano de Porttmuese
95, 99, 100, 102, 104, 106, 114, 115, 116,
117, 118, 119
Spaeth, Mary Haughton •
Spanish School— 2901
United States Section, Loan Collection
Spanyi Bela — 170 International
Sparks, Arthur W. •
Spear, Arthur P. •
Speed, Harold — 171 International
Speicher, Eugene E. *
Spencer, Mary *
Spencer. Robert •
Spicer-Simson, Theodore ♦
Sprinchorn. Carl •
Sprinchorn, Gerda — 305 Swedish
Springer, Eva •
Squire, Maud H. §
Stacey, Anna Lee *
Stacey, John F. •
Stackpole, Ralph §{
Stadskleiv, Thorleiv — 136 Norwegian
Staigg, Richard Morrell •
Stangenberg, Knut — 430, 431 Swedish
Stanton, Lucv M. •
Stark, Otto »
Steck, Paul— 500, 501 French
Steele, Theodore C. *
Steele, Zulma *
Steelink, Willem— 89, 90 Netherlands
United States Section, Loan Collection
Steen, Jan Haircksz— 3999
Stefani, Vincenzo De — 39 Italian
Sterling, Lindsey Morris t
Sterre de Jong, J. F. — 91 Netherlands
Stetson. Charles Walter •§
Steuver, Celia M. §
Stevens, Dorothv I
Stevens, Helen B. §
Stevens, Thomas Wood §
Stewardson, Edmund Austin t
Stewart, Julius L. *
Stoddard, Alice Kent *
Stoddard, Frederick L.— 109. United States.
Photo. Reprod.
Stoitzner, Jos. — 766 International
Stokes, Frank Wilbert *
Storrs, John *+
Story. Julian *
Straat,
Hjalmar— 432, 433,
434
Stcedish
Strandberg, Gabriel— 239,
240,
241
, 242
Siiedish
Strean
, Maria Judson
*
Strickl
and, William
§
Strom,
Halfdan— 122, 123, 124,
125, 126,
127
A
'orivegian
Strozzi
—2905
United States Secti>
on, L
oan
Collection
Stuart,
Gilbert
*
Stuck,
Franzvon — 472
International
Sturgc
s, Dwight C.
§
Su Chen-lien— 344
Chinese
Su Han-chen— 392
Chinese
Suau,
Edmond— 502, 503
French
Suei Wen-kai— 242, 243
Chinese
Sullv,
Robert Matthew
»
[477]
CATALOGUE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
Sully, Thomas •
Sulpis, Emile-Jean — 606 French
Sun Hen-tai — 322 Chinese
Sun Pai— 385 Chinese
Sundstrom, Harriet — 435, 436, 437, 438
S^^edish
Sureda, Andre— 504, 505, 506 French
Surie, Jacoba — 92 Netherlands
Sutter, Henry R. •
Suydam, James A. •
Svabinskv— 767, 768, 769, 770, 771, 772,
773 International
Svarstad, A. C— 131, 132, 133, 134, 135
Nor=iuei^ian
Sylvester, Frederick O. •
Szekely, Andor — 953, 954, 955 International
Szekely, Arpad — 956 International
Szinnyei-Merse, Pal — 473 International
Tadama, F. •
Taft, Lorado — 126. United States. Photo.
Reprod. t
Tafuri, Raffaele— 101 Italian
Takakura, Kangai — 18 Japanese
Takashima. Tokumatsu — US Japanese
Talcott, Allen B. *
Tallmadge, Thomas E. §
Tamasy, Miklos — 474 International
Tamaya, Shunki — 5 Japanese
Tanaka, Yasushi •
Tang Ying-^11, 412 Chinese
Tang Yu-sheng — 406 Chinese
Tannahill, Mary H. *
Tanner, Benjamin §
Tanner, Henry O. •
Tannes, Marie — 137, 138 Noriuegian
Tanomura, Chokunyn — 173 Japanese
Taplev. J. J. Wooding •
Tarbell, Edmund C. *
Tarrit, Jean — 678 French
Tashima, Ikka — 47 Japanese
Tatebayashi, Kagei — 204 Japanese
Tav-ernier, Andrea — 102 Italian
Tawaraya, Sotatsu — 177 Japanese
Taylor, Charles J. »
Taylor, Emily Drayton •
Taylor, Frank Walter •
Taylor, Minnie C. •
Tefft, Carl E.— 30, 33, 137. United States.
Photo. Reprod.
Teh Chang Chinese
6, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 175, 176,
177, 178, 179, 180, 199, 200, 201, 202, 247,
248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254
Teh Hsin-chen Chinese
61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72,
73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84,
85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90
Teh Hsin-yong— 204 Chinese
Teh Pao-kai— 196, 197, 198 Chinese
Teles, Ede International
1064, 1065, 1066, 1067, 1068, 1069, 1070,
1071, 1072, 1073, 1074, 1075, 1076, 1077,
1078, 1079, 1080, 1081
Teniers, David — 4002
United States Section, Loan Collection
Ter Hell, Willy— 475 International
Terada, Motokichi — 166 Japanese
Terborch, G.— 2907
United States Section, Loan Collection
Terraire, Clovis-Frederic — 507 French
Tersol, Artigas Jose— 546, 547, 548, 549
International
Thaulow, Fritz Noriuej^an
139, 140, 141, 142 143, 144, 145, 146, 147,
148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 276, 277,
278, 279, 280, 281, 282
Thaulow, Fritz— 2817
United States Section, Loan Collection
Thayer, Abbott H. — 243. United States.
Photo. Reprod.
Thedy, Max — 480
Thevenet, Fran<;ois — 508
Thilmann, C— 774
Tholen, W. B.— 94, 162, 163
International
French
International
164, 165, 166
Netherlands
Netherlands
•
Thol-Ruysch, Aletta van — 93
Thomas, Seymour
Thompson, George Albert •
Thompson, Leslie P. •
Thompson, Nellie Louise — 32, 47. United
States. Photo. Reprod.
Thor, Walter — 481 International
Thorbjornsen. Simon — 155, 156 Norwei^an
Thorndike, Charles H. •
Tibor, Erno — 482, 483 International
Tichy, G\^IIa — 959 International
Tichy, Kalman— 957, 958 International
Tiedbout, Cornelius §
Tiepolo, Giovanni Battista — 2896
United Slates Section, Loan Collection
Tiffanv, Louis C. •
Tihanyi, Lajos-^84, 485, 486, 487
International
Tilden, Douglas— 235, 245, 246, 253. U. S.
Photo. Reprod.
Tingley, Blanche •
Tintoretto, Jacopo — 4003
United States Section, Loan Collection
Tirman, Jeanne-Henriette — 509 French
Tissot, James — 4040
United States Section, Loan Collection
Titcomb, M. Bradish •
Tito, Ettore— 103, 104, 105, 106, 107 Italian
Tobari, Kogan — 55, 56 Japanese
Tomioka, Hodo — 50 Japanese
Tompkins, Frank H. •
Tonge, Laramert van der — 95 Netherlands
Tong-tai — 244 Chinese
Torneman, Axel — 245, 246 Swedish
[478]
INDEX OF ARTISTS
Torre Carlos De La— 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71,
--, Argentine
Tor"sander, Gustav— 243, 244 Stiiedish
Tosa, Mitsunari— 179 Japanese
Tosa, Mitsuoki— 179 Japanese
Toshima, Kofu-87 Japanese
Tou'*saint, Gaston— 679, 680 Fremlt
Toyeki-206 Japanese
Tokokawa, Mitsunaga— 71 Japanese
Toyoshima, Teiun— 14 Japanese
Trenchard, James
Trieoso, Joao de Melo Falcao— 120, l-l
^ Portuguese
Trigoulet, Eugene— 607 Frendi^
Troccoli, Giovanni Battista ^
Trott, Benjamin ,
Troubetzkoy, Paul ''InT, ',nM
1082, 1083, 1084, 1085, 1086, 1087. 088,
1089 1090, 1091, 1092, 1093, 1094, 095
1096, 1097, 1098, 1099, 1100, 1101, 1102,
1103^ 1104
Trovon, Constant— 2854
United Stales Section, Loan Collection
Truchet, Abel-510 f'-'"<^«
Tryon, Dwight W.
Tsuda, Nobuo--16 J''^2Z
Tsuda, Seifu-156 •'^^^""'
Tsuji, Hisashi-28 Japanese
Tsujimura, Shoka-92 'i^^"""'
Tsukada, Shukyo-221 Japanese
Tsukioka, Kogyo-20 Japanese
Tucker, Allen
Tunold, Bernt-157 ,^J"%T^
Turner, C Y.-122, 181, 189, 197. U. S.
Photo. Reprod. ,
Turner, Helen M.
Turner J M. W.— 2889
'united States Section, Loan Collection^
Turner. Ross Sterling ^
Tutlle, Adrianna ^
Tuttle, Ruel Crompton
Twachtman. John H. -^
Tvler, Carolyn D. ,
Tyng, Margaret Fuller ^
Tvson, Carroll Sargent, Jr. ^
tTfer, Walter
Ilitz Bela ..International
960 961 962, 963, 964, 965. 966, 967, 968,
969, 970, 971, 972, 973, 974, 975, 976, 977
ITlIman, Eugene Paul ^
Umbstaetter, Nellie Littlehale .
Undv, Karola-488, 489 International
Unknown-402, 403, 404 Chinese
'%:m, 228, 229, 230, 231, 232. ^^33^23;:
235, 236, 237, 244
Unno, Bisei-223 Japanese
Upton, Florence K. .
Usher, I.eila
Vadisz. Mikl6s— 978. 979. 980, 981
International
Valderrama. Esteban— 32 Cuban
Valk. Ella Snowden
Vallotton. Felix— 511. 512 French
Valstad, Otto— 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163
Noriuegian
Valtat, Louis— 513 French
Van Boskerck. Robert \V. *
Vanderhoef. Charles A. S
Van Dvke. Anthonj — 2923
United Slates Section, Loan Collection
Van Elten, Kruseman H. D. §
Van Gogh, Vincent — 4031
United Slates Section, Loan Collection
Van Laer, Alexander T. *
Van Marcke. Emile — 4042
United Stales Section. Loan Collection
Van Ostade. Adriaen Jansz — 4014
United States Section. Loan Collection
Van Sloun, Frank J.
Various Artists— 419. 420. 421. 422. 423. 424
Chinese
Various Artists— 238. 239 Japanese
Vastagh, Geza— 490. 491. 492 International
Vastagh. Gvbrgy— 493 International
Vaszary, Janos— 494, 495, 496, 497, 498, 982
International
Vauthrin, Ernest-Germain — 514 French
Vaz, Joao— 122, 123. 124 Portuguese
Vaz. Julio. Jor.- 153. 154. 155 Portuguese
Vasquez. Carlos— 499, 500 International
Veber, Jean— 515, 608 French
Vedani, Michelo— 156 Italian
Vedder, Elihu— 114, 193. United States.
Photo. Reprod.
Vedres, Mark International
1105, 1106, 1107, 1108, 1109, 1110, 1111,
1112, 1113, 1114, 1115, 1116
Velasquez, Diego Rodriguez de Silva y _
2890 United States Loan Collection
Veldheer, J. G. Netherlands
67, 168, 169, 170
Veloso Salgado, Jose Portuguese
125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130
Velsen, Suze— 96, 171, 172 Netherlands
Vernier, Emile-Seraphin— 681, 682 French
Vianello, Cesare— 108 Italian
Vik, Ingebrigt— 333 Norwegian
Vildosola, C. de— 33 Cub'in
Villani, Gennaro— 109 Italian
Villeneuve, Jacques-Louis-Robert French
683 ,
Vinton, Frederic Porter
Viti. Timoteo — 4001 .
United States Section, Loan Collection
Vittori, Carlo— 110 Italian
Vivian, Calthea
Vlaanderen, Job Netherlands
Vogel, Hermann— 516, 517 French
Vogt, Louis C.
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Wickwire, Jere R.
•
Yamada, Naosaburo — 161
Japanese
Wieczorek, Max
•
Yamamoto, Morinosuke — 36
Japanese
Wieslander, Agnes — 250
Swedish
Yamazaki, Choun — 41, 42
Japanese
Wiggers, Derk— 107
Netherlands
Yang Tien-li— 100, 101, 102, 103 Chinese
Wilder, Andre— 519
French
Yarrow, William H. K.
•
Wiles, Irving Ramsey
•
Yasuda Bunshin — 49
Japanese
Wiike, William H.
t
Yates, Culen
•
Willett, A. E.— 230. United
States. Photo.
Yeh Ku-kai— 218
Chinese
Reprod.
Yo Tsai-chen— 369
Chinese
Willette, Leon-Adolphe
French
Yonehara, Unkai — 43
Japanese
520, 521, 610
Yong, Teh-fu— 181
Chinese
Williams, Alyn
»
Yoshida, Hiroshi — 34
Japanese
Williams, George Alfred
•
Yoshida, Homei— 45, 48, 51, 66
: Japanese
Williams, Isaac L.
•
Yoshida, Yetsutaro — 157
Japanese
Williams, J. Scott
§
Young, Arthur
•
Williamson, Ada C.
•
Young, Charles Morris
•
Willigen, C. A. van der— 108
Netherlands
Young, Mattie
•
Willis, R. T.— 221. United
States. Photo.
Young, Mahonri M.
§t
Reprod.
Yrolli, VIncenzo— 112
Italian
Willson. Martha B.
•
Yu Chin-po— 360
Chinese
Wilson, Floyd
•
Yu Chi-ting— 413
Chinese
Winslow, Henrv
§
Yu Hsiao-shien
Chinese
Winter. Taton— 529, 530
International
277, 27S, 279, 280, 281, 282
:, 283, 284, 285,
Wio Yu-pi— 430
Chinese
286
Wissler, Anders
Swedish
Yu Hsun— 22, 26, 38, 39, 40
Chinese
306, 307, 308, 309, 310
Yu Shen-sheo— 317
Chinese
Witsen, W.
Netherlands
Yu Shu-tze— 320, 321
Chinese
109, 110, 173. 174, 175
Yu Yuen-heo
Chinese
Wolbers, Hermanus Gerardus
Netherlands
215, 216, 217, 240, 241
111
Yuan Shang-ting — 441
Chinese
Wolcott, Katherine
•
Yu-chio— 323, 324
Chinese
Wolf, Henry
§
Yui, Cho— 100, 101, 102, 103,
104 Japanese
Wood, Franklin T.
§
Yusetsu, Kaihoku — 178
Japanese
Wood, Kathrvn Leone
•
Zador, Istvan
International
Woodburv, Charles Herbert
•
531, 983, 984, 985, 986, 987
Woodville, Richard Caton
•
Zanetti, Zilla Vettore — 113
Italian
Woodward, Ellsworth
•
Zaragoza, M. — 35, 36
Philippine
Woodward, William
•
Zaroubine. Victor — 532
International
Woodwell, Joseph R.
•
Zettler, Emil Robert
t
Woolf, Samuel Johnson
•
Ziegler, Karl— 536
International
Workman, David Tice
§
Zeim, Felix— 2843, 4020
Worthington, Beatrice Maude
_ t
United States Section,
Loan Collection
Wrangel, Anna— 247, 248
Swedish
Ziffer, Sandor— 533
International
Wright, Alice Morgan
t
Zilzer, Antal— 534, 535
International
Wright, Charles Cushing
!
Zilzer. Hajnalka— 1117
International
Wright, John
Wright, Joseph
Wright, Louise Wood
Wright, Margaret Harden
Wu Chen — 401
•
•
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Chinese
Zim, Marco
Zimmerman, M. W.
Zingg, Jules-Emile
522, 523, 524, 525
§
«
French
Wuerpel, Edmund H.
Wvant, Alexander H.
•
Zo, Henri— 526
French
•
Zoetelief, Tromp, J.— 114
Netherlands
Wveth. N. C.
•
Zoir, Emil— 251, 252, 439
Swedish
Wyk, Charles van
Netherlands
Zolnay, George Julian — 234,
247. United
186, 187, 188
Stafes. Photo. Reprod.
Wvlie, Robert
•
Zon, Jacques — 115
Netherlands
Wysmuller, J. H.— 113
Netherlands
Zonza Briano, Pedro — 75
Argentine
Yabu, Meizan
Japanese
Zorach, Marguerite
•
138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143
Zorach, William
•
Yamada, Chozaburo — 74, 75
Japanese
Zorad— 537
International
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INDEX OF ARTISTS
Volk, Douglas — 121. United States. Photo.
Reprod. •
Volkerling, Hermann — 501 International
Volkert, Edward C. •
Volkmann, Hans von — 502 International
Vondrous, C. — 775, 776, 777 International
Vondrous, John C. §
Vonnoh, Bessie Potter t
Vonnoh, Robert •
Vreedenbiirg, C. — 98 Netherlands
Vreedenburg, Schotel M. — 99 Netherlands
Vuillard, fidouard— 518 French
Waav, Nicholaas van der Netherlands
100
Wada, Eisaku — 31 Japanese
Wagner, Frank Hugh •
Wagner, Fred •
Wagner, Robert •
Waite, Emily Burling •
Walcott, Harry Mills •
Walden, Lionel •
Walker, Horatio •
Walker, Nellie V.— 51, 117, 226, 254. United
States. Photo. Reprod. •
Walleszne, Gvenes Gitta International
503, 504, 505, 506, 507, 508, 509, 510, 511,
512, 513, 514, 515, 516, 517, 518, 519, 520,
521, 522, 523, 524, 525, 526, 527
Wallin, David— 249 Swedish
Walter, Edgar X
Walter, Hendrik Jan — 112 Netherlands
Waltman, Harry Franklin •
Waltner, Charles-Albert— 609 French
Wandscheer, M. — 101 Netherlands
Wang Chiao-chi — 438 Chinese
Wang Chien-peng — 405 Chinese
Wang Fei— 397 Chinese
Wang Hong-hsien — 151 Chinese
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