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ARCH.2003.29, Rendition: 803705
The image is a printed list titled "Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the work of Cambridge Artists." It appears to be a catalog or program for an art exhibition featuring works by various artists from Cambridge. The list is organized into sections by artist names, followed by the titles of their works and sometimes additional information such as the medium or the year of creation.
Here is a detailed summary of the content:
Artists and Their Works:
The Jury:
Format:
This catalog serves as a record of the artworks exhibited and the artists who contributed to the Cambridge Centennial Exhibition.
The document presents a list of participants in the 'Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the work of Cambridge Artists.' It includes the names of artists, their addresses, and the titles of their submitted works, categorized by medium such as oil, watercolor (WC), pastel, etching, and lithograph. Notable artists include Alice B. Bacon, Edgar Freed, Catherine Bryan, and others, with works ranging from portraits and landscapes to still life and abstract pieces. The jury for the exhibition is composed of Mr. Otis Philbrick, Mr. Arthur Reintzelman, and Mr. Prescott Jones. The list also includes a section for special awards.
The image is a page from the "Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the work of Cambridge Artists." The page lists various artists and their respective works, along with the types of mediums used and the locations or exhibitions where the works were displayed.
Here is a detailed summary of the artists and their contributions:
Artists and their works:
The Jury:
The list includes a variety of mediums such as watercolor, oil, pen and ink, lithograph, and wood engraving. The exhibition showcases a rich array of artistic talent from Cambridge, reflecting a broad spectrum of styles and subjects.
The image is a list of artists and their respective works from the "Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the Work of Cambridge Artists." The list appears to be organized alphabetically by the last names of the artists and includes their names, works, and the medium used for each piece.
Here is a detailed summary of the contents:
Bacon, Alice S.
Barthe, R. P.
Freed, Edgar
Bryan, Catherine
Bureau, Mary E.
Burnett, Calvin
Butman, Helen M.
Carpenter, James
Chapin, Bess Scall
Chase, Nelson
Conant, Kenneth
Crittenden, Allan R.
Cunningham, Ethel H.
Deming, Charles
Dougherty, Marion Gray
Draper, Kay
Drury, Virginia Temple
Eliot, Frances H.
Elliot, Theresa G.
Erickson, Pat
Farrell, Charles
Fowkes, Edward W.
Fortune, Mark
Gerber, Katherine M.
Gifford, Ruth Cleveland
Goodridge, Elinor
Halberstadt, Ernest
Hill, Margaret B.
Hopkinson, Charles
Holst, William
Hosmer, Florence Armor
Humphrey, E.J., Rev. R. F.
Hure, Lucille
Jewell, William
Johnson, Edwin G.
Kelty, Claudia M.
Kelty, Diana
King, Catherine H.
Knowles, Jean Turnbull
Lairton, Margaret
Leaman, John
Lewis, William A.
Lindgreen, H. F.
Loud, Jane
May, Elizabeth
McCord, David
McLoughlin, John
Mercer, D. A.
Merrill, Hiram C.
Milici, Anthony
Montgomery, Priscilla
Morton, Helen F.
Murray, Waldo
Nash, Kathryn
Nichols, Arthur
Novak, Louise
Obertuff, K.
Obertuff, K.
Obertuff, K.
Obertuff, K.
Obertuff, K.
Thomas, Chara
Thomas, Chara
Pettit, Albert
Finney, Dora
Fogg, Arthur
Randall, Cornelia
Richier, C. H.
Jury Members:
The list is quite extensive, covering a wide range of artists and their works, primarily focusing on watercolors (WC), oils (Oil), and pen and ink drawings (Penell). The exhibition seems to be a celebration of local Cambridge artists and their contributions to the art community.
The image is a document listing the entries for the "Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the Work of Cambridge Artists." It includes the names of artists and the titles of their submitted works along with the medium used for each piece.
Here is a detailed summary of the entries:
Bacon, Alice S.
Barth, R. P.
Bryant, Catherine
Burnett, Calvert
Carpenter, James
Chapin, Bessie Scarl
Chase, Nelson
Curtis, Allan R.
Dempsey, Charles
Dobbin, Marion
Draper, Kay
Drury, Virginia Temple
Elliot, Frances H.
Elliot, Theresa G.
Farrell, Charles
Forsyth, Edward W.
Fortune, Mark
Goodridge, Elinor
Hale, Margaret B.
Hopkinson, Charles
Huber, Lucille
Jewell, William
Johnson, Edwin G.
Kelty, Claudia M.
King, Catherine H.
Knowles, Jean Turnbull
Lighthall, Margaret
Leaman, John
Lewis, William A.
Lindergren, H. F.
MacCord, David
Merrill, Hiram C.
Milici, Anthony
Nason, Kathyrn
Nichols, Arthur
Novak, Louis
Oberteuffer, K.
Phillips, O. Hara
Pettit, Albert
Pope, Arthur
Randall, Cornelia
Richter, C. H.
The document also lists the names of the jury members at the bottom:
The image displays a list from a "Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the Work of Cambridge Artists." This document appears to be a catalog of artists participating in the exhibition, along with their respective works and the mediums they used.
Artists and Their Works:
Sample Entries:
The Jury:
Other Notable Information:
This exhibition catalog provides a historical snapshot of the artistic community in Cambridge during the centennial celebration.
The image shows a document titled "Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the work of Cambridge Artists." This appears to be a listing of artworks and their creators that were featured in an exhibition commemorating the centennial of an event or institution associated with Cambridge. The list includes the artist names, followed by the titles of their works and abbreviations, likely indicating the medium of the artwork (e.g., "WC" could stand for watercolor, "Oil" for oil painting, etc.).
At the bottom of the document, under a line that says "THE JURY," there are three names listed: Mr. Otis Philbrick, Mr. Arthur Rientzelman, and Mr. Prescott Jones. These individuals were presumably responsible for selecting or judging the works for the exhibition.
The document is very text-heavy, laid out in a multiple-column format, and it does not contain any images or decorative graphics beyond the font choices and layout design.
The image shows a printed list titled "Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the work of Cambridge Artists." The list includes the names of artists along with the titles of their works and the medium used, such as watercolor (WC), oil, pencil, etching, lithograph, gouache, ink, and wood engraving. The names and works are organized alphabetically by the artists' last names. The bottom of the page features a section titled "THE JURY" with the names Mr. Otis Philbrick, Mr. Arthur Reintzelman, and Mr. Prescott Jones printed in bold blue text. The document has some light brown spots and a small crease near the top right corner.
This is a page from a catalogue for the Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the work of Cambridge Artists. The catalogue lists the names of the artists who are exhibiting their work, along with the titles and descriptions of their pieces. The artists' names are listed in alphabetical order, and each entry includes the artist's name, the title of the work, and a brief description of the piece. The catalogue also includes a section for the jury, which includes the names of the judges for the exhibition.
The image depicts a document titled "Cambridge Centennial Exhibition of the Work of Cambridge Artists." The document appears to be a list of artists and their respective works that were part of the exhibition.
The document is divided into several columns, with each column listing the names of artists and the titles of their works. The artists are listed in alphabetical order, and the titles of their works are provided alongside their names.
The document also includes the names of the jurors who evaluated the works for the exhibition. The jurors are listed at the bottom of the document, with their names and titles.
The document is printed on white paper and appears to be a historical record of the exhibition. The text is printed in black ink and is legible, although some of the text is faded or smudged, indicating that the document may be old or have been handled frequently.
Overall, the document provides a glimpse into the artistic community of Cambridge and the works that were showcased in the centennial exhibition.