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This image shows a single, open newspaper page from the Sunday Post of Bridgeport, Conn., dated June 23, 1964. The page, appearing aged with yellowed paper and some tearing along the bottom edge, displays a prominent news article titled:
“Von Jarochowski Wins Art Show Purchase Prize”
The headline is set in a large, bold serif font and is accompanied by a sub-headline, “THREE SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS,” indicating additional coverage.
The article itself details the success of Eberhard von Jarochowski, an artist from Newtown, Connecticut, who won the $500 Purchase Prize at the Barnum Festival Art Show for his painting titled “Black Island Studio.” The article also covers three scholarship awards and mentions other prize winners, including Helen Brier and Mrs. Gertrude Amidar.
A large, black-and-white photograph dominates the right side of the page, showing a formal awards ceremony in progress. A man in a suit, presumably Eberhard von Jarochowski, stands on stage receiving an award from another man. In the background, a group of seated women, likely judges or dignitaries, watch the event. A caption below the photo reads:
“WINS $500 PURCHASE AWARD—Eberhard von Jarochowski, of Newtown, stands beside his painting, ‘Black Island Studio,’ which won the Albert Derre Purchase award of $500 in the invitational show for professional artists of the Barnum Festival Art Show.”
The text is arranged in multiple columns, typical of newspaper layouts from that era, and includes profiles of the scholarship winners and additional artists. The overall tone is celebratory and informative, capturing a local arts event with national significance for the featured artists.
The newspaper is displayed open in an old, worn, brown paper folder or binder, which is visible along the top and right edges, further suggesting the age and preservation of this historical document.
In summary, the image captures a historic newspaper clipping celebrating a local artist’s major award win, set against the backdrop of the 1964 Barnum Festival in Connecticut.
The image shows a newspaper clipping from the "Sunday Post" dated June 28, 1964, from Bridgeport, Connecticut. The clipping is titled "Von Jarochowski Wins Art Show Purchase Prize." It discusses Eberhard von Jarochowski, a professional portrait painter from Newtown, who won a $500 purchase award at the Barnum Festival Art Show. His painting, titled "Block Island Studio," was selected from over 100 paintings in an invitational show of professional artists from Fairfield county and Milford.
The article mentions that the award was donated by Albert Dorne, head of the Famous Artists Schools in Westport. Selection for the award was made from an invitational show of professional artists.
There are also black-and-white photographs accompanying the article. One photograph shows a group of women standing in front of a painting, possibly the judges or winners. Another photograph shows a man, presumably Eberhard von Jarochowski, standing next to his winning painting.
Additionally, the article mentions the winners of the Barnum Festival Show, including Helene Brier from Fairfield, who won the Best in Show award for her painting "The Mourners." Other winners include Johanna Secor from Darien and Carol Hubbard from Monroe.
The image shows a newspaper clipping from the "Sunday Post" dated June 28, 1964, from Bridgeport, Connecticut. The clipping is titled "Von Jarochowski Wins Art Show Purchase Prize" and discusses the Barnum Festival's art show of professional artists. The article mentions that Eberhard von Jarochowski won the $500 purchase award for his oil painting "Block Island Studio." The painting will be added to the permanent collection of the Museum of Art, Science and Industry.
The clipping includes two black-and-white photographs. The first photograph shows three women standing next to a painting. The caption identifies them as Mrs. Helene Brier, second from the right, who won Best in Show and First in Expressionistic for her painting "The Mourners." The woman on the left is identified as Mrs. Elizabeth Hoeffner, who won First in Abstract, and the woman on the right is identified as Mrs. Gertrude Amidar, who won First in Sculpture.
The second photograph shows a man in a suit standing next to an abstract painting. The caption identifies him as Eberhard von Jarochowski, who won the Albert Dorne Purchase award of $500 for his painting "Block Island Studio."
The article also mentions other winners and participants in the art show, including winners in various categories such as Best in Show, First in Expressionistic, First in Abstract, and First in Representational. It also discusses the three scholarship awards given to Miss Katherine Travers, Tom Norton, and Carol Hubbard. The article provides additional details about the winners, their backgrounds, and their artwork.
The image depicts a newspaper clipping, which is a portion of a newspaper article that has been cut out and pasted onto a piece of paper. The clipping is from the Sunday Post of Bridgeport, Connecticut, dated June 23, 1934. The clipping is pasted onto a larger piece of paper, which appears to be a scrapbook page. The newspaper clipping is about an art show purchase prize won by Eberhard von Jarochowski. The article mentions the names of other artists who participated in the show and the names of the judges. The clipping also includes a photograph of the artist standing beside his painting, which won the prize. The photograph is in black and white and shows the artist wearing a suit and tie.
The image shows an open book with a newspaper clipping pasted inside. The clipping is from the Sunday edition of the New England Newspaper Agency, dated June 27, 1924. The headline reads "Von Jarochowski Wins Art Show Purchase Prize." The article discusses an art show at the Barnum Festival, where Eberhard von Jarochowski won the purchase prize for his painting. The clipping also includes a photograph of von Jarochowski standing next to his painting, with the text "WINS £500 PURCHASE AWARD" written above it.
The image depicts a scanned page from a newspaper or magazine, specifically from the Bridgeport Post, dated Sunday, October 8, 1944. The page features a news article titled "Von Jarochowski Wins Ebert Show Purchase Prize", highlighting an art exhibition and its winners.
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The image captures a historical moment in the art world, showcasing the recognition of an artist’s work through a purchase prize at a notable exhibition. The combination of text and photographs provides a vivid snapshot of the event, highlighting the winners, the setting, and the community’s engagement with the arts during the 1940s.
This image features a scrapbook page containing a clipped newspaper article with text and two black-and-white photos. The article discusses an art show, mentioning a prize won by an artist named "Von Jarochowski" and other related details. The clipping is cut in an irregular shape, with a vertical extension at the bottom that contains additional text.
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The page background is light brown, and the newspaper clipping shows signs of age, with yellowed paper consistent with an old, preserved piece. The scrapbook is part of the visible background.
The image shows an open scrapbook or album with newspaper clippings pasted on the pages. These clippings appear to be from an old newspaper and contain articles and photographs related to an art show, as suggested by the visible headline which mentions an "Art Show Purchase Prize." The articles are interspersed with photographs of artworks and possibly individuals involved in the art show. There are sections of text that are legible and would likely provide more context about the events or persons discussed in the articles, but they are not fully readable in this image. The newspaper is yellowed with age, suggesting that the articles are not recent. The book's pages and the edges of the newspaper clippings also show some wear, indicating the materials have been preserved for quite some time.
The image shows a scrapbook page with two newspaper clippings pasted on it. The clippings are about an art show and its winners.
The first clipping, titled "Von Jarochowski Wins Art Show Purchase Prize," details the award won by Eberhard Von Jarochowski at the Barnum Festival art show for professional artists. It includes information about the artist, the prize, other award winners, scholarships, and the art event. There is a black-and-white photo centered in the first clipping showing four women standing in front of displayed artworks, smiling and conversing.
The second clipping on the right features a large black-and-white photo of a man with a blurred face standing in front of a cubist-style painting. The article discusses the art show and various exhibits related to the event.
The scrapbook page shows signs of aging with yellowed paper and some damage along the top edge. The clippings are neatly arranged and cut out, with the longer clipping extending downward from the main section.