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NEWS RELEASE .frOI:1 the PtNNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
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FOR RELEASE.~ . JAN. 20th, 196~
OR THEREAFTER. THANK YOU. " ~.
FROM:George L. Carroll
Development Director
LO 3-7945
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The Prize Vlinners .for the . l60th Annual of the Pennsylvania Academy
o.f the Fine Arts VJere announced today by Joseph T. Fraser, Jr., Academy
Director.
The exhibit at the Broad & Cherry art insti tution :features Watercolors, Prints, and Drawings this year and 'lidll open January 22 to the
public and close March 7.
Some 500 paintings will be shown..
over the United States
other artists and o.f
invited~
thes~
There were 225 artists .from all
Some 2425 entries were submitted by
268 were chosen by the jury .for the exhibit.
The jury o.f selection consisted o.f Albert Christ-Janer, Jimmy
Erns~
and
Benton Spruance.
The Academy annual this yeaI:' is in conjunction with the Philadelphia
Watercolor Club.
The awards are as .follows:
Philadelphia Water Color Prize: $200 to Joseph Ao Cain given .for his
hyplar water colors enti tIed SEARCH FOR
NEW IMAGES NO. 7 and MAN CONTEMPLATES ,
HIS REFLECTION: REVERSED. These water
colors, judged the strongest in the _
Exhibi tion, and the aVJard may be applied
by the Club toward purchase.
The Dana Water Cqlor Medal: .for boldness and .frankness o.f Vlork to
Zsissly .for his water color entitled THE
TRAIL OF TIME IS DUST.
Alice McFadden Eyre Medal: .for the best print in the Exhibition is
awarded to Michael Ponce de Leon .for his
collag8-intaglio entitled ENTRAPMENT.
In addition to the above awards the Jury gave particular emphasis to
aVJarding .four Honorable Mentions .for outstanding VJork .for which there
'lilaS no speci.fi c award available. TvJO VJere made in the Water Color Class,
one to John Hanlen .for his water color and collage entitled NIGHT SOUND
?.nd one to Chen Chi .for water color enti tIed THE GREAT YANGTZE; one to
Ansei Uchima for his print titled MISTY MORN, and a second for the group
o.f prints by Gabor Peterdi titled ARTIC NIGHT I.
Phila. Wo C" Directors Awards
Pennell Memorial Medal: Charles LeClair - DEATH IN MISSISSIPPI #2
Honorable Mention: J. Hnizdovsky - BOUQUET
Dawson Memorial Medal - Roswell Weidner - WILLOW TREE
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The P.A.FoAo Galleries are open Tues thru Sat, 10 a.m, to 5 p.m.- Sun. 15 p.m. - Closed Mondays. Admission Free.
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NEWS RELEASE from the PENNSYLVANIA
ACADE~-1Y
OF
THE FINE ARTS •••
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ADDENDA •••
NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF 1965 WINNERS OF l60th ANNUAL
PENNSYLVANIA ACADE~~ OF THE FINE ARTS •• wWATERCOLOR,
PRINTS, DRAWINGS
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Philadelphia Water Color Club Prize - Joseph A. Cain
402 Troy Drive, Corpus Christi,
Texas
The Dana Water Color Nedal:
Alice McFadden Eyre Medal:
Honorable Mentions:
Zsissly, 3500 Vista Park
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
Michael Ponce de Leon
831 Broadway
New York City, N.Y.
John Hanlen, 2400 Spruce st., Phila. 3, PalO
Chen Chi, 23 Washington Square N., New York ci ty
Gabor Peterdi, 108 Highland Ave, Rowayton, Copn.
Phila. \.vater Color Club Directors Awards:
Pennell Memorial Medal: Charles LeClair, 7614 Lafayette Ave.
Phila., PalO
Honorable Mention: Jacques Hnizdovsky, 5270 Post Road
Riverdale, N. Y.
Dawson l'1emorial Medal: Roswell Weidner, 107 N. Van Pelt S1:,
Phila., Pa.
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NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FROM:George L. Carroll
Development Director-PAFA
LO 3-7945
FOR RELEASE AT vJILL ••• THANK YOU ••
• o.LISTINGS FOR YOUR PUBLICATION
PENNA. ACADEflIY OF THE FINE ARTS, Broad &
Ch~rry
Sts., LO 4-0219. Tues
thru Sat. 10 a.m. until 5 p.m., Sun. 1 to 5 p.m., Closed Mon.
F~ee.
Closed until Jan. 22 when l60th Annual begins featuring Watercolors,
prints, Drawings thru Mara 7.
-30PEALE HOUSE of the Pa. Academy of the Fine Arts, 1811 Chestnut St.,
LO 4-0219, Ext. 22 Tues ..
thru Sat 10 a.m.
(!~ti1
5 p.m., SunIl to 5 p.m.
Closed Mon. Free. Jan. 7 thru Feb. 7, Mary Cassatt Paintings.
Jan. 14
thru Feb. 14 John McCoy, Watercolors, VIal ter Hancock, Sculpture.
-30CONCERTS AT PENNA. ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS, Broad & Cherry Sts.,
Jan. 29, 8:30 p.m., Sergiu Luca, Violinist, Sonata Recital with
Sokoloff. Free.
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GALLERY TALKS, PENNA. ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS, Broad & Cherry Sts.,
Jan. 28, 2: 30 p.m. Dorothy
Graf~ , y,
Art Critic.
Free.
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE : LO 4-0219
NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FROM: George L.C_~RROLL
DEVELOPMENT DDt. PAF A
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Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
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FROM ••
George L. Carroll
Development Director-PAFA
LO 3-7945 - Office
MO 4-9755 - Home
FOR RELEASE AT vJILL ••• THANK YOU •••
The watercolors of John W. McCoy and the sculpture of
Walker Hancock, will go on exhibit at the Peale House of the
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 1811 Chestnut Street,
this Thursday, January 14 through February 14.
Both artists are members of the faculty of the Academy school
and likewise attended it as students.
They are both nationally
known and their works are represented in Museums, Memorials, and
private collections throughout the country.
This is the third
faculty show of the current season.
Also on exhibit in the Peale House galleries are the paintings of Pennsylvania born artist, Mary Cassatt.
Galleries are
open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Sunday 1 until
5 p.m.
Admission Free.
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
NEWS BULLETIN
of the
fENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS .~
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Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
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FHOM:GEORGE L.CARROLL
DEVELOPMENT DJR. ,PAF A
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FCR RELEASE AT WILL ••• T~K YOU•••
MRS • DA VID GWINN, WI LL BE HOS TESS FOR TqE WOr-lEN' S CO 11vlITTEE OF THE PENNSn VANIA
J.A..~UARY
ACADEMY OF THE FINE AHTS AT T;.rE PEALE HOUSE ON WEDNESDAY,
at
13, :p:iIlJodio the
Private showing of the John W.McCoy, Watercolors and Walker FTancock, Sculpture
exhibit between
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p.m.
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Assiting !-frs.Gwinn, in the pouring for the event,will be Mrs.David J .Grossman,
f1rs.Evan Randolph , Mrs.John G. Bartol, Jr.,Mrs.J.Welles Henderson,
ix+, Mrs.J.H.
Ward Hinkson and Miss Nancy Gwinn .
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ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
NEWS RELEASE f'rom the PENNSYLVANIA
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ACADE~!fY
OF THE FINE ARTS •••
ADDENDA •••
NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF 1965 WINNERS OF 160th ANNUAL
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS ••• WATERCOLOR,
PRINTS, DRAWINGS •••
Philadelphia Water Color Club Prize - Joseph A. Cain
402 Troy Drive, Corpus Christi,
Texas
The Dana Water Color Medal:
Alice McFadden Eyre Medal:
Honorable Mentions:
Zsissly, 3500 Vista Park
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
Michael Ponce de Leon
831 Broadway
New York Ci ty, N. Y.
John Hanlen, 2400 Spruce st., Phila. 3, Paw
Chen Chi, 23 Washington Square N., Ne\11 York Ci ty
Gabor Peterdi, 108 Highland Ave, Rowayton, Conn.
Phila. Water Color Club Directors Awards:
Pennell Meroorial Medal: Charles LeClair, 7614 Laf'ayette Ave.
Phila., Pa w
Honorable Mention: Jacques Hnizdovsky, 5270 Post Road
Riverdale, N. Y.
Dawson Memorial Medal: Roswell Weidner, 107 N. Van Pelt St.
Phila., Pa.
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L. Carroll
Development Director
LO 3-7945
FROM~George
FOR RELEASE.o.JAN. 20th, 1965
OR THEREAFTER
THANK YOU •• ;.
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The Prize vJinners for the l60th Annual of the Pennsylvania Academy
of the Fine Arts were announced today by Joseph T. Fraser, Jr., Academy
Director.
The exhibit at the Broad & Cherry art institution features Watercolors, Prints, and Drawings this year and will open January 22 to the
public and close March 7.
Some 500 paintings will be shown.
over the United States invited.
There were 225 artists from all
Some 2425 entries were submitted by
other artists and of these 268 were chosen by the jury for the exhibit.
The jury of selection consisted of Albert Christ-Janer, Jimmy
Erns~'and
Benton Spruance o
The Academy annual this year is in conjunction vii th the Philadelphia
Watercolor Club.
The awards are as follows:
Philadelphia Water Color Prize: $200 to Joseph A. Cain given for his
hyplar water colors enti tIed SEARCH FOR
NEW IMAGES NO. 7 and MAN CONTEMPLATES
HIS REFLECTION: REVERSED. These water
colors, judged the strongest in the
Exhibi tion, and the award may be applied
by the Club toward purchase.
The Dana Water Colo:!:' Medal: for boldness and frankness of work to
Zsissly Ior his water color entitled THE
TRAIL OF TIME IS DUST.
Alice McFadden Eyre Medal: for the best print in the Exhibition is
awarded to Michael Ponce de Leon for his
collage-intaglio entitled ENTRAPMENT.
In addition to the above awards the Jury gave particular emphasis to
awarding four Honorable Mentions for outstanding work for vlhich there
VI as no specifi c award avail able.
TvJO were made in the Water Color Class,
one to John Hanlen for his water color and collage entitled NIGHT SOUND '
(":" ~d one to Chen Chi for water color e'n ti tIed THE GREAT YANGTZE; one to
A.l1sei Uchima for his print titled rJiISTY MORN, and a second for the 0 roup
of prints by Gabor Peterdi titled ARTIC NIGHT I.
.
Phila. W., Ce. Directors Awards
Pennell Memorial Medal: Charles LeClair - DEATH IN MISSISSIPPI #2
Honorable Mention: J. Hnizdovsky - BOUQUET
Dawson Memorial Medal - Roswell Weidner - WILLOW TREE
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The P.A.FoAo Galleries are open Tues thru Sat. 10
5 p ~ m. - Clos e d Mondayso Adnission Free.
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NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS '
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
FROM:George L. Car roll
Development Director- PAFA
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
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160t h ANNUAL WITH PRIVATE DINNER AND PREVIEW•••
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20 •••
FOR RELEASE
TI-lURSDAY J J AN . 21 ••• THANK YOU •••
b1 t!ti4o{' Sji.1 :~
The highlight ot the winter season for the Pennsylvania
Ac ademy of the Fine Ar t s is t he opening of t he Annual exhibi t
each January .
This year will be no except ion , as i t is t he
l60t h and will be he ld Wednesd ay, January 20th with an i nvited
pri vat e dinner at t he Broad & Cherry s ts. inst i tution .
The exhibi t will open f ree to t he publi c on Friday , Jan . 22
through March 7 .
The galleries of t he ---oldest Art Inst i tuti on in t he uni t ed
s t a tes will echo wi t h more t han 300 smart l y- gowned women and
black-tie e s corts gat hering fo r cockt ails and t hen fol lowing
wi t h a c and le- light dinner .
From nine unt il e leve n t hey will
join several hund red gues t s of t he Academy , in previewing t he
-l60th Annual ••• t his year f eatu r ing Wa tercolors, prints and
Drawings in cooperat ion wi t h t he Philadelphia Water Color Club .
Prizes will be awarded a t the Annual .
Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M . to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
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160th Annual
The evening
~estivities
are being arranged under t he spon-
sorship of t he Women ' s Committee of the Academy headed by Chairman ,
Mrs .. H. Lea Hudson .
Mrs . Ar t hur C .. Kaufmann is Chairman of the
Dinner Commi t tee wi t h Mrs. J. H. Ward Hinks on serving in charge
of Decorations .
Members of t he comDd t tee assis t ing in p r eparat ions are
Mrs . John G. Bart ol , J r •• Mrs . David Gwinn , Mrs. Howard H . Lewis,
Mrs . S. S. White , 3rd , Mrs . T. F. Dixon Wainwright and Mrs . Alfred
z antzinger .
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FROM: George L . Carroll
Development Director- PAFA
LO 3 - 7945 - O:f:fice
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4- 9755 - Home
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FOR RELEASE SUN. JAN . 17 OR l'HBREAF'l'BR •••
••• THANK YOU • ••
The Receiving Line for t he l60t h Annual of t he pennsylvania
Academy o:f the Fine Ar t s :for the Privat e Viewing will consist
o:f Mr . Fl'ank T. Howard , Ac ademy president, Mrs . H. Lea Hudson ,
Chairman ot' the Women ' s Committ ee , Mrs . Erasmus H. Kl oman , Jr .,
Vice- Chairman" Mrs . Ev an Randolph , Mrs . A1:fred zant zinger ,
Commi ttee Members . and Mr . J oseph T . Fraser , Jr .. Aeademy
Direc tor .
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M . Sundays and some Hoi idays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4·0219
NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUrvf Wl t
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Ac ad ~
of the Fine Arte will pour at t~e pr1·l."ate shoW'"JIlG
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of the 160t h Annual a.t t he
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AcadeJ't . BrOf'.d & CherI7 sts., .Wednesday, J<.m.OO,. 9 to 11 p.m.
l1rIlJ.John. G"Bartol,Jr.,
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.~1r s . James }1. I.a:rge , Mr8. J.1-1elles Henderson, l'!Ire.Joseph T.
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1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Hol idays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4·0219
NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FROM.George L.Carroll
DeTelopment Director-PAFA
Otfice-LO 3-7945
Rome ... MO
4-9755
SUGGESTION FaR PICTURE ~qS IGNMl~l T •••
WEDNESDAY, JANH.ARY 20, 65'
The Pennsylvania Acad'-!ll/fy of t h e Fine Arts, Broad &
~ er ry
Sts., idll
stCtge its :t60th Annual with a Private Shm·nng f rom ,(>:30 1l!ltil 11 pm. Wed • .,
Jan.20 •••
Some
500 pa:.ntinge
from artists all
~v~
(watercolars,prints ,drR"\oJir.gs) uill be on ~xhibit
t he countr y••• prize~ ar awarded and announced tednesda •••
The 6:30 t i me :i.s a l'ormal cocktail hour f 0J.l m/fed o~~· dim1.a:r 1Nl t h t h e
of ficial -:z-i va te
y':'ewil~g '~ o:inF; .::'1 "00, 9
until lJ. H T'12.ny "ivtc 9.lld social
dignitarv'e will be an hand•••
This 18 a suggestioo for you f or possible piC u i!cirlf:; ••• 1 ' 11 be on hand
to as s ist your man •••
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M . to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Hoi idays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
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DIREC'fOF. . PAFA
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M . to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE : LO 4,0219
NEWS BULLETIN
of the
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PENNSYL VANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna,
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED,
FROM: George L. Carroll
Development Director-PAFA
LO 3-7945 - Office
MO 4-9755 - Home
FOR USE ON AND AFTER JAN. 22
THR U MAR. 7... THAl'l'K YOU. ~ •
COMMUNITY ••• PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT••• APPRECIATE ANY OR ALL USE OF AT
WILL •••
THE 160th ANNUAL OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
ACADE~N
OF THE FINE ARTS
LOCATED AT BROAD AND CHERRY STS ••• BEGINS TODAY, JANUARY 22nd
AND EXTENDS THROUGH MARCH 7th ••• THE ANNUAL THIS YEAR, OF THE
OLDEST ARTS ACADEMY IN THE UNITED STATES, FEATURES WATERCOLORS •••
PRINTS ••• AND DRAWINGS AND IS BEING HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH
THE PHILADELPHIA WATERCOLOR CLUB •• "SOME 500 TOP PROFESSIONAL
ARTISTS FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY ARE EXHIBITING ••• THAT'S AT
THE l60th ANNUAL OF THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
AT BROAD AND CHERRY STREETS ••• THE ACADEMY IS OPEN
TUESDAY
THROUGH SATURDAY ••• TEN A.M. UNTIL FIVE P.M ••• SUNDAY ••• ONE TO
FIVE P M•••• ADMISSION FREE ••• VISIT THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY
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OF THE FINE ARTS ••• BROAD AND CHERRY STREETS FOR LEADING
EXHIBITS OF AMERICAN ART •••
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Gallery Hours: 10 A,M, to 5 P,M, Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P,M, to 5 P,M, Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
moM: George L .
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Development Director- PAFA
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gallery talk , Thursday, Jan . 28 at 2 : 30 p . m. in conjunct ion with
the l60th Annual 8xhi bi tion o£ Watercolors , Pr ints and Drawings
now on exhibit a t t he
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Art s ,
Broad and Cherry Street s .
This will be the t'irst of a series ot such t alks t o be
held eaeh Thursday , 2 : 30 p . m. tlu'ough Marc h 4 , at t he Academv,
and they are tree to the public.
Other talks scheduled featuring prominent painters and
teachers , February 4 , J ohn W. MCCoy ; Febxuary 11, Larry Day J
Febxuary 18 , Hobson Pi t tman, February 2S , Henry Pi t z and March 4 ,
Ben Wol..f.
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
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PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
FROM:George L.Carroll
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galleries
The exhibit of M ry Cassatt paintings at t!18 Peale House/of the Pennsylvani
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Academy of±. the Fine Art.s, 1811 Chestnut. St., will close on Sunday, February 7.
Several thousand persons have viewed the worksof this well known
Philadelphia artist sinee it went on view three weeks ago.
Cont.inuing at t.he Peale House until Feb.14 will be the watercolors of
John W.McCoy and the sculpture of Walker Hancock bot.h Aca,c1.emy faculty members.
The work of four California artists currently touring xxtv-Till go on
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exhibit Feb. Xl 11 through March Xk. Galleries are open Tuesday through Sat.urday,
10 a.m. unt.il 5 p.m •• Sunday I until 5 p.m. Admission Free.
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The ladies who wi ll pour tea at t he private viewing of
paint ings by Four Contemporary Art is t s f rom California
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Wednesday , February 10, at t he Peale House galleries of the
Pennsylvania Ac ademy of t he Fine Arts f rom 4 t o 6 p . m. have
been
named .
The committee will consis t of Mrs . Howard
H.
Lewis , Mrs .
Erasmus H. Kloman , Jr ., Mrs . Charles E. Mat her , 3rd, Miss
Maude deSchauensee J and Mrs . John C . Keene.
The exhibit will open t o t he public February 11 and continue through Mar ch 14.
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Kloman (Wayne )
Ma t her (Philadelphia)
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Keene (Villanova)
Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M . Weekdays (exce pt Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Hoi idays
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FROH:Geor l" e L.Carro11
Develcpment Director-PAFA
at 1819 Chestnut St}
The new Peale Club of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts jSince
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Director's and the 1,vomen' s Committee for thei friends and a host of business and
members
SOCial leaderxj~ave been enjoyL~g the wonderful cuisine and beautiful decor
of the private club.
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It's handsane contemporary lobby lounge contains the works of the fa:nO~ L' -P
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1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
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EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
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FROM:George L. Carroll
Development Director-PAFA
OFFICE: LO 3-7945
HOME:
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LISTINGS FOR ALL MEDIA AND POSTING ••• THANK YOU •••
PENNA. ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS, Broad & Cherry sts., LO 4-02194 160th
Annual through Mar. 7 (Watercolors, prints, Drawings).
Permanent col-
lection American Paintings and Sculpture Nar. 23 through April 25.
Student Competition May 5 through June 6.
10 am until 5 pm, Sunday I until 5 pm.
Open Tuesday thru Saturday,
Free Admission.
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PENNA. ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS, Broad & Cherry Sts.
talks each Thursday at 2:30 p.m.
25-Henry Pi tz; Mar. 4-Ben Wolf.
Feb. II-Larry Day;
160th Annual
18-H~bson
Gal~ery
Pittman;
Free Admission o.
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PENNA. ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS, Broad & Cherry Sts., Chamber Music
Series. Friday at 8:30 p.m. Feb. 12-Varied Program; Mar. 26-Mr. & Mrs.
Vladimir Sokoloff, Piano Recital.
Free Admission.
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PEALE HOUSE OF THE PENNA.. ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS, 1811 Chestnut St., LO 4
0219. Exhibit of works of Four Contemporary Artists from California, Feb.
11 thru Mar. 14. Walter Stuempfig, Paintings Feb. 18 thru Mar. 2l-Ric~
LeBrun Exhibi t, Mar. 18 thru May 2-Rosvlell Weidner, paintings Mar 25 tnru
May. 2. Open Tues thru Sat. 10 am-5pm, Sun. 1-5 pm. Free Admission.
Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Hoi idays
ADMISSION FREE
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PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
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Philadelphia 2, Penna.
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The works or rour talented Calirornia artists will be the next
exhibit at the Peale House galleries or the Pennsylvania Academy of
the Fine Arts, 1811 Chestnut st.
It will open to the public, Thurs.
Feb. 11, according to Joseph T. Fraser, Jr., Academy Director.
This unique group o£ contemporary artists consists of Elmer
Bischoff, Joan Brown, David Park and Roland Peterson.
This is the
rirst time they have ever appeared as a group in a Philadelphia showing.
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The late David Park and Bischorf, who is presently on the art
faculty or the University of California, were originally or the
abstract school of West Coast painters who were among the rirst to
turn their talents to the figurative style of painting.
Roland Peterson, also a U. or C. art faculty member, and Joan
Brown, of the San Francisco Art Institute, are considered members or
the second generation of the West Coast School of artists, who rollowed the figure style with remarkable directness.
The four artists' works are represented in many museums and private
collections.
Their colorful paintings will be
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display through
March 14.
The Peale House galleries are open Tuesday thru Saturday, 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m., Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Admission Free.
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1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Hol idays
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The ladies who will pour tea at the private viewing of
paintings by Walter Stu e mp,fig on Wednesday, February 17, from
4 to 6 p.m. at the Peale House galleries of the Pennsylvania
Academy of the Fine Arts have been named.
They are Mrs. EdwardB. Leisenring, Jr., Mrs. JohnG.
Bartol, Jr., Mrs. David J. Grossman, Mr s . Evan Randolph, aIIIIIt
Mrs. Arthu r lVI. Young, and j\1rs. Arthur C. Kaufmann .
The exhibit will open to the public February 18 and continue through March 21.
Gallery Hours: 10 A.M . to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Hoi idays
ADMISSION FREE
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The P ale House galleries of
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place on exhibit beg:lJining 'l'huraday, Febru.ar,. 1811 the
pal.nt1qs of Walter S-\uemptig.
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critic. A f ormer s·t ucleDt of t he AcadEm7, he is a member. of the
Nationa.l .Academy of Des1gB and t he Nati0ll8.1 Inatitat e of Arte and Letter••
The StuempfiC exhibit will r un through MA%"ch 21. CurreDtly at the
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galleries are the works of FoUl' C llforn1a Contemporary artiste.
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (exce pt Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M . Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
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PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
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FROM:George L.Carroll
:Jeve op:nent Direcoor, PAFA
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The }fuselilm Council of Philadelphia will hold a luncheon meeting at
Broad & Cherry Sts .,
the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, / tuesday, February 16, 12 noon .
The pr:incipal speaker will be Mr. ohn Lorenz, Director of Library Ser vice,
O"'fice of Education, Department of Rea th,Education and Welfare, WaS!1 :ington,
D.C .
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1 P.M . to 5 P.M . Sundays and some Hoi idays
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Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
FROM:George L.Carroil
Developmen t Director.!~FAFA
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The Cent er for International Visitors Escort-Guides will tour the
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facilities of the{ Peale House, PennsylvCl.nia Acadeny of the Fine Arts,
1811 (''hestnut
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Wednesday, February
24.
The guides,serve as ex.carts to Philadelpl1ia places of interests for
International visit ors under a program operated by the Board of Trade and
Conventions and the Council for International Visitors of the City of
Philadelphia.
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M . Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
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Developmen t Director
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The next galler:v talk in conjunction with the 160th Annual now' on exhibit
through March 7 at the Pen':1sylvania Academy of the Fine Arts , Broad & Cherry Sts .,
will be by Hobson Pitt.nan, Thursday, February 18 at 2 :30 p .m.
Admission to the galleries and the talk is free.
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PUBLIC SERVICE OR Cm.1MlJNITY LISTING ANNOUNCEMENT ••• APPRECIATE ANY USE OF •••
THROUGH MARCH 7 ••• THANK YOU ••• ;
THE l60th ANNUAL OF THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS,
BROAD & CHERRY STREETS FEATURING WATERCOLORS, PRINTS AND DRAWINGS
IS NOW ON EXHIBIT THROUGH MARCH SEVENTH ••• SOME 500 WORKS OF LEADING
AMERICAN PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS CAN BE VIEWED ••• YOU ARE INVITED TO
ATTEND THE PENNSYLVANIA ACP.DEMY OF THE FINE I'..RTS AND SEE THIS
EXCELLENT EXHIBIT••• THE ACADEMY ••• LOCATED I'.T BROrD & CHERRY S1'5.
IS OPEN TUESDf.Y THROUGH SAnJRD/'.Y FROM TEN A. M. UNTIL FIVE P. M••••
SUNDAY FROM ONE UNTIL FIVE P.M •••• CLOSED MONDAY
IS FREE••• VISIT THE
PENNSYLVt~IA
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THE t.DMISSION
li.CADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS •••
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1 P.M. to 5 P.M . Sundays and some Holidays
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COMMUNITY LISTING ANNOUNCEMENT ••• APPRECIATE ANY USE OF
THROUGH MARCH 15 ••• THf~K YOU •••
THE PEALE HOUSE GJl.LLERIES OF THE PENNSYLVtiNIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE
ARTS AT 1811 CHESTNUT ST...... ARE THE NEWEST .fU)DITION TO TIm AAT WORLD
IN DOWNTOWN PHILADELPHIA ••• THE GALLERIES ••• HOUSE ROT/.TING EXHIBITS
OF AMERICAN PAINTINGS
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SCULPTURE THROUGHOUT THE
ON EXHIBIT ARE THE Pl\.INTINCS OF FOUR
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YEf~ ••• CURRENTLY
Cf'4LIFORNIJ'4 ARTISTS
THE OILS OF LOCAL PHILPDELPHIA PAINTER, WALTER STUEMPFIG•••
WHEN ON CHESTNUT ST••• VISIT THE PEALE HOUSE OF TIm PENNSYLVANIA
ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS ••• GALLERIES ARE OPEN TUESDAY THROUGH
SATURDAY FROM TEN A.M. UNTIL FIVE P.M •••• SUNDAY FROM ONE UNTIL FIVE
P.M ••• CLOSED MONDAYS ••• THE J'DMISSION IS FREE TO THE
GP~LERIES
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THE PEALE HOUSE •••
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1 P.M. to 5 P.M . Sundays and some Hol idays
ADMISSION FREE
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Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
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DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
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Development Director-PAFA
OFFICE: LO 3-7945
HOME:
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RELEASE MONDAY, FEB. 22 or·
THEREAFTER ••• THANK YOU •••
FOR
A free illustrated lecture titled "Art on paper-can it be
saved", will be given by Marilyn Kemp Weidner at the Pennsylvania
Academy of the Fine Arts, Broad & Cherry Sts., Wednesday, Feb.
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8:30 p.m.
Mrs. Weidner, a conservator specializing in art on paper, is
a consultant for museums and private collectors.
She will also
discuss the care, preservation, restoration and causes of deterioration of art on paper.
Artists, collectors, framers and dealers are invited to attend
this lecture sponsored by the Fellowship of the Academy •
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Hol idays
ADMISSION FREE
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The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Broad & Cherry sts.,
has purchased seven works now on exhibit nt the current 160th hnnual
according to Joseph T. Fraser, Jr., Director.
The annual, continuing at the Academy through March 7, features
American contemporary watercolors, prints and drawings.
The works
purchased by the Academy will be added to its own permanent collection
of American art.
Many of the 500 entrants in the annual are still
available for purchase by the general public.
The following were chosen for purchase by the exhibit committee
of the PAFA: "Dusk at Deer Isle" by Wolf Kahn, "Artic Bird One" by
Gabor Peterdi, "Flying Kites" by Ruth Rossman, "Requiem" by Misch Kohn,
"Landscap~'
by Peter Takal, "Willow Tree" by Roswell Weidner and
"Arroyo Hono" by Morris Blackburn.
The latter two artists are members
of the Academy faculty.
The Takal and Blackburn works were purch ased through the Leo
Asbell Memorial Fund.
The others were bought for the Academy through
the John Lambert Endownment Fund.
' The galleries are open to the public, Tuesday thru Saturday, 10 a.m.
until 5 p.m., Sunday 1 until 5 p.m. Closed Mondays. Admission free.
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1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Hoi idays
ADMISSION FREE
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Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
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DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
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Deve l opment Director-PAFA
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FOR RELEASE AT WILL • •• THANK YOU
at 2:30 p.m.
The gallery tal k for February 25 , /in conjuncti on with the l60th annual of the
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Broad & Cherry Sts.,will be given by
Henry Pitz, well knmm author, painter and teacher.
Thursday's ta_k
The annual at the Academy continues through March 7. Next vl'D.k
will be by Ben Wolf, Philadelphia artist, author and art critic.
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Hol idays
ADMISSION FREE
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LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
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FROM:George L. Carroll
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OFFICE: LO 3-7945
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LISTINGS FOR ALL r.1EDIA AND POSTING ••• THANK YOU •••
PENNA. ACADEMY OF TIm FINE ARTS, Broad
Cherry sts., LO 4-0219.. l60th '
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Annual through Mar. 7 (Watercolors, Prints, Drawings).
Permanent col- '
lection American Paintings and Sculpture Mar. 23 through April 25.
Student Competition May 5 through June 6.
10 am until 5 pm, Sunday 1 until 5 pm.
Open Tuesday thru Saturday,
Free Admission.
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PENNA. ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS, Broad
talks each Thursday at 2:30 p.m.
25-Henry Pitz; Mar. 4-Ben Wolf.
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Cherry Sts.
l60th Annual Gallery
Feb. ll-Larry Day; l8-Hobson Pittman;
Free Admission.
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PENNA. ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS, Broad & Cherry Sts., Chamber Music
Series. Friday at 8:30 p.m. Feb. l2-Varied Program; Mar. 26-Mr. & Mrs.
Vladimir Sokoloff, Piano Recital.
Free Admission.
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PEALE HOUSE OF THE PENNA. ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS, 1811 Chestnut St., LO 4
0219. Exhibit of works of Four Contemp~rary Artists from California, Feb.
11 thru Mar. 14. Walter Stuempfig, paintings Feb. 18 thru Mar. 2l-Rico
LeBrun Exhibit; Mar. 18 thru May 2-Roswell Weidner, Paintings Mar 25 thru
~ . 8=i. , Open Tues thru Sat. 10 am-5pm, Sun. 1-5 pm.
Free Admission.
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1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Hoi idays
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LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
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Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
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DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FROM : George L.Carroll
Devel opment Dir .,
LO 3- 7945
CALENDAR LLSTING- ART
PA. ACADE}IT OF TqE FINE ARTS, Broad & CHerry Sts., LO h- 0219 . Pemmanent Collection
American Paintings and Sculpture Mar . 13 through April
exhibit, MaY
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'5 thru June . 6. Open
25.
Tues~ Thru S<t.t. 10 a.m .
Student competition
t:L."1til
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p . m., 3unday 1 until
p . m. Admission Free .
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PEALE QOUSE
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the Pa . Acaderny of the Fine Arts , IB_1 Chestnut St . , LO h-0219 Q
::tieo LeBrun Paintings , Nar . 18 thru April
25.
thru April 25 . Open Tues.thru Sat. ,lGl ,/to
'5 p .m/,
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Ros','lell Weidner Paintings Mar .. 25
Sun. 1 to
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M . to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Hoi idays
ADMISSION FREE
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Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
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DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FHOl\1:George L. Carr oll
Development Dire ctor
Offi ce: LO 3-7945
:Home: NO 4-975 5
FOR RELEASE AT WILL ••• THANK YOU •••
A private bon -voy age ¢i nner was held at the P eale Club
of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (181 9 Chestnu t St.),
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on r\londa y evening, l\'l a rch 8.
It 'was
gi ven by Doctor Effie C. Arampa tz i , honoring her parents who
were sailing for Greece the nex t
day.
IVl r. & f'.1 rs. Arampatzi have been visit i ng their daughter ,
who i s on the st a ff of Jefferson Hospital, Philad elphia , for
the past four months.
Among the guests were Ambassador fro m Cyprus, Zenon
Rossi d es and the vvife of the French Consul General of Philadelphia,
Pierre Gaba r d.
~'!an y
prominent Do ctors and
the~
r wives along with prominent
lead ers of the Phi ladelphia Greek Society 1Here in a ttendan ce.
Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M . Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Hoi idays
ADMISSION FREE
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Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
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DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FECH:George L. CarrolJ.
Dev. Dir •
O¢.'i'ICE- 1,0 3-7945
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FClR. ll'1HEDIATE
REL~;:ASE • •
• THANK YOU
The gaL.eries of the PennsylYania Academy of the Fir c Arts , Broad & Q],erry Sts •
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Fill reopen today (Frida}~,J-:ar.12) with the Acadern.yls Pennani nt Collect ioll of
America.n paintings and sculpture- on exhibit, it 'VITas announced by Jor,eph T .Fraser, ~
Director e
CfG\.'f.(
The galleries have been clos ed since Ton day in
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to t,,:1.ke
d0"''11
the
paintings from the 160th Annuc.l exhibit that b<':gan ~Td.nuary 22 and rehang the
Permanent Collectim .,
Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M . Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M . to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Hoi idays
ADMISSION FREE
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Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
FRm'I:George L.Carrol
Development Director-PAFA
Office- 10 3- 7945
Home- MO 4-9755
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
LOCAL GJRL • •• PF.lZE WINNER • ••
FOR RELEASE AT WILL ••• T""{ANK YOU • • •
at the Pennsylvania Academy of the
Fine Arts
The Edmund Stev7ardson prize for · sculpture/has been awarded to ancy
E len SChade of Fort Washington,it was announced by M.-\ilTistar Wood, -AdIlinistrator
of the Acadarny 3chool ..
Miss Schade, the daughter of Mr.&Mrs Albert Schade,3rd of 385 Ambler Rd., is
a third year student at the PAFA. She attened Upper Dublin Township High SChool.
The Stewardson prize is awarded during the school year to a sculpture student
approved
of the Academy and those/students of a:rl; other area art sChools i.Vho wish to
compete. The jury of selection is made up of progessional sculptors ' having'
nor other
no connection with the Academy l!!II' any/school ~ vJ!lose pupils may be
t3.king part.
The prize was first awarded in 1901 and is considered one of the t<iIp student
sculpture
a~Tards . canpeted
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for in the Philadelphia area.
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EDITOR, '- t<; !\INTo\-M TUlES, JENKINTOWN,PA.
Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P,M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Hoi idays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
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of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FRmft :George I.. Carroll
Development Director
Office- 10 3-7945
Home- HO 4-9755
F!»R RELl~ASE T1.JESDAY} Iv1ARGI 16 •••
TIIJl..N !·~ YOU •••
vie1dng
The ladies Hhu Hill pour tea at the pri vate ~ of .tim paintings
by Rico LeBrun on hTednesday, :tv1arch 17, from
4 to 6 p.m. at the Peale House/' ;,.....iLy,...,
of the Pennsylvania AcadeMy of the fins Arts have been named.
They are HI's .I~eonard T oBea18, Mrs.Kenneth Day, }1rs .Frederick V. Hebard
The a>chibit will open to the public on
. April
~"arcl~
18 and continue through
25.
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SENT TO AIL SOCIETY EDITOR •••
Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
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of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
rnOM:George L.Carr'oll
Dev elopment Director
OFFICE 10 3-7945
HOHE NO 4-5'755
FOO RELEASE T~rURSDAY HARCH ISu.THANK YOU •••
PAINTINGS GO ON EXHIBIT MAli.• lS •• •
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The paintings of Rico LeBrun wi1l go on exhibit today at the Peale House
galleries 01: the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 1811 Chestnut :st, according
to Joseph T&Fraser, Jr. Academy Director.
and scu1pturer
T:1e works of the late painter will be on viev. until April 25. Born in Italy,
in 1900, he came to the United States in 1924 and gained fame for his work on
stained gla5's windows and later as a successful fashion illustrator and 'advertising
artist. In 1938 he retired frOlTi commercia:!. art work and devoted his tiJne and
talent t o pain ting and teaching. In 19uO he taught and lectured at the Walt Disney
studios. His works are repr esented in many muselUTlS and private collections
Canada.
throughout the United States, Italy/and Mexico.
Peale House galleries are open Tuesday thrcugh Saturday, 10 A"N.unt.i1 ;; P . M.
SUNDAYS 1 until ;; p .:tJf., Admission FrE-!e.
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
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of the
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Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
PROM:George L. Carroll
Development Director-PAFA
Ot~icec
LO 3-7945
Home; MO 4-9755
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FOR RBLBASB, MONDAY. MARCH 22 •••
tHANK YOU •••
The ladies who will pour tea at the private viewing
paintings by Roswell Weidner on Wednesday, March 24,
p.m., at the peale House galleries
o~
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~rom
4 to 6
the Pennsylvania Academy
the Fine Arts bave been named.
They are Mrs. George Peterson, Mrs. Charles 80 Grace, Mrs.
Philip L. Davidson, and Mrs. T. Fo Dixon Wainwri9ht.
The exhibit will open to the public March 25 and continue
through Apr! 1 25.
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays )
1 P.M . to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Hoi idays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE : LO 4-0219
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NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FROM:George L. Carroll
Development Director-PAFA
Oxxice: LO 3-7945
Home:
MO 4-9755
FOR RELEASE nIURS. MARCH 45 OR
THEREAFTER ••• THANK YOU •••
Opening on exhibit today (Thursday, March 25) at the Peale
House galleries
ox
the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 1811
Chestnut St., are the paintings of Roswell Weidner, it was announced
by Joseph T. Fraser, Jr., Academy Director.
Weidner, presently a member of the faculty of the Art School of
the Academy, studied there and won many top prizes for his works.
His paintings are on exhibit in the Library of Congress, Metropolitan
Museum, Penn State University, Reading Museum, Philadelphia Museum
and in the Academy's collection.
In conjunction with the Weidner exhibit, the works of Rico LeBrun
will also be on display until April 25.
Peale House galleries are
open Tuesday through Thursday, 10 a.m. until 5 p.m., Sunday 1 until
5 p.m.
Admission Free.
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M . Sundays and some Hol idays
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
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of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
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Develepment Director-PAFA
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pennsllvania ACademl ~ 'the Fine Arts: paiat1raga. sculpture,
and grapbics In 'the oldest art insUtutiGll in ~rica. Broad 3.
Cb.rry st.. Galleries open Tuesday throu¢ Saturday 10 a. m. 'to
5 p.a. Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Admission :tree. l,.O 4-0219.
Peal. House o:t the Acad!!y ~ the Fine . Arts: Art qbibi tiaa o:t
the paLitiag8 o:t Rico IABruD aad Rosweli Weidner tlirough April 25.
1811 Chestnut St. Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.a. to 5 p.a.
Sundays 1 to 5 p.m. Admission free. to 4-0219.
Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M . to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
NE\I\/S BULLETIN
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PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FROM:George L. Carroll
Development Director-Pt~A
Office: LO 3-7945
Home:
MO 4-9755
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
RADIO-TV
COMMUNITY LISTING-PUBLIC SERVICE
ANNOUNCEMENT-r~PRECIATE
USE
OF-THP~
YOU
EVERYONE IS INVITED TO VISIT THE PEALE HOUSE GALLERIES OF THE PENNSYL-iVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS AT 1811 CHESTNUT ST. IN DOWNTOWN
PHILADELPHIA ••• THE FINEST OF PAINTINGS
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SCULPTURE BY EMINENT
AMERICAN ARTISTS ARE ON EXHIBIT••• AT THE PRESENT AND THROUGH APRIL 25th
ARE THE PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS OF RICO LEBRUN ••• AND PROMINENT PHILA- .
DELPHIA PAINTER ROSWELL \'JEIDNER.·. ·.ADMISSION IS FREE TO THE PEALE HOUSE
GALLERIES .... OPEN TUESD.t\Y THROUGH SATURDAY FROM 10 .t\. f-i. UNTIL 5 P. M•••
SUNDAY 1 UNTIL 5 P.M•••• WHEN DOWNTOWN VISIT THE
PEl'~E
HOUSE
~LERIES
AT 1811 CHESTNUT ST....
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
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of the
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PENNSYLVANIA !~~~!~';s~:" THE FINE ARTS t!.~a~
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FROM:George L. Carroll
Development Director*PAFA
O££ice: LO 3-7945
Home:
MO 4-9755
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
RADIO-lV
COMMUNITY LISTING-PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT-APPRECIATE USE OF-THANK YOU
THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS ••• BROAD AND CHERRY sTS. ,
IS THE OLDEST ARTS INSTITUTION IN THE UNITED STATES •• ~CURRENn..Y ON
EXHIBIT IN THE G\LLERIES IS THE ACADEMY'S PERMANENT COLLECTION OF
AMERICAN PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE THROUGH APRIL 25th ••• WORKS BY PEALE,
RUSH, EAKINS, CASSATT, SULLY, MARIN, AND MANY OnIER FAMED AMERICAN
ARTISTS ARE ON
DISPLAY ••• VIsIT~HE
--..., PENNSYLVf~IA ACADEMY OF THE FINE
ARTS AND SEE nIESE PRICELESS WORKS .... THE ADMISSION IS FREE AND IT
IS OPEN 1'UESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY FROM 10 A.M. UNTIL 5 P.M. •• SUNDAY
1 UNTIL 5 P.M••• 10 SEE GREAT WORKS BY AMERICIiN ARTISTS VISIT mE
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS AT BROJ\D Be CHERRY sTS.
Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Hoi idays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
N6WS BULLETIN
of the
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FROM:George L. Carroll
Develop_n1: Director-PAFA
1811 Chestnut S1:., Phila. 3
O1tlce:
LO 3 ..7945
Home:
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SPBCIAL TO J. M. 'lH>MPSON
~I1OR,
The Peale House
lNURNAt, AFFAIRS
ot the Pemasylvania Acadeay
o~
the Fine Ar'ts;
located at 1811 Cbes'tDu't S't., is 'the aewest addi'tion 'to central Philadelphia, as a housiJIg and classroom :facili1:y
~or
ar1: students aDd the
exhibit cd ar1: workS.
Formerly 'the old Belgravia Ho1:el, a lMdmark in the City's history
:for the mahy :fine people and .functions it housed through its 75-year
career o:f service, it was taken over by the Academy in 1963.
Extensive
work has been done on it aDd IILlch more is on the agenda.
The Academy's Board 01 Directors realized prior to its p\U'cbase
the need tor
e~aDsion
the Broad & Cherry
sts.
by 1:he Academy and tried to buy laDd adjoining
building, but noDe was; available.
When the
opportuni ty was a:ttorded to purchase the Belgravia property
favorable terms, the obligations
assu~
aD
extremely
in lfinancill9 this transaction
were deeMd justified by the anticipated bene1'its to the Academy.
It bas beeII properly na.d the Peale House at'ter Charles WillsOD
Peale, one 01' the eminent .tOUDders of PAPA, the oldest arts Academy in
Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M . to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
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of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
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Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
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thtit united States.
He is one
o~
a 1amily cd leading American axtis"ts
whose works are on exhibit here as well as leadin, oa11eries throughout
the country.
Although DOre iq)J:ovaents
Are
planned, today it houses :first-
class, well lighted studios and c1assroo_ tor students and ipstructors
and a living aDd dilling area
~or
students are housed in roo_
OR
students.
At the pre&eDt female
several aoora.
On the tiJ:st floor, two spacious galleries have been built. and
ohaaging exhibits ot American paintings $ld sculpture are open to the
public at no charge.
Already 'thousands have visited.
have been plaamed to help allenate the shortage
o~
These galleries
.facilities :for the
exhibit o.f much o.f the Ac:ademy's reDOWDed collections.
priceless paintings. and sculpture
vaults, but
DOW
bereto~ore
they can be exhibited.
MaDy
ot these
hac! to be stored in basement
At the present. the works ot
,the distinguished .facul'ty 0'1 the .f_d ut institution are being shown
on a rotating basis at peale HOuse.
In February, the Acadeay introduced a naw concept ot service to
its members with the opening ot the Peale Club adjoining the entrance
to Peale House.
It is open to subscribing _mbers ot the Academy and
its decor and accoJlllllOdations have
~
highly received.
Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M . to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Hoi idays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE : LO 4-0219
NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
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In addi tion 'to the excellent in'terior dilling area, during thp.
swmer DIOft'ths members will be able to make use <4 the outdoor sculpture
garden
~or
'that purpose.
the new Peale House is a proud addi tion
great c:i:ty known
~or
o~
the art world to a
its cultural leadership ••• top public and social
figures bave praised the Academy
~or
i ts
~o:resight
aDd its tremendous
UDdertaldng.
The pennsylvania Academy
i nsti.tution.
~
the Fine Arts i s a great Philadelphia
It invites you, your
~amily
and your
~rienc1s
to visit
and support both the main bJilding at Broad & Cherry sts. and our new
Peale House galleries at 1811 Chestnut St.
Both places are opeD Tuesday
through Sa'turday, 10 A.M. until 5 P.M., sunday 1 until 5 P.M.
Nondays.
Admission is rree.
Closed
Galleries closed during August.
Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M . Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE : LO 4-0219
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of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FROM:George L.CarrOll
Developmen t Dix. PAF A
OFFICE LO 3-1945
HOME MO 4-9755
The present exhibits at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
and the Peale House galleries will continue through April 25th.
The Acadeny at Broad and Cherry Sts.,has on exhibit it's permanent
collection of American paintings and sculpture. At the Peale House, 1811
Chestnut~~
paintings of Rico LeBrun and Roswell Weidner are being shown.
places
.
The public is invited to visit both ~altetiN8, the admission is free.
Both galleries are open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M.,
Sundays 1 to 5 P.M.
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4·0219
NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVE NTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
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James Pinlmey Havard of Crosby, Texa8 has been awarded two top prizes in art
exhibitions :in the Philadelphia area in the past week.
His first award was the top prize in the regional drawing exhibiticn at the
Philadelphia Museun of Art, his second of tke week was at the Cheltenham Art
Center where he won second place honors for his "Group
Portrait~t
Havard, who attends the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia
. has won many awards at the school..for his work. Last sllllJller he won one of the
Cresson Memorial European Traveling Scholarships. He is considered to be one
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of the DU young American artists destined to attain top honors in tRe .bld
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He attended Crosby High SChool and Sam Houston State before entering the
famed Philadelphia art school, oldest in the United States.
His parents Mr. & Mrs. imaD Jerry C. Havard reside :in Crosby.
NOTE: Would a ppreCiate a tearsheet, if you use this whole or in part ••• thank you
Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M . Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Hol idays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4·0219
FROM:
]\f(Q(L~ lkcK
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George L. Carroll
FILLERS ••• USE AT WILL~.. ' / ( _
THANK YOU...
4- 1 L,'J
Development Director
The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Pennsylvania
Office: LO 3-7945
Home:
MO 4-9755
The Peale House of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in
Philadelphia has two galleries where rotating exhibits of American
paintings and sculpture are shown.
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The Peale House galleries in Philadelphia were named after Charles
Willson Peale famed American artist who was one of the founders of
the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
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The pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia now has an
annex called the Peale House located on Chestnut St. in the Quaker city.
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The Peale House galleries of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
in Philadelphia opened in October, 1964.
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The Peale House of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in
Philadelphia was formerly the Belgravia Hotel.
It was purchased by
the Academy to be used for galleries, studios and housing for students.
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The Peale House is an annex of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine
Arts in Philadelphia.
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of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA I N YOUR CALENDAR OF
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BE APPRECIATED.
FROM:George L.Carroll
Development Dir.,PAFA
OFFICE 10 3-7945
HOME MO-4 9755
FOR RELEASE IDNDAY, APRIL
5 ••• THANK YOU •••
The Eclnund Stew-ardson prize for sculpture at the Pennsylvania Academy
of the Fine Arts has been awarded to Nancy Ellen SChade of Fort Washington,Pa.
a third year student at the Academy, it was announced by M.Wistar Wood, School
Administrator.
The annual prize i8 awarded
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Jlil:EbCyeBCC during the school year to a student
of the Academy or approved students of other area art schools in competition.
Judging is by an outside jury of professional
sculp~s.
The prize was first
awarded in 1901.
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Information note:
Miss Schade is the daughter of Mr.&Mrs. Albert Schade,3rd
of 385 Ambler Rd. ,Fort Washington,Pa.
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Gallery Hou rs: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
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CALENDAR 0 F EVENTS
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Sts., Phi1a. 2, Pa.
PEALE HOUSE of the P.A.F.A.
1811 Chestnut Street, Phi1a. 3, Pa.
FROM:George L. Carroll
Development Director-PAFA
OFFICE: LO 3-7945
HOME:
fvI) 4-9755
ART LISTINGS FOR YOUR
CALEND~
OF EVENl'S ••• THANK YOU
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Broad & Cherry Sts., LO 4-0219
May 6 through June 6 Annual Student Competition Exhibit.
Sculpture, Graphics.
Paintings,
Tuesday through Saturday 10 until 5 p.m.,
Sundays 1 until 5 p.m.
Admission Free.
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Peale House Galleries of the Pa. Academy of the Fine Arts.
Chestnut st., LO 4 ... 0219.
1811
April 29 through May 16 "prints of Old
Japan Exhibit" benefit on behalf or Mental Health Assoc. of Southeastern Pennsylvania. (nominal admission)
May 19 through July 31
Selections from Academy's permanent collection.
Tuesday through
Saturday 10 A.M. until 5 P.M., Sundays 1 until 5 P.M.
Free.
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of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FROM:George L.Carroll
Development Director
Office 10 3~794,
Home MO
4Q9755
NicS
FCR RELEASE SUNDAY APRIL 25 OR THEREAFTER •••
Mr".J oseph T.Fraser,Jr.,Director of the Pennsylvania Academy of the F:ine
Arts will receivedthe annual Leonardo DaVinci Art .A lliance award at a dinner
to be held SUIlday evening at the Acadan.y.., Bread & Cherry Sts."it was announced
by Mr.Joseph M.Zinni, Alliance President.
The testiJnonial-citation award is given yearly to a PhUadelphian for his
contribution to the local art world. Mr .Fraser, who has been 34 years at the
fifth
i
J\cadany is the ~ reCl!ipent. other local winners have be€l1 Derothy Gran.".,
Edi~or
of Art in Focus, Raphael Sabatini, Painter, Aurelims Renzetti, Sculptor
and l a st year Jack Bookbinder,Director of Art,Board
or Education.
Philadelphia
School systan.•
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M . Sundays and some Holidays
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PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
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FCIt II.t.BASI Jl)B1)AY AJI' S, APRIL
26.... TftANK YOU •••
!'lie Peale 10•• GaUeri.. ef tIM '''4, 1811 Ok.tnt St.,vUl
to 1U pahl1c,Th• • ..,., Apl'U2'
!hie 18 the
tl$~
with
1'. . . .
a "..-81e P.r1at exhibi t .
t.1M that other thaD. Uar1C81l worD haft _ _ ell. .
at, the Peale lotaIe e.e it
opm" J.an
Octeber. This exhibi
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. t la
epou-:_ by th. Matal Realtb A•••of ScNtheasterD , . .• •
lteiq
tI • • • iraa thrO'llh
Ma7 16.
Gall.eriea
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epa ~.cI.,. thn Batwda,-:, 10 A. Mo to J P. K., S...,..
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APRIL 23 , 65· •••
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1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FRON: George L. Carroll
Development Director-PAFA
OWICE:LO 3-7945
Home:
K) 4-9755
FOR RELSASIll AT WILt- •• •
THANK. 'YOU ....
The
~ou rth
annual *student party" . will be hosted by
Mr. & Mrs . John W. Merriam at their Maybrook estate in Wynnewood
~or
the students
o~
the Pennsylvania Academy 01 the Fine Arts ,
Sunday. May 2 .
Mr . Merriam, who is a member
o~
the Board
o~
Dir ectors at
the Academy. and Mrs. Merriam hold this annual a11air just prior
to the Cresson Day activities 01 the Academy scheduled 10r
Wednesday, May 5.
The Cresson award day is ~or the distribution
0'£ travelling scholarships 'to prize ....iJming students.
Invited also to Maybrook are the
Committee
o~
~aculty,
Board, and Womenf s
the Academy.
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M . Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4·0219
NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
liSTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED .
FROMz George L. Carroll
Developmeat Director-PAFA
Ol~icer
HolDe,
LO 3-7945
4 -9755
Me)
FOR RELEASE AT WILL •••
THANK YOU •••
Mr . Joseph T. Fxaser, Jr., Directox
o~
the pennsylvania
Academy ot the Fille Arts, is showa xecei ving the annual
Leonardo DaVinci Art Alliance award at a dinner held at the
Academy, Broad 81 Cherry Sts., trom Mr • ..Joseph M. Zinni, Alliance
President.
The testimonial-citation award is given yearly to a
Philadelphian
~or
his contribution to the local art woz:ld .
Mr. P'%aser, wbo has been 34 years at the Academy, is the titth
recipient.
Other local 'Winners have been l)ot'otby Gxa1'ly, Editor
01 "AXt in Focus", l{apbael Sabatini, Painter, Aurelius Renzetti ,
Sculptor, aDd last year Jack Bookbinder, Directo:c o£ Art, Board
ot Education, Philadelphia School system.
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1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4·0219
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry sts.,
PEALE HOUSE OF THE PA. AClJ)EMY OF THE FINE PoRTS
1811 Chestnut St.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
FROM:George L. Carroll
Development Director-PAFA
O:f:fi ce: LO 3-7945
Home:
MO 4-9755
f~PRECIATE t~
OR I'LL USE OF •••
THI'...NK YOU •••
NON PROFIT ORGANIzt.TION
PUBLIC SERVICE AND COMMUNITY Cf.LENDP.R
f~OUNCEMENT
THE PEALE HOUSE GALLERIES OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
ACP~EMY
OF THE
FINE ARTS AT 1811 CHESTNUT STREET••• NOW HAVE ON EXHIBIT•••
"PRINTS OF OLD JAPf,N" THROUGH MP.Y SIXTEENTH. e: THE
0
Jf~f.NESE
PRINT SHOW IS SPONSORED BY THE MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF
SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA••• VISIT THE PEPLE HOUSE GALLERIES
t...ND SEE THIS FINE COLLECTION BY JAPANESE
Ml~STERS •••
THE
GALLERIES ARE OPEN TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY FROM TEN A.M.
UNTIL FIVE P.M •••• SUNDAYS ONE UNTIL FIVE P.M.o •• t~MISSION FREE•••
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NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA I N YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FROMIGeorge L.Carroll
Develepment Direetar
Office 10 )-794S
Uome 140 4-97S)
SUGGESTION FeE Plt)TOGRAPRIC COVERAGE CRF,sSQN DAY ACTIVITIES
WRmE: PENNSYLVANIA 'CADDY 01 THE FINE ARTS, BROAD & CHERRY STS .
WREN: WEDNESDAY, MAY
!. 1965
WAT, ANNUAL CRESSON DAY AWAROO m OG..ltAM. STUDENTS RECEIVE SOME $40,000 IN
SCfIDLARsru:re F if( OvmSEAS ART STUDY AND OTRm HtlZES ( IN PAINTING,SCULPTURE
GRAPHICS ETC.) TEEnt WORK REMAINS ON EmIBIT UNTIL JUNE
TIME. lROGRA..)( OF't"'ICIAL:r;r STARTS iT 1& P. M. .. qv:~
6 •••
WEJAwVVllEN'!'S WILL BE
4VAILAJ3LE Felt PICTURj}; TAKING FROM ONE P. !Ol .. QN A'HAT AF'1'ERNOCfi " ..
IwnJ:. BE ON
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Ioom
TO wc..1?K WITH PIDTOGRAPHER .. 0
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M . Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M . to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
FROM.a.erle L.CarroU
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
DeTel.opaeat Directai'
Office ID 3",,1,10
I.e MO 4..'7$$
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'OR RELEASE MONDAY AM'S ••• MAY 3 ••• TRANK YOU •••
The ..nul. .twl_t. c.pet,1tiCl'l _h1b1t of pa1ftt1ftl., 101Ilp_• •4
poapb101 at the '''I'IIIy.LftD:ia .lead..,- of the FiDe .Art.e" Broad It Chtl"lT St..,
....
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MaiJlc '!'hurl.,. '-.,. 6 aDd oGat1mte thrO\1lh J.e 6.
Th. calleri.. at the .lead• •e OJ*' T1IeadaT th'rovp I.tv.,., 10 A.M.
to S P.M.,
NO'll
I
s_.,.. 1 to S P.M. Adauli_ 'so•••
Awed ._elles tor ereal. Day v1U be held Wedaeada7, KaT S at
4 P.M. I w1ll haTe
ava1lable wtanen t .. pho'to!l"aphl h"CII 2 P.M. OD.
!warda to be 11... that daT aao\1llt to about
140,000 in
Oftl"IIU
ett.1dy acholarlh1pa and other priB.....1 vUl be there to work
YOUI' photopoaph.....
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
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NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FEOHt George L. Carrell
Devel~t DirectCJl"
Office to 3...194S
fJr.De M) 4-97SS
TV-NM COVERAGE-----------.ASSIGNMEm.' SUGGESTICII
FOR WEDNESDAY MAY
The AmNal Studeat avard. wUl be giveD
Peansylvania Aoa'EllIY'
or
S,l96S
OIl
wedlle.elay',
May
the it"1Re Arte, BIt_d & Cherr,r StII.
S at the
S.e .0,000
:In scholArships U'e awarded ......:r tor oVC"seas Itwt;:r 1D U"t.
Aardl are officially presented at _81'c18es held at "
p...
anel are tor
release atter that time.
winninJ
Ji!JweTer,/ltudents wUl be available to pose with the1r pa11'lt1D,I,
sculpture etc. aJJyt11le tr_ 1,00 p . ... 1Ihen the lallery 11111 be hllDg.
Ttd. 111 the biggl.t ltudent event of the 7etAr at tne Acad.,-" ••
the1r _I'D so_in en exhibit through
J\1DI
6•••
I w1ll be Met happy to work tr1th your rhotolJ"&ph8l' and help set up
pi.a • •• it you are interelted.
THANK YOU •••
Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE : LO 4-0219
FranGeorge 1.Carr oll
Development DiX'.,
to 3...~9lt5
FCR RELEASE AT WILt •• 0 THANK YOU
Among the center city residents whe received awards at the annual exeeric6e
or
the Pennsylvaaia Acatien.y 01 the Fine Arts, Philadelphia were:
Creason Scholarships f or European travel, totalling $1800 ea.ch
in Painting:
+
l!l1JI:rl<tay DeSSDe1' I
152"1 PUle st.• .
Pata'icia P.Hill; 24 S.21.st St..
J. Henry
Soheid~
Scholarships of $1300 for travel:
Louis Tucker, 2046 Locust
Charles TOppall prize of $200 ... 00
Paul K8J!le~
st.,
r .. oils:
1514 ;Pine st.
Henry J., ThouroD Prizes of $100. GO each for 01115 also wenet
,
to
,
Dessner and Louise Tucker and Barbara J.Yocblli,29 S.,19th St.
Murray
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad
&
Cherry Sts.
PEALE HOUSE OF THE PAa ACADEMY OF THE FINE AR'IS
1811 Chestnut St.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
FROM:George L. Carroll
Development Pirector-PAFA
Office: LO 3-7945
Home:
MO 4-9755
APPRECIATE MY OR ALL USE OF .. ",.
~ YOU •••
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
PUBLIC SERVICE AND COMMUNITY CALENDAR ANNOUNCEMENT
THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE AR'IS, BROAD AND CHERRY STREETS ~
I--W5 NOW ON EXHIBIT ITS PERMANENT COLLECTION OF AMERICAN PAINTINGS
AND SCULPTURE.... YOU ARE INVITED 10 VISIT THE OLDEST ART ACADEMY
IN THE UNITED STATES ....I'.oMISSION IS FREEoe .. TIlE Gl'J..LERIES AT THE
ACADEMY, BROI'D AND CHERRY STREETS, fIRE OPEN TUESD/W THROUGH
SATURDAY FROM TEN A"M. UNTIL FIVE P.M •••• SUNDAYS FROM ONE UNTIL
FIVE P. M.... VIS IT THE PENNSYLVANIL\. ACADErvrl OF THE FINE ARTS 0
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PENNSYLVANIA
Act~EMY
OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Sts.
PEALE HOUSE OF THE P~ ACADEMY OF THE FINE
1811 Chestnut St.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
APPRECIATE AN:'! OR AIL USE OF",.,.
THANK YOU...
!
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
FROM:George L. Carroll
Development ~rector-PAFA
OFFICE: LO 3-7945
Home:
MO 4-9755
.PUBLIC SERVICE
PART OF
FINE
[.NO
ARTS
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
ANNOUNCEr~NT
THE PERMilNENT COLLECTION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEWf OF THE
ARTS IS NOW ON EXHIBIT AT THE_EEf.LE HOUSE GIlLLERIES, 18+1
CHESTNUT STREET ••• THIS E:h'HIBIT IS RICH IN AMERICAN PllINTINGS AND
SCULPTURE DONE BY SOf;Jffi OF THE FINEST ANERICAN-BORN t.RTISTS ••• VISIT
THE PEALE HOUSE GALLERIES, 1811 C.BSTNUT STREET_.•• OPEN TUESDAY
TIIROUGH SATURDAY FROM TEN A.M. UNTIL FIVE P.M.
UNTIL FIVE P.M •••• ADMISSION FREE.
~.SUNDAYS
FROlt1 ONE
NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FROM:George L. Carroll
Development Director-PAFA
Office: LO 3-7945
Home:
MO 4-9755
ART LISTING ••• APPRECIATE USEOF ••• THANK YOU
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEr4Y OF THE FINE ARTS: Broad and Cherry Sts.
LO 4-0219.
On exhibit Permanent collection of American Paintings,
Sculpture, and Graphics through July 31.
through Saturday 10 A.M. until 5 P.M.
Mondays.
Galleries open Tuesday
Sunday 1 to 5 P.M.
Closed
Admission Free.
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Chestnut St.
LO 4-0219.
On exhibit part of the Academy's Permanent
collection of Paintings and Sculpture through July 31.
open Tuesday through Saturday 10 A.M. until 5 P.N.
Closed Mondays.
Galleries
Sunday 1 to 5 P.M.
ndmission Free.
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE : LO 4-0219
NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
ft. '~ft1S:Ia Acwt..,. of the Fme Arte
_ Strri.tatiaB
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w.. .•
_AlB ,...,., at the . . p.a. Cl:Ab
Caud.tte. 18 .,..... .
Thursday June 3 fran 4: 30
until 6:30 p.m.
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FROM:George L. Carroll
Development Director-PAFA
O££ice: LO 3-7945
Home:
MO 4-9755
The Pennsylvania Academy o£ the Fine Arts and the
Peale House galleries have on exhibit through July 31 many of
the £amed American Paintings and Sculptures owned by the
Academy.
The collection ox the oldest Art Academy in the united
States represents a cross section o£ American art from the
eighteenth century through current acquisitions.
Both the
Academy, Broad and Cherry Sts. and the Peale House, 1811
Chestnut St., are open Tuesday thru Saturday 10 A.M. to 5 P.M.,
Sundays, 1 to 5 P.M.
Admission Free.
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Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
NEWS BULLETIN
of the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
LISTING OF EVENTS & EXHIBITION
DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FOR RSLBA8B f«)NDAY, .1UNIt 1"
OR 1HBRBAF'i'BR•• • THANK lOU • ••
FROMJOeoJ:ge ". Car.oll
Developmeaii DiarectoJ:'. PAFA
O~~i_*t.o 3.7945
Home. NO 4-9755
ta's.. Gee~. . Reath (Pbtl delphia) otltcd.a11y took oftX'
Cbai..- 01 ,he W..a'. C.... t't
ot~.
PeDl'lsylvw
Acadeay
cd "be Pine· ~ta ~OJ: 'the next seasOD at a luncheon elVeR at
the bome
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Mrs • ..1-- M. R. Stak.1e.. (Paoli) tOE the ......s
of the cODDittee.
Mrs. R atb
MZ'8.
.u•••ae *$.
H. tea Hudson (PaoU ) as Chairman.
Albert M. Gr'-ield, .:II'. (G1eJUlOOre). was e l ected Vi.-
Cbai:t1Dail to suoceed *s .
B~as_
H. K10DaD (Wa,..)..
Md .
Caspar W. B. 'fGWll8e" (Haw-dow) wi 11 I'emaia as Tn••••". _d
correapondih, Secretat,.
Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M . Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
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PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad & Cherry Streets
Philadelphia 2, Penna.
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DATA IN YOUR CALENDAR OF
EVENTS OR SIMILAR MEDIUM WILL
BE APPRECIATED.
FROM:George L. Carroll
Deve lopmen t Di r • -PAFA
Office - LO 3-7945
Home
- MO 4-9755
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ••• THANK YOU
Mr. Joseph T. Fraser, Jr., Director of the Pennsylvania
Academy of the Fine Arts, will be honored as a Fellow at the
American Institute of Architects annual convention in Washington, D.C., Friday, June 18.
Fraser is one of only 37 in the nation being honored.
This
brings to 654 the number of AlA Felloli'ls in the Uni ted States.
The Philadelphia architect has been Director of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts over 30 years.
Last month he
received the Philadelphia DaVinci award for his contribution to
art through the years.
-30Note ••• PICTURE SUGGESTION {AP-UPI} THE AWARD WILL BE GIVEN fl..T THE
SHERATON PARK HOTEL
~T
8 P.M. FRIDAY JUNE 18 ••• CONTACT
COULD BE Jl.1R. WM. CHAPMAN, OF THE PHILA. l'.RCHITECTS ASSOC.
TO SET UP PIC OF MR. FR/lSER RECEIVING I'Mfl..RD ••• ONLY MAN
FROM PHIL!... AREA RECEIVING IT.
Gallery Hours: 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays (except Mondays)
1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays and some Holidays
ADMISSION FREE
TELEPHONE: LO 4-0219
THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
Broad and Cherry Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. 19102
LOcust 4-0219
FOR RELEASE:
Week of October
FROM:
Mrs. Harold A. Haines, Jr., Director of Public Relations
, 1965
ALFRED BENDlNER EXHIBITION
An exhibit of the ioTorks of the late Alfred Bendiner will go on view
at the Main Galleries of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Broad and
Cherry Streets, Philadelphia, from October 15 through November 28, 1965.
The Show will be the most complete exhibition of the varied works
of this renowned Philadelphian who died in March, 1964.
There will be some
470 works exhibited: from informal notations and sketches to water colors,
drawings, lithographs, murals, gouache, and his famed caricatures.
Many of the
works were made abroad and constitute a visual travelogue as depicted in Mr.
Bendiner's inimitable style.
Mr. Bendiner was a man. of many talents.
He was an architect and
a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, a member of the National
Academy of DeSign, artist, author and illustrator of two books and many articles.
A Philadelphian from the age of two months, Mr. Bendiner attended Northeast
High School; the School of Industrial Art
now called the Philadelphia College
of Art; and the School of Fine Arts at the University of Pennsylvania where he
received his Bachelor and Master of Architecture degrees.
His artistic
endeavors were well received and are now in public and private collections in
major American cities and in Europe.
The galleries are open Tuesday through Saturday 10 to 5; Sundays 1 to
5; closed Mondays. The public is welcome and there is no admission charge.
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November 16,1965
Mrs. H,,,trold A. Haines Jr. Director of Public :Hela ti ons
Hli-1EDIATE HEL EASE
From:
1"or:
BENDINER 81-1014 A SUCCESS
The iVlem ori£~l Exb ibition of the works of' the l i.-tte Mr. Alfred Bendiner f~ t
The Penn sylvania Academy of the Fine Ar t s, Broad and Cher r y S t1'e <",ts
Philadel phi c"
has bad unusua lly good a ttendance ,md record Gg le ;:. a ccord ing to
Joseph T. FrHser,Jr., L:i l"'ector of the AcndemJ'-.
oil s , ;:;rint,S a.nd dnivlingf.\ '.' 1'e on
Vi(;H~.
collecton; , most of t he pic ture ..;
'~ re
h reve "dr;;;H,dy been purchnsed..
Appro:ximate ly' 500 vlC1 ter
C0 10l"S ,
for sale , 2n':: n..lruJ2 t t hr ee- fourths of t i.les e
The exhibi t i Ol} is or!e of the
Alfred Bendincr, rencn-ined Phi18d.el pr.i.i an
fa~ ous
'hl
V;}10
(ii t;d
i!'"l
~uo s t succes ~-j flll
1964,
W2~~ fi.n
of its
arti s t,
per'son b : r:rlJ_si cin.ns, 'VJri te:r-s, ,.: l~tis ts E._no oth.er ;rubl i c fi gures wi t .t-j 1f.:hor:t ae
fro m Ir:=.Jj , where he seTvecl c,s nrc::i teet of t he 1936-1937 expediti on of the
Un.i versl t y i lu seum, and. in i l:.1pr·essions of
l
Greece, the West Indies,
YUC C'i. t a n,
:~.n e l a11d,
FrElnc e , Spai n, Fortug L:l , I taly,
and 'rik[;,l in Guatemala .
In 'I'ika l hr;
\'!3 S
staff
o. rchite c t for t he Universi t y filu38u!l1 i n 1'300.
The Bendine r exhi b ition, which o pened
Sunc.ay, November 28, an d is o;Jen to the public
am
i-I i
Octobe r 13, con tj.nu(!:s through
t llOU t char ge.
G ~tll e1'~r
flour s , r e:
Tuesday through Sa turday from 10 A. H. to 5 P. i'<1 . "n d Sundays f r om 1 to 5 F . M•
~~' 7
No v ember
, 1 9 65
To : Dor o t hy Gr nfl y
From: !':ir' ._. Hor old A. Hain (; s ,Jr . Di rec t or of j-)1J blic h e l n t ions
For H.e l(~2~;e :
Su nd a y, [if;?cer:i be r 5, H~ 65
TWO MEJOHIP,L EXHIBITIONS
Cherr y St r ee ts in ?h il adelphia ; wil l have on v i ew t wo oe mori e l
exl li b i. t ions 1'1'0[,; E,", t u r ciBY, December 4 t hr ough
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The <.'t r t i s tf3 ':·;ho::::e olJ t s t ancting
:,~.un c:lR Y ,
JHnu ar y
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1966 .
wi ll be on d is p l ay
and some: for st'J. e) \',! s re bo th v;eLL - known r e siden t s of Phil adelphi a .
Sirs . i'Ja son \Nos born in 1 886 8,nd died in J une ,186 .. .
~ i he
a t te {tUed t he F'ennsyl v ar: i a
a l l h e r lif e .
f-:·
anei c i v i c l erlci er.
l";,= 'N G S
lhi r
t11(:;
j~c(Hje;IiY
of t he .fine i·.r ts a nd pain t ed
v, i f e o f " proFi inen t
pa.i.n tin gs
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t1.lre o i ls <"mel
V'.e;:: t (~ rn
:::cen c s o f }[onhegb L , 1:1ai n e ; Nan t ucke t ; tlJe
a rId t be
viords 11
flo ~\'" ers
Fo l lo'{~ing
Sh8 l ov e d .
Her chi e f
inter e~ t
PHF t
e l .) and show
coas t of F l ori da ;
in ar t vm s in h e r own
t h e French I mpreSSio n i s ts in li gh t and colo r, bo t h
inc; orr,) s [HICl outdoors !!
Crlh I' 1 8 ::;:.401' r 1
ana clied li.t l1nc.1nor , p[, .
~ 0re
Fhi l ad e l phi & nt tor n ey
;:< ~ ;d
t Hi s
i~:
e vicent i n nany
r;.~ dia n t
r' ic t ur es of
s Young li v E;d i n P hilc>cj elphi G mos t o f t i s l ife
i ll
No vembe r ,
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Do s t l j landsca p8s and s eascape s .
eX p Ollen t s of t he Ameri ca n s cene ; t he
Co nnec ticut , and t he rur ,:, l
c"i t
t b~
flge of :3 5 .
His pai n t ings
He was one of t he f oremos t
J'£ 'L~ ne
sef-l c on s t , the f a r m l ands o f
Pen :lsylv, ;) i a co un try s i ce and hun t s cenes .
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~Jle !1l ori(1 1
l:-xhi b:L t io n s cont i nu e d :
He was born in Getty s burg , Pa . in 1869 a nd be ga n pa i n t ing
when h e was 16 Rnd c o nti n.u c:d t o p,l int un ti l c:.b01:'tly be for e
hi ~;
Fi n e
ti.ea tho
Ar~s
l ie s t 1Jd i (~d a t
and i n Franc e wh e re h e was in£lu e nc ed by t he French
I tDpr(:;s~:i oni st::; .
f i r,:;
t i. t
t he Pe n nsyl Vc, n ie j{cademy of the
~ :; ()\m e
of his b '. s t lNorks VJere
de~\troy ed
.hi s home i n 1062; but the e x hi bit f e" t 11r r:'s over
of th e reme ing work s .
in a
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November 29,196;
TO: Victoria Donohoe
From; Mrs. Harold A.Haines Jr.Director of Public Relations
For Release:
r
I
Sunday, December ,,1965
TWO
I
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M~40RIAL l~HIBITIONS
~
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.
The Pennsylvani a. Academy of the Fine Arts, Br oad and
Cherry Streets ,PhiL.delphi a Hi l l hfi.ve
011
vi EM two memorial exhibitions
from Saturday, December 4 through Sunday,Jttnu8rj" 2,1966.
The artii':)tB who outstanding works will be on display and
some for sale , were both wE:ll-known residents of Philadelphia.
were Ma ry TownS6,Il!1
riIa301'1
and
They
Charl e s Horri. ~ Y DUt11;,
attended the Pennsylvania Academy of the .Fine Arts and painted all her l ife.
S he
vJa S
·the wife of a prominent ?hilaclelphia attorney ami civi c l eader.
Her paintings feature oils anri
p;;. s tel ~ >
ancl
$hO"i
sCenes of MOllhegan,Maine;
Nantucket; the Western coast of Elorida; and the flmJer' s she loved .
chief inter€ls t tn art
\'lB. S
Her
in her own wQrds !! Following tht"' Fren0h I mpressionists
in light and color, both indoors and outdoors " and this is evident in many
radiant pictures of flowers,sti ll life, garde:c.D and fi gures in light.
eha.rIes Morris Young Ii ved i n Philc.delplih. rJost of his life and
died at Radnor,Pa . in November,1964 at the age of 95.
mostly landscapes and seascapes.
His paintings were
He wa s one of the foremost exponents of the
American seenel The 14aine seacoast, the farm l ands of Connecticu t, and the
rural Pennsylvania countryside and hunt
scenes~
He
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born in Gettysbur{hPa.
in 1869' and began painting when he wa s 16, and oontinued to paint until shortl.y
before his death.
He studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine
in France where he wa.s influenced by the French I mpressionists.
Arts~d
Some of his
best works were destroyed in a fire at his home in 1962 but the exhibit fe atur es·
over 20 of the remainin£ works.
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Gr' 8;;1 t el' ;:>11il;:.1.(181 pl1 i n ~i'~(; g H ;;~ J n e
F r OJ.71 : Mr·s . Hero1 d J\. . Hairw ::. , Jr . Di re cto r ') 1' i:ut I ie ,", e l a ti ons
FoT' !\e 1 eeJs e : JLnu (:ry I ss u e
T o:
Ponn:=-</ lvc:n L ' 1,r:;<,dc!"iJ' of t hE; fine Ar t !:; ,
Er o LQ <ln ei Cher r y ::'· t r (; ~ t ~~ , F'hl l(~ . PH . 1 ~nO; . , L0 4 - mJJ
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Ga ll e ry Talk on !\llLl.w 1 Lxhib i t i on bj' ,J, c k
'I'rllJrsdaY , }(l Dwory ? 7 f t : · : :t/) P . ;Ji .
B O () l\bi Di.:t (~.[' .
i:i(:c,l c: liuu :...e
G<i l~ ( ' I< E');;. D1' th(:: l:'Co .4 ~CE1 G e r.1Y o C
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Fi n e
1811 Crh.' ;; t. n ut
Pa inti n gs b y Ho r~ce ~ipp i n .
fcul~t u re by
r allJ. },nt hony Crce n wooej .
~Tc> nu.,n'Y ~. :7 t hroug h
!H;i'. l
ch 6 .
Botl.'l t;.~il.1'; r i Gs Opf; l ~ t . the ;.lUblic v i t hn ut c h arge
Tu esday s t hrough b~ tur days 10- 5, Sundays l - ~ .
Free Cb arn b er iltiu s ic Conc (n't .
Tenor Dn d b i x
?erformf.;r s : ~'{oung UeK Ki rr. , vi o lin; Yl wl i
Nino IflYc,l , vi o li n j J ona than Hi gg , tenor ; Ge o ffr ey
lliii e1'1,;, e 1 s , v i o l.e.; ,j [,we ~' Ho I e so v !.'l ky , (: \:: 110;
'l' homDs brem iFmd., b ;:~~;~; ; Vl ndlm i r E)o },ol off, p cil ano .
p;:;. . ,{ cnoGmy of t h e F'j n e Ar t s., bro ad Cin d ,; ber ry
t :r'ef;;,t~ ; , Pl1ila . J>[i . L Oi\ - O ;: l ~ .
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December 7,1965
To:
From:
For :
Dorothy Gr a f l y , Art In .Focus
Mr ;:; . Harold A. Haines J r . Di rector of Public Rel r" tions
J e.nuary I ssue
The Galleries of t he Pennsylvani a Academy of t he Fine Arts
at Broad and Cherry Streets in Phi l adel phi a wi ll be
i n pr epar a tion for t he
cl o~ed
f rom J a nu~rJ 3-2° ,1966
f~nual ~xhibition.
The 161s t
F~nual ~y~~ibi tion-
Oil Paintings and Sculpture-
",.;111 be open t o t he publ ic J anuar y 2l through r1urch 6,1966 .
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De cember
7,1965
To; Del l1w~l re Valley Calendar
From' ;11's. Harold A.Haines Jr., Dil' 6ctor of' !lublic Rela tions
For;
J anUt:try Is s ue
AHT EXHI BITS lUm HUSIC
PF:NNSYLVANH
ACADE~lY
Bro ~d
OF THE FINE ARTS
<md Cherr y Stree t ::; ,Philadelphi8. ,Pa.
1910 2 ~
L04-0:219
Galleries clos ed J anua r y 3 - 20 ,1966 to prep8.re for AI. m a l Exhibition.
161 s t .An..'1uBl Exr..ibi tion- Oil Paintings and Sculpture.
Open t o the public J tmua r y 21 through t-ia r ch 6 ,1966 .
Gallery Talk on Annual .Lxhibition by J 5l.ck Bookbinder,
Thursday, J anua.ry ~?7,1966 , 2 ;.30 P.N.
Free Chanber Music Concert: Tenor end Si x Perfor mer s .
Friday , J anuary 28, 1966- 8 :)0 P.M .
Gs.lleri es open to t h6 public without charg e Tu esday- ,Ss. turdaylO-5,
.::;unday· 1-5. Closed f.l oncie.ys and JanUe.ry 3- 20 ,1966 .
----------_...._-----_._ PEALE, HOUSE GALLERIES OF THE PENNS1'LVANI A AC.A.DEHY OF THE FI NE ARTS
1811 Che stnut Street, Philadelphi e ,Pa . 19102. L04...0 219 .
Pa intings by Hans Hofmann , Conrri d Marca- Relli, P i erre 0oula.ges ,
and J ames Brooks. Paintings b y John Hanlen . Through J anua r y 23.
Paintings by Hor ;:;. ce Pi ppin, Sculpt ure by Pau1 imt.hony Greenwood .
J anu8.ry 27 through f!iarch 6 .
Gall eri e s open t o t he publi c wi tIl out clh rg e Tuesday- 0c'. turdl?Y 10- 5,
Sunda.y 1-5.
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De cember
13,1965
To : Art Alliance Bull e tin, An dr ew Ser a phin , Ed i t or
From: Mr s . Hrl.rold A. Hain es Jr. Lirec tor of Pu blic Rel a ti on s
For Rel e a se i
J anurrry I ssue
PA . ACADI}1Y OF THE FINE ARTS- J ANUARY
EVEL~TS
Gal lerie s clo sed J anu<..:.r y 3 t hr ough J ::;.nu a r y 20 , 1966
to prep a r e for 161 s t fffi11u a l Exhi biti on
l 61st };,n nua l .2..xhibi tion - Oil Pflin t i n g f: an c. Sculp ture
Op en t o t he publ ic J P,-"'1WH'Y 21 through f4r, r ch 6 ,1966 .
Ua llery Ta lks on Annua l Exhibiton;
ThuI' s dCi J' ,Je..nUc'3. ry 27 8.t 2 : 30 P .f-i .- J .:~ ck Bookbind e r
Thursda ;y-,Ji'ebrua r y J ,19 66 a t .2 :3G P . M.- ?<b .:rtin J 8.cks on
Thursd 8Y , Februa r y 10, 1966 2.t ;( : 30 P. f>1 .-Hobson Pi tt::nan
Thursda y , f ebrua r y 17 a. t 2 : 30 ? . M. - t·lorri s Bl a ckburn
Thur s c!::.ty , Februllr y ~4 ? t !I '30 P. i'1 . - Dor othy Gra f ly
Thur s day, March .3 a t 2 :.30 P . m- Al l en Ha r rL .
Free Chamb er r·1usic Concer t- Tenor :·.nd Si x ~erformers .
Friday ,J /-m u a r y <:8 R. t 8 : 30 P . M.
Young Uck Kim, violi n , Yumi Ni nomya ,violin;
Jona tha n 11.ig g, t en or; Ge offr ey l" iicha el s , vi ol a ;
J ames Holesovsky , cello ; 'rl"lOIDaE: Brenns.nd ~ b ass ;
V1ad i n::i r E;~ ok oloff , pi fl..t.'1o.
PEAL E HOUSE GAL LERI ES OF THE PA . ACADBt-G OF THE FJN~ t.ETS .
1811 Ches t nut 8 tree t, Phi la . Pa . 19102- L04- 0219
Paintings by Hans ho f man n , ConrRd ['la.rca- F. el l i, P i errae
30ul ag •.9s and J ames Brooks .
Thr ough J ru1ua r y 2),19 66 .
? a in t :'ngs by John Hc,.::'len .
Pa in tin gs by lioYc,ce Pi ppin. Sculptur e by Pau l Anthony
Greenwood . J anuFLr y 27 through f.h·~ rch 6 ,1966 .
Bo t h galleri es op en to t he publ ic without cha r ge l'u es, :E Y
t hr ough S8 turda y 10- 5, Sunciay 1- 5. C ~_ o s e d ffionday s.
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