168th Annual Report for the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
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THE ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT OF
THE
PENNSYLVANIA
ACADEMY
OF THE
FINE
ARTS-1973
MARCH 1, 1974
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REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR
RICHARD
DIRECTOR
2
J.
BOYLE
In 1973 the Academy moved toward
what will surely be considered an important milestone in its long history.
Based upon the recommendation of a
group of Consultants (see Annual Report for 1972) the Academy's Board of
Directors voted to restore and renovate
the Academy's historic building at
Broad and Cherry Streets as our primary contribution to the Bicentennial
in 1976.
The Pennsylvania Academy of the
Fine Arts, founded in 1805, is the country's oldest public collection and the
oldest continuing vital art school. Its
present building was designed by the
noted Philadelphia architect, Frank
Furness in 1876 and has been hailed as
an architectural masterpiece. Therefore
the Academy not only houses works
of art and the processes by which they
are made, but is in itself-a work of art.
Thus it is these three elements: collection, school and building that constitute the entity known ,as the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, and
which make it unique. In addition to
the up-coming Bicentennial celebrations, the building itself will be 100:"'years
old on April 22,1976, and it is on that
date we hope to open the newly restored and refurbished Broad and
Cherry building; it is on that date that
a great American collection will be
shown in its new and appropriate
setting.
The Academy will not only engage in
what our architects call an "accurate
but reasonable restoration" but preservation as well. The project also calls
for air-conditioning, climate control and
wholly new lighting for museum and
school alike.
To this end a major fund-raising drive
has been launched and the architectural firm of Day and Zimmerman has
been hired. Mr. Hyman Myers, an
architectural historian and Furness
scholar, is the architect in charge of the
project. The firm of Ketchum, Inc. was
retained to organize and kick-off the
drive to obtain the necessary funds to
proceed with the project.
In order to expedite the work and
lower costs, it was decided that the collection, school and staff must vacate
the building and find temporary quarters for the two years it would take to
do the job.
My first concern, then, when I came
to the Academy on September 4th as
the new Director, was to find a suitable
location for the school, the museum and
for the collection. Eventually, after
the consideration of many locations,
the Academy staff with Board approval
decided upon the following: space for
the school was secured at 2200 Arch
Street; the staff will be moved into
Peale House where an exhibition program will be sustained; the bulk of the
collection will be housed at the Quaker
Storage Company and as much of the
collection as is possible will be lent to
other art institutions. Plans were made
to move the collection, an arduous task
ably performed by Elizabeth Bailey, our
Registrar in charge of the move.
In the meantime, a series of important exhibitions and related programs
planned by my predecessor, Thomas N.
Armstrong III (who resigned August 31)
and the Academy's Curator, Frank H.
Goodyear, Jr., enlivened the 1973-74
season (see Exhibition listing on Page 4).
The Academy concerts, held four
times a year, continue to attract patrons ·
interested in the relationship of music
and the visual arts, and is part of a
tradition at the Academy dating back
at least to the 1870's. Like the exhibitions at Peale House the Academy concerts provide exposure for young
artists to the community.
1973 was also a year of significant
changes in the Academy, not the least
of which is the new format of this
Annual Report. In an attempt to give
Academy publications a new image we
have had a logo devised by the designer, James Ellis, who has also advised us on a standard but flexible
approach to all our publications. As
this has taken a great deal of thought
and time it accounts, in part, for the
delay of this year's Annual Report.
However, we feel that the result is
worth the effort.
Staff changes have been no less
significant. Judith Gennaro was hired
as Bookkeeper, replacing Diana Satterfield; Kathy Zickler became our new
Manager of the Academy Museum
Shop; replacing Carla Marvin; Susan
Leidy was hired as Assistant to the
Registrars, and Ann Rodgers was also
brought into that Department to help
with the move. Mrs. Elizabeth Kolowrat was hired as part-time staff
Tour-Coordinator for our Volunteer
Guides, with the possibilities of forming a fledgling Education Department.
Louise Schutz, in addition to being
Secretary to the Director, has been
made Assistant in Public Relations, a
department that has been through the
most profound change of any. In January the Academy created the first
full-time position of Development and
Public ·Relations in its long history. Jay
Maclaughlin was hired to fill this post,
replacing Tom Werner and Charles
Shelleneerger who were part-time
employees. Mr. Maclaughlin has taken
over for the Ketchum, Inc. staff in our
restoration fund-drive and he will
continue to work closely with the
Director and Robert Stubbs, our Business Manager, on plans to build a solid
financial base for the Academy. Such
plans include seeking annual sustaining gifts and increased foundation
support; increased memberships and
the formation of a stronger Alumni
Association. Popular fund-raising
events will also be planned. A good
example of this was the gala costume
party held in November organized by
the Women's Committee, in which the
gllests had to appear as one of the
paintings in the Academy collection.
The 1973-74 season has been active,
vital and lively. However, it has been
marred by two deaths which have saddened the Academyfamily. Harry Rosin,
noted sculptor and Academy Instructor
in Sculpture, died in September. Mr.
Rosin had been associated with the
Academy as student, exhibitor or instructor for the past 68 years. He will
be sorely missed by the Academy staff
and students alike. And in March, 1974
American architecture received a great
blow with the death of Louis I. Kahn.
Mr. Kahn will be missed not only by the
world of architecture and by his many
friends and admirers, but by all of us at
the Academy as well. Louis Kahn was
a member of our Board of Directors and
a good friend. He loved the collection,
the school and above all, the Furness
building. In a letter of April 20 to John
Gribbel 2nd, President of the Board,
Mr. Kahn wrote enthusiastically in
support of the restoration and of his
feeling for the building. I feel it is
appropriate and fitting to end my report
with the words of this great American
architect:
This is a wonderful opportunity
to give renewed life to this lifegiving and inspired building, true
to a work of art which is the giver
of a life. When the first strains of
the familiar Fifth parts the air, it
appears as an old friend, only you
did not notice before that his eyes
are blue. So lasting and able to reinspire is a good work.
I hope that this exchange of (new
lamps for old' retains the genie. It
is in the Gallery, it is in the School.
Richard J. Boyle
3
REPORT OF THE CURATOR
In a nation that has become increasingly aware of its own artistic heritage,
the Pennsylvania Academy's role in
presenting that heritage, and at the
same time defining its own place
within that history, is more clearly
defined than ever. Reassessment of
hitherto unknown aspects of American
painting through catalogued exhibitions was the keynote for 1973. New
ground was broken in the initial evaluations of important American artists
such as Thomas Doughty, Susan Macdowell Eakins and Thomas Anshutz,
and the institutional functions of the
Pennsylvania Academicians, a group
of artists organized around the Pennsylvania Academy in the 19th century,
was investigated for the first time. The
exhibition Held in Trust paid tribute to
the 166 year history of generous donations of art works to the Academy's
magnificent collection. Such published ,
research valuably expands the scholarly
pool of information on American painting. The schedule of exhibitions at
Broad and Cherry Streets for 1973 is
listed below:
January 17-February 18, 1973
Thomas Anshutz
FRANK G()ODYEAR
CURATOR
January 20-February 18, 1973
The World of Hobson Pittman and His Students
March 10-April 8, 1973
Pennsylvania Academicians
March 10-April 8, 1973
Three Centuries of Chiaroscuro Woodcuts
May 4-June 10, 1973
Susan Macdowell Eakins
June 23....:....August 26, 1973
Held in Trust
George Krause (photographs of the Academy)
September 13-0ctober 21, 1973
William Trost Richards
.
October 19-December 2,1973
Thomas Doughty
4
As a vital and entertaining extension
of presenting exhibitions on American
painting, the Academy in 1973 offered
a series of lectures relevant to the exhibitions at hand, and it is with thanks
. and appreciation that I acknowledge
the scholarly contributions of the
following speakers:
February 1, 1973
Mrs. Ruth Bowman-Thomas Anshutz
May 10, 1973
Susari P. Casteras-Susan Macdowell Eakins:
The Career She Never Gave Up
September 18, 1973
Theodore E. Stebbins, Jr.
Curator of Painting and Sculpture
Yale University Art Gallery
The Discovery of Light: 19th Century American
Landscape Painting
October 11, 1973
Ms. Linda S. Ferber
Assistant Curator
Brooklyn Museum
William Trost Richards-American
Landscape & Marine Painter 1833-1905
November 1, 1973
John Wilmerding
Chairman, Department of Fine Arts
Dartmouth College
American Landscapes in the M. and M. Karolik
Collection, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston ·
November 15, 1973
Frank H. Goodyear, Jr.
Curator, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine
Arts
Thomas Doughty: An American Pioneer in
Landscape Painting, 1793-1856
I would also like to thank the diligent
and imaginative work of Mrs. T. l.
Emory Eysmans, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Kolowrat, and the docents of the Academy for helping in the interpretation of
exhibitions to the public. These tours
have been well received. The Academy
is seriously committed to its vital role
as an educative institution in Philadelphia, and is deeply appreciative of
the enthusiastic work of its docents.
Consistent with this commitment to
present and evaluate the best work of
the American creative genius, the program of exhibiting unrecognized, contemporary talent at its Peale Galleries
on Chestnut Street creat~d another
year of excitement. The Peale Galleries
have now become an important addition in Philadelphia's preseritation of
contemporary art. The schedule of
exhibitions for 1973 is listed below:
December 21, 1972-January 28, 1973
Elijah ' Pierce
Justin McCarthy
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February 8-March 18,1973
Robin Fredenthal (architectural sculpture)
March 29-May 6,1973
Charles Fahlen (sculpture and prints)
May 18-June 24, 1973
A Contemporary View of Past Accomplishments
(a selection by the artist Philip Pearlstein from
the Academy's permanent collection)
July 7-August 26,1973
The Continent Revisited
September 20-0ctober 28, 1973
Will Brown (photographs)
Bruce Katsiff (photographs)
November 8-December 16,1973
John Moore (recent paintings and watercolors)
Notably, the Pennsylvania Academy
was the first museum to present . the
model constructions of the young Philadelphia sculptor Robin Fredenthal who
has been recently recognized by important public commissions in Philadelphia.
It is encouraging to see both public and
private support of talented Philadelphia
artists and sculptors. These exhibitions
would not have been possible without
the helpful cooperation of the artists
themselves, and in many cases, of their
dealers.
1973 Was highlighted by a range ·of
gifts to the Pennsylvania Academy's
museum. These have come at a time
when the American painting market is
daily establishing new auction price
records, and when most museums, and
certainly the Academy, cannot afford
the competition. I wish to thank those
donors of works of art, and donors of
purchase funds for works of. art, for
their generosity. In addition to those
gifts already published in the New
Acquisitions bulletin mailed to the
membership earlier last year, I would
especially like to acknowledge the gift
of Clement B. Newboldof portraits of
Clement B. Newbold and Mrs. Clement
B. Newbold by Cecilia Beaux, and an
important interior composition with
figures, entitled The Breakfast Room,
by Edmund C. Tarbell.
If reassessment and a commitment
to contemporary talent were the key
elements in the raison d'etre of the
Academy's exhibition program for 1973,
consolidation, or strengthening, of its
. permanent collection was the other
major activity in 1973. Under the able
direction of Joseph Amarotico, conservator, the Academy spent $11,497
in conserving fifty:-seven works from
its own collection, and in addition
conserved several works owned pri-:
vately that were used for exhibitions
at the Academy. This crucially important work would not have been possible ·
without the generosity and continued
interest of Mr. and Mrs. Bertram l.
O'Neill, and the late Mrs. T. Carrick
Jordan. The big conservation b~ttle is
behind us, but conservation will remain
an ongoing and vital element to insure
the safety of the collection.
Reassessment and Consolidation.
With the continued interest and support
of its public, these activities can continue to contribute to our understanding
of the American arts. Much has preceded us, giant steps are about to be
taken. The Academy is primed for
success.
Frank Goodyear
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REPOR1' OF THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE SCHOOL
. HENRY HOTZ, JR.
ADMINISTRATOR OF THE SCHOOL
6
The Academy schools continue to
attract the art students whose major
interest is in the pure studio practice of
painting, sculpture and graphics. Fortyfour: percent of the students entering
in 1973 came to the Academy upon
graduation from high school. Fifty-six
percent have college or art school experience before their enrollment.
Students from thirteen foreign countries and twenty-two states and the
District of Columbia are represented .
The enrollment of 397 day students in
the spring of 1973 and 407 in the fall of
1973 is the largest recorded in recent
years. The evening and summer schools
are also filled to capacity.
Tuition rates were increased from
$990 to $1100 per year beginning with
the fall of 1973. In spite of this increase
the Academy's tuition is below 90% of
the colleges and universities in the
Delaware Valley. This does not include
the State supported Universities' resident tuition.
Our association with the Philadelphia
College of Art whereby Academy
students may earn their BFA degree is
entering its third year. Fifty-'one students were enrolled in the program of
whom 29 are presently enrolled in the
Academy. The other 22 have completed
their studio requirements and are
attending P.C.A. only.
During the year several changes have
occurred on our faculty. In September
the Academy, its students, faculty and
staff suffered the loss of one of our
beloved senior artists, Harry Rosin. Mr.
Rosin died September 28, 1973. A student of the Academy from 1921 to 1928,
he had spent many years abroad and
in the South Seas before returning to
the Academy to teach in 1939. He was
recognized as one of America's foremost sculptors.
Mr. Philip Pavia resigned his teaching post due to the demands of several
commissions. James Gadson resigned
to accept a full-time teaching post at
the University of North Carolina. In
their stead Mr. David Slivka has joined
the faculty in the sculptor's studios;
Lizabeth Marder is teaching lithography and drawing in the first year
studios;. Mr. Bruce Samuelson and Mr.
William Martone joined our evening
school faculty. Mr. Robert F. McGovern
substituted for Mr. Robert Hale, lecturing on Anatomy. Mr. Hale was unable to lecture during the first semester
of the 1973-74 school year due to illness.
The full studio schedules are ampli.;.
fied each year with special lectures,
films, museum visits and visiting art ists. During 1973 our special features
included the film series Pioneers of
Modern Art; six films presenting important 20th Century artists; lectures
by art historians Dennis Cate and Dr.
Ronald Dalzell; visiting artists Philip
Perlstein, Mike Nevelson, C. W . Hoehn,
Masuo Ikeda and Angelo Savelli; a bus
trip to Washington and two to New
York; seven exhibitions . of student
work in the student galleries at the
Peale House. Artists Raphael Sabatini
and Richard Lippold judged the Stewardson and Stimson sculpture competitions respectively.
The exercises for the award of the
scholarships and prizes held in May,
1973 were unique in many ways. Guest
speaker Louise Nevelson was presented
via video tape. Due to circumstances
beyond our control Mrs. Nevelson could
not attend the exercises and instead
invited a group of students to meet
with her in her New York studio. This
meeting was taped and presented at
our exercises in the Academy galleries
on Wednesday May 2, 1973. The largest
number of competitors on record (92)
for European and other travelling
scholarships presented their work in
the galleries. Thirteen were awarded
scholarships. Forty-eight students received the Academy's four year Certificate. A record attendance at the exercises of 656 visitors witnessed the
award of more than $35,000 in prizes
and scholarships. The exhibition of
student work continued through Sunday, May 27, 1973. 6372 visitors saw
the exhibition and 82 student works
were purchased for $8,915 . .
During the fall of 1973 the Academy
staff was involved in searching for
suitable temporary quarters for the
school and museum during the renovation and restoration of the Academy
building. With the approval of the
Board of Directors the ground floor of
the former Daily News Building at
2200 Arch Street will be rented to house
the school from May 1, 1974 to May,
1976. This space will provide com-:
parable studio and auxiliary areas to
those in the Academy building. Day
and Zimmermann have been engaged
to design and supervise the renovation
of the temporary quarters.
Henry Hotz,
Jr.
REPORT OF THE CONSERVATOR
JOSEPH AMAROTICO
CONSERVATOR
8
In 1973, 57 paintings from the Academy's collections received major conservation treatment at a cost of $11,497.
Weak canvases were reinforced by
lining them with new linen and loose,
brittle paint films were consolidated
through wax adhesive impregnation on
the Koch vacuum-hot table. Extraneous
substances on' the pictures' surfaces
such as dirt, darkened varnish films
and discolored restorers paint were
removed and paint , losses were compensated for by in-painting.
$4,935 went toward relatively minor
treatment and toward miscellaneous
services such as condition reports for
major exhibitions and for touching up
losses on frames.
Consultation and services were also
available to other, nearby institutions
and 39 paintings from these sources
recieved major treatment in 1973.
There are quite obvious signs of a
large increase in the number of paintings that will be treated in the coming
2 years, both for the Academy and for
small museums and other institutions
in the area. We look forward to doing
this work in the Academy's temporary
conservation studio at the Quaker
Storage Warehouse, 9th and Poplar
Streets, Philadelphia.
For many reasons, the Academy is
quite fortunate in its happy combination of museum and school. Little of
the past and projected work could be
accomplished without the efforts of
current and former students from the
Academy school who are assistants
in the conservation studio. Only with
the help of Robert Ayers, Dorinda
Fryce, James , Mahoney:, Peter Groesbeck, Glenn Miller, Johanna Pillischer
and Anthony Ciambella can we hope
to undertake the work necessary to
conserve our collections.
All of the work of preservation in the
conservation studio would be undone,
very swiftly, by a hostile environment.
Fortunately, steps have been taken, by
the Academy, for conservation in a
deeper, precautionary sense. Many of
our paintings are being routinely pro"':
tected with a fomecor backing and all
of them will be thus protected in the
near future. A better means of securi~g
paintings in their frames has been
implemented. Thanks to the vigilance
of the Registrars and diligence of the
maintenance staff, improved handling
of the collection is evident.
The installation of an optimum
museum environment which will be
accomplished in 1976, particularly
climate control and new storage facilities, will enduringly benefit the rather
ephemeral materials from which pictures are made. This ideal ambience
will lessen the frequency of the necessity for repair and will prolong the work
that has so far been done in the conservation studio.
Joseph Amarotico
WORKS CONSERVED FOR 1973
TITLE
WI LLiAM RABORG
by Rembrandt Peale, 1797,
prior to conservation.
WILLIAM RABORG
by Rembrandt Peale, 1797,
prior to conservation.
ARTIST
Christina and her Family Passing through
the Valley of the Shadow of Death
Daniel Huntington
Mercy"s Dream
Daniel Huntington
Florentine Girl
Daniel Huntington
Lord Macaulay
Henry Inman
Landscape
Jean Cazin
Roman Youth
Thomas Couture
Still Life
Hippolyte Delanoy
Toilet of Venus
N. Diaz de LaPena
Marine
Jules Dupre
Columbus in Prison
Louis Galiait
The Finish
Jean Goubie
Nymph
Jean Henner
Landscape and Sheep
Charles Jaque
The Market Woman
Frederick Kaemmerer
Wild Flowers
Victor Leclaire
The Message
Baron Leys
Woman of Capri
Cornelius Von Max
Maternal Affection
Hugues Merle
Landscape
Georges Michel
Mount Rosa
Jean Roffiaen
Flowers
Simon Saint-Jean
Crossing the Ford
Constant Troyon
Sweet Waters: Constantinople
Felix Ziem
The Guardian
J. L. Gerome
Samuel Breckenridge
E. Johnson
Peonies
Susan M. Eakins
Still-Life
~usan
Two Sisters
Susan M. Eakins
J.
A. Traquair Lang
Liberty Tadd
M. Eakins
Gray River
F. Chapin
Fairmount Water Works Seen from
Reservoir Hill
Thomas Doughty
Beached Boat with Lobster Traps
C. L. Fussell
Easthampton
C. L. Fussell
9
WILLIAM RABORG
by Rembrandt Peale, 1797,
after conservation.
10
Still-Life, Fish
C. L. Fussell
Coney Island
C. L. Fussell
Beached Boat, Evening
C. L. Fussell
Fairmount Waterworks as Seen From
Across the Schuylkill
Thomas Doughty
Black Night: Russell's Corners
George Ault
Fairmount Water Works
T. Birch
Lady Locks
Murray Dessner
In the Catskills
Thomas Doughty
Landscape
Georges Michel
Flowers
Saint jean
The Poet's Dream
Emanuel Leutze
Woman of Capri
Gabriel C. Von Max
A Rocky Beach
Marianna Sloan
Henry joseph Thouron
john McLure Hamilton
Mrs. Neave Lewis & Her Daughter
Thomas Sully
james Read Lambdin
james Read Lambdin
State House on the Day of the
Battle of Germantown
Peter Rothermel
The Murder of Rutland by Lord
Clifford
C. R. Leslie
james Hamilton
George W. Conarroe
Artist's Mother
Susan Macdowell Eakins
William H. Macdowell
S. H. Macdowell
Childs Head
Susan Macdowell Eakins
Cupid Begging His Arrows
Henry Peters Gray
Seated Nude
Robert Vonnoh
Fairman Rodgers
joseph DeCamp
Bacchante
Mary Cassatt
Wooded Scene
Charles Lewis Fussell
Unknown Lady
}. B. Ord
Falstaff
William Cresson
Fox Hunt
Winslow Homer
Tribute Money
Thomas Sully
An Autumn Morning in Fairmount
Park
Robert C. Craig
William Raborg
Rembrandt Peale
November
R. W. Vonnoh
LOANS,1973 .
Allentown Art Museum
Allentown, Pa.
END OF THE DAY by Charles Burchfield
LOWER BROADWAY IN WARTIME
by Colin Campbell Cooper
SCHULKILL VALLEY TOWN by Francis Speight
THE WALL by Walter Steumpfig
GATHERING STORM OVER PHILADELPHIA
by Louis Sloan
Whitney Museum of American Art
New York, New York
FOX HUNT by Winslow Homer
Worcester Art Museum
Worcester, Mass.
CAPTAIN WILMON WHILLDIN by John Neagle
FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE AS BIANCA
by Thomas Sully
COMPANION OFTHE STUDIO by RobertVonnoh
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Philadelphia, Pa.
Lectern by Furness
2 Gallery Benches by Furness
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
watercolor of facade, 1876
Community Gallery of Lancaster
Lancaster, Pa.
ALONG THE RIVER by Sarah Blakeslee
PHILADELPHIA by Hugh Henry Breckenridge
AUTUMN MORNING, FAIRMOUNT PARK
by Robert Craig
SPRING IN THE COAL REGIONS by H. Davis
DARK HOLLOW by J. R. Folinsbee
NICETOWN by Albert Gold
THE DELAWARE VALLEY by C. W. Knapp
ALONG THE SCHUYKILL by D. Kornhauser
FORT GEORGE HILL by Ernest Lawson
CANAL BRIDGE by G. Martino
PENNSYLVANIA'S BROAD ACRES
by Henry McCarter
CRAIGE'S MEADOW by John McCoy
NOVEIv!BER AFTERNOON by Henry Pancoast
PENNSY TRAIN SHED by M. H. Pancoast
DELAWARE RIVER FROM THE BRIDGE
by Seymour Reminick
BACKYARDS by Louis Sloan
LATE AFTERNOON by Francis Speight
THE WALL by Walter Steumpfig
Mobile Art Gallery, Mobile, Alabama
COUNTER PUNCH NO.1 by Joe Brown
Baltimore Museum of Art
Baltimore, Maryland
Columbus Gallery of Fine Art
Columbus, Ohio
Worcester Art Museum
Worcester, Mass.
Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute
Utica, New York
GIRL AT THE PIANO by Theodore Robinson
Baltimore Museum of Art
Baltimore, Maryland
PORT BEN, DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL
by Theodore Robinson
Art Museum, Princeton, New Jersey
Provincetown Art Association
Provincetown, Mass.
ELIPHAZ by Karl Knaths
Hecksher Art Museum
Huntington, New York
Parrish Art Museum
Southampton, New York
FLOOD TIDE by Mary Butler
J. LIBERTY TADD by Annie T. Lang
Art Gallery, University of Kentucky
Lexington, Kentucky
BIRTH OF VENUS by Cabanal
R. W. Norton Gallery
Shreveport, Louisiana
HILL VALLEY, SUNRISE by John F. Kensett
FAIRMOUNT WATER WORKS by Thomas Birch
LANDSCAPE WITH TREES by George Inness
INDIAN CAMP: SUNSET by Ralph Blakelock
Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church
Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, New York
UNTITLED sculpture model by Robin Fredenthal
FEBRUARY by William Trost Richards
SHIPWRECK by William Trost Richards
PASCHALL HOMESTEAD, GIBSON'S POINT
by William Trost Richards
Whitney Museum of American Art
New York, New York
National Gallery of Art,
Washington, D. C
Finch College Museum of Art
New York, New York
NOVEMBER by Robert Vonnoh
Wichita Art Museum, Wichita, Kansas
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
THE TRUMPETER AND PETER STUYVESANT
attributed to John Quidor
BLACK NIGHT, RUSSELL'S CORNERS
by George Ault
MUMBLE THE PEG by Henry Inman
COUNTRY WEDDING, by J. L. Krimmell
INTERIOR OF A SMITHY by Bass Otis
Hathorn Gallery, Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs, New York
THE GOOD INFLUENCE by Grant Wood
South Dakota Memorial Art Center
Brookings, South Dakota
DEEP COVE LOBSTERMAN by N. C. Wyeth
Ackland Memorial Art Center
University of North Carolina
Raleigh, N.C
Fort Lauderdale Museum
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Witte Memorial Museum
San Antonio, Texas
Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix, Arizona
Phillips Collection, Washington, D. C
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ACQUISITIONS,1973
1973.1
1973.8
1973.17.1
QUEEN ESTHER SUES FOR HER OWN
LIFE AND THE LIVES OF HER SUBJECTS
by ChristianSchussele
GIRLS ON THE STOOP by Edith Neff
SEASCAPE by W. T. Richards
Acrylic on canvas
Gift of Friends of "Earth Art '73"
watercolor, 5 x 8%
Gift of Mr. & Mrs. H. Lea Hudson in memory of
Mr. & Mrs; George Farnam Brown
Watercolor on paper
Leo Asbell Fund Purchase
1973.11
SEATED GIRL READING by Hugh Newell
1973.17.2
1973.2
Watercolor on paper, 20 x 131/2 (sight)
Gilpin Fund Purchase, (900)
SEASCAPE by W. T. Richards
APPLE BLOSSOMS by j. Appleton Brown
Pastel on paper
Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Albert R. Miller
1973.3
DISCTEM by james Wines
Bronze, multiple edition of 100
Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Todd Makler
1973.4
SUMMER by john Moore
Acrylic on canvas
Gift of the Childe Hassam Fund, American
Academy of Arts and Letters
1973.5
THOMAS EAKINS by Leonard Baskin
Silver medal
Gift of Seymour Adelman
1973.12.
1-82
Collection of oil sketches, watercolors
and drawings by Charles L. Fussell.
82 items in all, plus one photograph.
Gift of Bertram L O'Neill (for the T. Carrick Jordan
Fund), the Women's Committee of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Mrs.
Edward B. Leisenring, Jr., and Henry S. McNeil.
1973.13
STILL LIFE by Charles L. Fussell
1973.14
THE SILVER HEEL by Frank B. A. Linton
1973.15
LANDSCAPE by Charles L. Fussell
watercolor, 14 x 23Vs
Gift of Mrs. Reland B. Westgate
1973.21
R. STURGIS INGERSOLL by Franklin
Watkins
1973.16
oil on canvas
Bequest of R. Sturgis Ingersoll
UNTITLED (Sculpture model) by Robin
Fredenthal
Plywood, painted
Academy Commission for Fredenthal Exhibition
1973.7.2
1973.9
PORTRAIT OF DR. SAMUEL MOORE
by Samuel F. Dubois
STUMICKOSUCKS (The Buffalo Bull's .
Back Fat) by james Havard
Oil on canvas
Gift of Miss Elinor Ewing Curwen and Mrs.
Alice Osborne McKeen
Acrylic on canvas
Gift of Mrs. Avery B. Clark (and others'll
Oil on canvas
1973.20
Oil on canvas
Gift of Helen Farr Sloan
Oil on canvas
Gift of Miss Elinor Ewing Curwen and Mrs.
Alice Osborne McKeen
Gift of Miss Elinor Ewing Curwen and Mrs.
Alice Osborne McKeen
watercolor, 191/2 x 231/2
Gift of Mrs. Charles Macauley
SELF PORTRAIT by John Sloan
1973.7.1
PORTRAIT OF AMY EWING
PATTERSON by Samuel F. Dubois
etchings by Daniel Garber
Gift of John Franklin Garber & Mrs. Tanis Page
1973.19
PORTRAIT OF WILLIAM RABORG
by Rembrandt Peale
1973.7.3
EXLIBRIS DANIEL AND MARY F. GARBER
HORSES
HARMONVI LLE
LANDSCAPE by Charles L. Fussell
1973.6
PORTRAIT OF MARY PATTERSON
MOORE by Samuel F. Dubois
1973.18.1
1973.18.2
1973.18.3
Oil on canvas
Gift of Mrs. Morris Fussell
Oil on canvass
Gift of Agnes Allen
Oil on canvas
Gift of Brig. Gen and Mrs. Edgar R. Owen
watercolor, 8J12 x 13%
Gift of Mr. & Mrs. H. Lea Hudson in memory of
Mr. & Mrs. George Farnam Brown
1973.10
CARCASS CAUCUS by janet Turner
Silk screen and lino-cut print
Gift of the Bodine F. Roll Prize of the Print Club
of Philadelphia
1973.22
1973.26.2
I THINK WE'RE ALONE NOW by
Tommy Dale Palmore
INTERIOR OF THE NORTH GALLERY,
PAFA by John Notman
acrylic on canvas
Gift of Gaye Cooper
ink and wash
Gift of Charles Coleman Sellers, .
1973.23.1-7
Archives
MEXICAN ROAD, crayon
TO BUY A FAT PIG, ink
FISH, ink
MERIDA CARRIAGE
TO MY HUNGARIAN ANCESTORS,
Photo of the Second PAFA Building
Gift of Charles Coleman Sellers
watercolor
HOTEL MONACO & GRAND CANAL,
ink & we
REALLY MARTHA!, inc & we
by Alfred Bendiner
Gift of Mrs. Alfred Bendiner
1973.24
DANCER by Bessie Potter Vonnoh
1973.28
PORTRAIT OF LUCKY by Franklin
Watkins
oil on canvas
Gift of Mrs. John Wintersteen
1973.29
HERON AND FISH by Albert Laessle
bronze
Gift of Mrs. Albert Laessle
1973.30.1-26
bronze
Gilpin Fund Purchase
WASHINGTON D.C. by Herbert
Pullinger
1973.25.1
1 lithograph
25 drawings in lithocrayon
CLEMENT B. NEWBOLD by Cecilia
Beaux
Gift of Martin P. Snyder
oil on canvas
Gift of Clement B. Newbold
1973.25.2
MRS. CLEMENT B. NEWBOLD by Cecilia
Beaux
oil on canvas
Gift of Clement B. Newbold
1973.25.3
THE BREAKFAST ROOM by Edmund
Tarbell
oil on canvas
Gift of Clement B. Newbold
1973~26.1
THE ARTIST'S WIFE by Frederick
Dielman
oil on panel (?)
Gift of Charles Coleman Sellern
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REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE WOMEN'S COMMITTEE
14
During 1973 our Committee commandeered three Art Safaris and launched a Fine Arts Costume Ball which
we hope will develop into an annual
affair after the restoration.
Our office is now comfortably located at Peale House. Also ten ladies
became new active members: Mmes.
Philip H. Behr, Wm. Delafield, T. L.
Emory Eysmans, W. Tucker Gresh,
Henry Harris, Louis Hill, Nelson Leidner, Stuart F. Louchheim, Martin Saunders, and Harleston Wood. We now
have eight associate members; among
them, Mrs. J. H. Ward Hinkson, to our
delight, a former President of the Committee, Mrs. Watkins became Mrs. Richard Hearkness, of Washington, D.C.
and remains an active member.
The opening of the Hobson Pittman
exhibit in January was a beautiful affair,
ably handled by Mrs. Grossman, Mrs.
Eysmans, and Mrs. Thomas. These three
members were in charge of refreshments and arrangements for all openings through the year, at Broad and
Cherry, and Peale House.
Mrs. Kaufmann, Mrs. Peck and Mrs.
Harleston Wood, Co-Chairmen of Students' Activities, planned and attended
the Opening Day Lunch in September
in the students' lounge at Peale House
as well as arranging with Mr. Lulias,
whose help we couldn't do without,
refreshments for six monthly Students'
Openings, from hoagies to a beer
party. The Committee is most appreciative of Mrs. Sinkler's kind offer to
finance the beer party, which the students particularly relished. They look
forward very much to these parties;
many have expressed gratitude to
members of our Commitee. At the
same time we enjoy having the chance
to see their work.
The three Art Safaris were extremely
popular. In fact quite a few applicants
had to be turned down because quotas
were filled with alacrity. The Washington, D.C. day was managed by
Mmes. Reath, Saunders, Harris, Gribbel, Leidner, and Townsend. It was
planned around the Impressionist Collection sent on loan from Russia to the
Nat'1. Gallery. A special slide-lecture
had been arranged for the PAFA group.
The Renwick, Dumbarton Oaks, and
rooms at the State Dept. were included
with lunch at Kennedy Center.
Mrs. Holleran ran the Princeton Safari during which it poured rain all day,
yet the art lovers were enthusiastic and
undaunted! They visited the Norton
Simon Collection at the Museum at
Princeton Univ., lunched at Chez Odette, followed by the Duke Gardens in
Somerville, N.J., which were beautiful,
and luckily, under glass!
The Texas Safari in October, 5 days,
was also a winner! Our Committee is
most grateful to Mrs. Greenfield and
Mrs. Reath, Mrs. Greenfield for her
outstanding ability, flair, verve and
"know- how" in putting together the
exciting, all-inclusive itinerary, and
Mrs. Reath for her efficient handling of
many details, her calm decisiveness,
and her composure in the face of
various complications which one
expects when conducting 80 people
through four major cities. Much credit
goes to Mrs. Friedman, our secretary,
for her many hours of work setting
everything up.
There were visits to nine museums
and 15 private collections in Houston,
San Antonio, Dallas and Ft. Worth. Our
large group, or should we call it a
crowd, were entranced, in fact quite
euphoric!
At Mrs. Greenfield's suggestion, Mr.
Louis Kahn was persuaded to be our
guest, so that we might present him
with a citation for his outstanding work
in architecture. He joined us at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fort-
son at Ft. Worth. Mrs. Fortson is the
daughter of Mr. Kimbell who commissioned Mr. Kahn to design the Kimbell Museum in Ft. Worth. Mr. Kaufmann , a PAFA Board member, and Mrs.
Greenfield presented Mr. Kahn with
the citation after dinner, and he was
offered the keys to the city of Ft. Worth
by the mayor. All of us were so gratified
to have had the opportunity to honor
Mr. Kahn in this way, especially now,
since the very sad event of his death.
The Board of Directors played a large
part in the financial success of the Fine
Arts Ball by kindly contributing individually, thereby underwriting the expenses. Mrs. Charles Mather, III was
Chairman of the party, and with the
help of Mmes. West, Thomas, Stevenson and Harris, gave everybody a splendid time. Mr. Goodyear took charge of
hanging all portraits which members of
the committee had copied for their
costumes for the evening, so there was
a minimum of floral decor. Mrs.
Mather personally, with her helpers,
arranged baskets of fruit for each table.
A grand march took place and prizes
were given to Mrs. Thomas for the
prettiest costume, the Jim Dallett family
for the best group, Mr. John Gribbel
the best resemblance to the portrait,
Mr. Goodyear and Mr. Ted Newbold
tied for the most original. Our Committee are unanimously in favor of another
costume party of some kind after the
Academy building has been restored.
In closing we wish to extend a warm
welcome to Mr. Richard Boyle, Director. We know that his devotion to PAFA
plus his scholarship will guide us well
during the productive years to come.
Contributions made to PAFA during
the year:
$5,000.00 towards a teaching fellowship
5,000.00 towards a new acquisition
4,000.00 to Centennial Fund towards
new students lounge
2,500.00 to the school towards new
lithograph press
1,217.24 lunch for students on
opening day in Sept., plus
parties for six students '
openings, & wine.
328.50 Peale Club garden
240.00 for student help Cresson
Day
2,825.00 help for needy students'
tuition, supplies, etc.
-,----$21,110.74
Mrs. James W. Cooke
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OFFICERS
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
JOHN GRIBBEL II
THEODORE T. NEWBOLD
(:::LEMENT B. NEWBOLD, JR.
RICHARD J. BOYLE
ROBERT STUBBS
HENRY HOTZ, JR.
RITA P. DAMIANO
President
Vice President
Treasurer
Secretary
Business Manager
and Assistant Treasurer
Administrator of the School
Comptroller
WALTER G. ARADER
BENJAMIN D. BERNSTEIN
DANIEL W. DIETRICH II
DAVID GWINN
H. LEA HUDSON
LOUIS I. KAHN*
ARTHUR C. KAUFMANN
JOHN H. KEELAN
MRS. EDWARD B. LEISENRING, JR.
CHARLES E. MATHER III
HENRY S. McNEIL
DONALD E. MEADS
JOHN W . MERRIAM
CLEMENT B. NEWBOLD, JR.
THEODORE T. NEWBOLD
BERTRAM L. O'NEILL
EDGAR P. RICHARDSON
ROBERT K. SCARBOROUGH
ORVEL SEBRING
MARTIN P. SNYDER
WILLIAM H. S. WELLS
MRS. JOHN WINTERSTEEN
GRAHAME WOOD
ANDREW WYETH
EX OFFICIO
JOHN GRIBBEL II, Chairman
MRS. JAMES W. COOKE
Chairman, Women's Committee
ROSWELL WEIDNER
Faculty Representative
HENRY S. McNEIL, Chairman
WALTER G. ARADER
BENJAMIN D. BERNSTEIN
MRS. JAMES W. COOKE
MRS. EDWARD B. LEISENRING, JR.
CHARLES E. MATHER III
BERTRAM L. O ' NEILL
MARTIN P. SNYDER
MRS. JOHN WINTERSTEEN
STANDING
COMMITTEES
COLLECTIONS AND
EXHIBITIONS
EX OFFICIO
JOHN GRIBBEL II
RICHARD J. BOYLE
*Deceased March 1974
FRANK H. GOODYEAR, JR.
EXECUTIVE
JOHN GRIBBEL II, Chairman
ARTHUR C. KAUFMANN
JOHN H. KEELAN
HENRY S. McNEIL
CLEMENT B. NEWBOLD, JR.
THEODORE T. NEWBOLD
EDGAR P. RICHARDSON
WILLIAM H. S. WELLS
EX OFFICIO
FINANCE
INSTRUCTION
RICHARD J. BOYLE
HENRY HOTZ, JR.
ROBERT STUBBS
CLEMENT B. NEWBOLD, JR.
GRAHAME WOOD
JOHN H. KEELAN
JOHN W. MERRIAM
C. NEWBOLD TAYLOR
EX OFFICIO
JOHN GRIBBEL II
ROBERT STUBBS
WILL BARNET, Chairman
BENJAMIN d . BERNSTEIN
MRS. JAMES W. COOKE
DANIEL W. DIETRICH II
H. LEA HUDSON
CHARLES E. MATHER II I
WILLIAM H. S. WELLS
ANDREW WYETH
EX OFFICIO
JOHN GRIBBEL II
HENRY HOTZ, JR.
SPECIAL
COMMITTEES
DEVELOPMENT
JOHN H. KEELAN, Chairman
WALTER G. ARADER
H. LEA HUDSON
ARTHUR C. KAUFMANN
FUTURE PLANN'ING
THEODORE T. NEWBOLD, Chairman
DANIEL W. DIETRICH II
LOUIS I. KAHN
JOHN H. KEELAN
HENRY S. McNEIL
WILLIAM H. S. WELLS
MEMBERSHIP
ORVEL SEBRING, Chairman
DAVID GWINN
H. LEA HUDSON
MRS. HARLESTON R. WOOD
(rep. Women's Com.)
NOMINATING
ARTHUR C. KAUFMANN, Chairman
MRS. BERTRAM D. COLEMAN
MRS. EDWARD B. LEISENRING, JR.
HENRY S. McNEIL
THEODORE T. NEWBOLD
ORVEL SEBRING
GRAHAME WOOD
PEALE CLUB
WILLIAM H. S. WELLS, Chairman
MRS. JAMES W . COOKE
DAVID GWINN
HENRY S. McNEIL
CLEMENT B. NEWBOLD, JR.
BERTRAM L. O'NEILL
GRAHAME WOOD
JOHN GRIBBEL II (ex officio)
ROBERT STUBBS (ex officio)
JOHN H. KEELAN, Chairman
MRS. EDWARD B. LEISENRING, JR.
CLEMENT B. NEWBOLD, JR.
EDGAR P. RICHARDSON
CENTENNIAL
EX OFFICIO
18
JOHN GRIBBEL II
RICHARD J. BOYLE
FRANK H. GOODYEAR, JR.
HENRY HOTZ, JR.
ROBERT STUBBS
CORNERSTONE
THEODORE T. NEWBOLD, Chairman
BENJAMIN D. BERNSTEIN
MRS. EDWARD B. LEISENRING, JR.
EDGAR P. RICHARDSON
ADVISORY BOARD
MRS. BERTRAM D. COLEMAN
FRANCIS I. GOWEN
FRANK T. HOWARD
JAMES M. LARGE
C. EARLE MILLER
FREDERICK W. G. PECK
EVAN RANDOLPH
JAMES K. STONE
C. NEWBOLD TAYLOR
WOMEN'S COMMITTEE
MRS. JAMES W. COOKE, Presiden t
MRS. JOHN GRIER BARTOL
MRS. PHILIP H. BEBO
MRS. ALFRED BENDINER
MRS. NEWLIN F. DAVI S
MRS. WILLIAM F. DELAFIELD
MRS. T. L. EMORY EYSMANS
MRS. ROBERT O. FICKES
MRS. FRANCIS I. GOWEN
MRS. ALBERT M. GREENFIELD, JR .
MRS. W. PERRY GRESH
MR S. JOHN GRIBBEL, II
MRS. DAVIS J. GROSSMA N
MRS. RICHARD HARKNESS
MRS. HENRY F. HARRI S
MRS. LOUIS H. HILL
MRS. J. H. WARD HINKSON
MRS. ROMER HOLLERAN
MRS. H. LEA HUDSON
MRS. ARTHUR C. KAUFMANN
MRS. NELSON J. LEIDNER
MRS. HOWARD H. LEWIS
MRS. STUART F. LOUCHHEIM
MRS. CHARLES E. MATHER, III
MRS. C. EARLE MILLER
MRS. JOHN S. NEWBOLD
MRS. THEODORE T. NEWBOLD
MRS. W. GRESHAM O 'MALLEY
MRS. FREDERICK W. G. PECK
MRS. ROBERT W. PREUCEL
MRS. EVAN RANDOLPH
MRS. GEORGE REATH
MISS ANNE ROWLAND
MRS, H. MARTIN SAUNDERS
MRS. HERBERT F. SCHIFFER
MRS. SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY, III
MRS. JAMES M. R. SINKLER
MRS. C. RANDOLPH SNOWDEN
MRS. JAMES H. STEVENSON, III
MRS. BOUDINOT STIMSON
MRS. E. ROBERT THOMAS
MRS. CASPAR W. B. TOWNSEND
MRS. HARRY F. WEST, JR.
MRS. WALTER H. WEST, JR.
MRS. HARLESTON R. WOOD
MRS. WILLIAM P. WOOD ·
MRS. ARTHUR M. YOUNG
STAFF
RICHARD J. BOYLE
Director and Secretary
HENRY HOll, JR.
Administrator of the School
FRANK GOODYEAR
Curator
ROBERT STUBBS
Business Manager
JOSEPH S. MAC LAUGHLIN III
Director of Development & Public Relations
CHRISTINE HUBER
Registrar
ELIZABETH BAILEY
Assistant Registrar
JOSEPH AMAROTICO
Conservator
RITA P. DAMIANO
Comptroller
ETHEL V. ASHTON
Librarian
KATHY ZICKLER
Manager, Museum Shop
BETTY FERMAN IS
Membership Secretary
CARMEN INTELLINO
Building Superintendent
JAMES LULIAS
Peale House Superintendent
LOUISE B. SCHUTZ
Assistant to Director
CONSTANCE A. TAYLOR
Registrar of the School
MARCELA DE KEYSER
Assistant to Curator
MARIAN E. LAZAR
Assistant to Business Manager
CHARLES SHELLENBERGER
Development Associate
MILDRED LAVIN
Development Secretary
SUSAN LEIDY
Assistant to Registrar
JUDY GENNARO
Assistant to Comptroller
LINDA FIGANIAK
Receptionist
PATRICIA E. BRYNE
BARBARA K. TATE
20
, Assistant to School Administrator
Manager, School Store
CONSOLJDATED .TREASURER'S REPORT,
SEPTEMBER 1, 1972 TO AUGUST 31, 1973
INCOME
ADMINISTRATION
32,094.41
MUSEUM & EXHIBITIONS
29,026.92
SCHOOL
419,726.43
TRUST FUNDS
195,468.09
MEMBERSHIPS & DUES
180,590.00
CONTRIBUTIONS-UNRESTRICTED
11,416.72
STATE GRANT
3,750.00
TOTAL
EXPENSE
872,072.57
ADMINISTRATION
351,077.01
MUSEUM & EXHIBITIONS
221,766.33
SCHOOL
367,036.04
PEALE CLUB SURPLUS
(7,495.76)
TOTAL
NET OPERATING DEFICIT
932,383.62
(60,311.05)
21
CONTRIBUTORS DURING CALENDAR YEAR 1973
$100 or less
22
Henry H. Allman
The Aresty Foundation
Margaret H. Balis
Joseph S. Bennett 3rd
Mr.-& Mrs. Philip E. Berman
Edward Bernstein
Mr. & Mrs. Morris Blackburn
Mrs. Etienne Boegner
Mrs. David Borton
Dr. & Mrs. Irving F. Burton
The Chace Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. John S. Chapma n
Cheltenham Art Center Ladies
Mrs. Bertram D. Coleman
Community Gallery of Lancaster
Caswell Cooke
Anna Sellers Cox
Mrs . J. A. Deane
Arthur DeCosta
Mary M. Douty
Mrs. Arthur V. Egendorf
Helen E. Farmer
Christopher & Michael Gibson
Mabel Gill
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Grant, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Groff
David Gwinn
Mrs. Allen Harris
Haverford Twp. Historical Society
Howard G. Henry
Mr. & Mrs. J. Norman Henry, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. C. Jared Ingersoll
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Ingersoll
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin J. Ivers
Mrs. Milton A. Kamsler
Mr. & Mrs. Alan B. Kirschbaum
Dr. Irving Levitt
Mrs. Edmond E. Lincoln
William W. Micheel
Henry Allen Moe
Dr. MatthewT. Moore
F. Stanton Moyer
Clement B. Newbold, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Mortimer Newlin
Richard W~ Newton
J. Liddon Pennock, Jr.
Bernard- Perlman
Philadelphia Art Alliance
Mr. & Mrs. George H. Phillips
John o. Platt, Jr.
M. P. Potamkin
Maude E. Raby
Francis Lewis Randolph
Mr. & Mrs. Montgomery H. Robbins
Mrs. G. Frederick Roll
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Scott
J. Franklin Shores
Mrs. E. B. T. Sklar
Walter E. Stait
Martha Zeit Stanton
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Treadway, Jr.
University of Delaware
Mrs. W. Leicester Van Leer
Walter H. West, Jr.
Mrs. Thomas R. White
Dr. & Mrs. N.W. Winkelman,Jr.
Francis E. & Elias Wolf Fund
Paul A. Wolkin
Mrs. William Wolgin
Dr. Michael l. Wolkowicz
Mrs. Hollis Wolstenho lme
Grahame Wood
Mrs . Harleston R. Wood
Mrs. Joseph Wood
Mrs. William P. Wood
Mrs. Charles H. Woodward
Mrs. George Woodward, Jr.
Miss Allegra Woodworth
Mrs. Naomi Woote n
Mrs. J. Harrison Worrall
William P. Worth
Curtis Wright
Mrs. George I. Wright
Mrs. Minturn Wright
Mrs. Samuel R. Wurtman
Mrs. M. L. Wurzel
Arthur John Wyville
Dr. Myron Yanoff
Mrs. D. Robert Yarnall
D. Robert Yarnall, Jr.
Dr. J. B. Yasinow
Farrel Yesner
Harold L. Yoh
Mrs. John R. Young
Mrs. Robert A. Young
C. Clark Zantzinger, Jr.
William W. Zanzinger, Jr.
Dr. Leonard E. Zbikowski
Saul J. Zeid
Mrs. Elizabeth Greenfield Zeidman
Dr. Joseph H. Zeigerman
Vincent J. Ziccardi
Robert H. Zimmerman
Mrs. Albert Zimmermann
William Zimmermann
Herman Zinberg
Bernard Zitin
Mrs. David B. Zoob
Earl S. Zorn
Dr. Sidney Zubrow
Sol E. Zubrow
Albert Zuckerman
Harold Zuecca
Bertram W. Zumeta
Dr. Israel Zwerling
$1000 or less
Katherine Adams
Lorraine & Benjamin Alexander
Allstate Foundation
Mrs. John E. Bandy II
Mrs. James H. Beal
Richard K. Bennett
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred E. Bissell
Bradford Foundation
Mrs . Clarence C. Brinton
Mrs. Avery B. Clark
Consolidated/Drake Press
David Advertising Services
Mrs. Edward M. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Rodolphe de Schauensee
William Dino
Mr. & Mrs. Rowland Evans
Louis S. Fine
Henry C. Gibson, Sr.
Frank H. Goodyear
Robert C. Graham
John Gribbel II
George C. Griffin
Mr. & Mrs. David Grossman
Hallowell Foundation
Haney Foundation
Nancy G. Harris
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Hauslohner
Houghton-Carpenter Foundation
Frank T. Howard
Independence Foundation
Junior League of Philadelphia
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Large
Mrs. Edward B. Leisenring, Jr.
Margaret W. Levy
Mrs. Edward S. Lower
Mr. & Mrs. Sam McKeel
Henry S. McNeil
Mrs. Herbert C. Morris
Dr. Henry A. Murray
Clement B. Newbold
Miss Ethel Pew
Quaker Storage Company
Sidney R. Rosenau Foundation
Mrs. John C. Russell
Mrs. Mildred J. Stamos
The Stebbins Fund, Inc.
George Thomas
Ware Foundation
Mrs. Franklin C. Watkins
Mr. & Mrs. Ben Wolf
William Wolgin, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. Harleston R. Wood
$5000 or less
Mr. & Mrs. James Biddle
A. J. & A. W. Cameron Memorial Fund
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation
The Fidelity Bank
Franklin Mint
Mr. & Mrs. Howard N. Garfinkle
J. Maurice Gray
Mr. & Mrs. Charles C. Holt III
Mr. & Mrs. H. Lea Hudson
Anna Warren Ingersoll
Mrs. Edward S. Lower
Mr. & Mrs. C. Earle Miller
Mr. & Mrs . R. Stewart Rauch, Jr .
Mrs. John Sloan
Joseph Specker
John Frederick Steinman Foundation
Marion Boulton Stroud
Over $5000
Robert Ehrman Estate
Mrs. T. Carrick Jordan
Isaac Naeye Estate
P.A.F.A. Women's Committee
Hobson Pittman Estate
Mrs. John Wintersteen
Total Contributions $233,180.23
MAJOR BENEFACTOR
Mrs. T. Carrick Jordan
BENEFACTORS
John Aronian
Mrs. James H. Beal
J. Maurice Gray
Miss Anna Warren Ingersoll
Henry S. McNeil
John W. Merriam
Mrs. John W. Merriam
Mrs. Herbert C. Morris
Bertram Lippincott O'Neill
Mrs. Bertram Lippincott O'Neill
Dr. Edgar P. Richardson
Mrs. Samuel P. Rotan
Mrs. John Wintersteen
PATRONS
Malvin Albright
Walter H. Annenberg
Mrs. Lambert Cadwalader
Cummins Catherwood
Mrs. Charles C. G. Chaplin
Miss Fanny Travis Cochran
John T. Dorrance, Jr.
David Gwinn
Henry R. Hallowell
Mrs. Henry R. Hallowell
J. Welles Henderson, Jr.
Mrs. M. Dunham Higgins
H. Lea Hudson
Mrs. Elizabeth R. Kayan
Henry B. Keep
B. D. Lathrop
James P. Magill
C. Earle Miller
Mrs. C. Earle Miller
Mrs. James M. R. Sinkler
Joseph Specker
John Stewart
James K. ·Stone
Mrs. James K. Stone
C. Newbold Taylor
Miss Miriam M. H. Thrall
Mrs. William Coxe Wright
FELLOWS
Miss Katharine Adams
Benjamin Alexander, Jr.
Ms . Lorraine Alexander
Mrs . Donald Alexander
Mrs. Edward R. Anshutz
Mrs. Thomas N. Armstrong, Jr.
C. Wanton Balis, Jr.
Mrs. John E. Bandy, II
John Grier Bartol
Mrs. John Grier Bartol
Walter J. Beadle
Richard K. Bennett
Philip Berman
Benjamin D. Bernstein
Stanley Bernstein
James Biddle
Frank G. Binswanger
Alfred E. Bissell
Mrs. Alfred E. Bissell
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Robert Pollock
Ms. Stella Pomerantz
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Louis R. Porteous
Miss Martha D. Porter
Franklin Poul
Prof. James D. Powell
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Robert A. Pratt
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Thornton C. Pray
Thomas L. Prendergast
Augustine Preno
Dr. Robert S. Pressman
Ms. Maggy Preston
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Alden So- Price, II
Beryl Price
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Philip Price
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Leon Prince
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Eli Pritzker
Vincent J. Pro
Edward Probinsky
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Mrs. J. Richard Ranck
David V. Randall
Mrs. John L. Randall
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S. Emlen Randolph
Mrs. George Ranes
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Donald Rappaport
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Mendl Raskin
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Joseph V. Reaph, Jr.
Mrs. George Reath
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G. Ruhland Rebmann, Jr.
Miss Gertrude Marie Redheffer
Daniel G. Redmond
Mrs. Edward A. Reed
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Mrs. J. Permar Richards, Jr.
M. P. Richards
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Mrs. Russell Richardson
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Lawrence J. Richette, Esq.
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John L. Ricketts
Dr. Rowland Ricketts
James M. Riddle, Jr.
Thomas M. Ridington
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R. G. Rincliffe
David W. Ring
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Robert D. Ritchie
Stephen A. Ritt
. Miss Deborah C. Ritter
Victor Riu
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Ms. June F. Rizzo
Mrs. Charlotte F. Roach
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Charles D. Robison
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Albert M. Rodstein
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Talbot M. Rogers
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Everett Stahl
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Miss Irene T. St;.nkiewicz
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J. Tyson Stokes
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J. Pennington Straus
Robert Strausz-Hupe
Mrs. Elizabeth Stxawbridge
Mrs. Francis R. Strawbrid-ge
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Ms. Marion Boulton Stroud
Mrs. Harry L. Strube
Nathan Stumacher
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Frank Sullivan
Mrs. Upton Sullivan
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Mrs. Anne Tunis Summy
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Robert C. Taber
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George B. Tatum
Ms. Abby Taylor
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Bruce Taylor
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Ellis D. Taylor
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Mrs . Hanson Thomas
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David A. Tierno
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George F. Tyler, Jr.
Mrs. Charles R. Tyson
Miss Geraldine S. Tyson
Mrs. John Tyson
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Mrs . S. Herbert Unterberger
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Mrs. Rudy Valentino
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Mrs. H. G. Van der Eb
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Mrs. Carl S. Vogel
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Mrs . Carl Paul Vogt
Miss Lecian von Bernuth
D. A. Vonderau
Mrs. M. von Moschzisker
Mrs. Ernest R. von Starck
Miss Charlotte Calvin Voorhis
Paul Voynow
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Miss Barbara Ward
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. Mrs. Charles F. Ward, Jr.
Mrs. Clarence A. Warden, Jr.
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Mrs. Bernard Weinberg
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Mrs. Milton Weiner
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Samuel Weinrott
Miss Esther Weinstein
Mrs. Jerome B. Weinstein
Matthew B. Weinstein
Mrs. Catherine D. Weis
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Mrs. H. Marks Weiss
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J. Rolffe Wike, "
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Mrs. Robert W. Wiley
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Mrs. Harry Williams, Jr.
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Miss Irene Williams
John J. Williams
John S. Williams
Mrs. R. N. Williams, "
Mrs. Robert J. Williams
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THE ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT OF
THE
PENNSYLVANIA
ACADEMY
OF THE
FINE
ARTS-1973
MARCH 1, 1974
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REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR
RICHARD
DIRECTOR
2
J.
BOYLE
In 1973 the Academy moved toward
what will surely be considered an important milestone in its long history.
Based upon the recommendation of a
group of Consultants (see Annual Report for 1972) the Academy's Board of
Directors voted to restore and renovate
the Academy's historic building at
Broad and Cherry Streets as our primary contribution to the Bicentennial
in 1976.
The Pennsylvania Academy of the
Fine Arts, founded in 1805, is the country's oldest public collection and the
oldest continuing vital art school. Its
present building was designed by the
noted Philadelphia architect, Frank
Furness in 1876 and has been hailed as
an architectural masterpiece. Therefore
the Academy not only houses works
of art and the processes by which they
are made, but is in itself-a work of art.
Thus it is these three elements: collection, school and building that constitute the entity known ,as the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, and
which make it unique. In addition to
the up-coming Bicentennial celebrations, the building itself will be 100:"'years
old on April 22,1976, and it is on that
date we hope to open the newly restored and refurbished Broad and
Cherry building; it is on that date that
a great American collection will be
shown in its new and appropriate
setting.
The Academy will not only engage in
what our architects call an "accurate
but reasonable restoration" but preservation as well. The project also calls
for air-conditioning, climate control and
wholly new lighting for museum and
school alike.
To this end a major fund-raising drive
has been launched and the architectural firm of Day and Zimmerman has
been hired. Mr. Hyman Myers, an
architectural historian and Furness
scholar, is the architect in charge of the
project. The firm of Ketchum, Inc. was
retained to organize and kick-off the
drive to obtain the necessary funds to
proceed with the project.
In order to expedite the work and
lower costs, it was decided that the collection, school and staff must vacate
the building and find temporary quarters for the two years it would take to
do the job.
My first concern, then, when I came
to the Academy on September 4th as
the new Director, was to find a suitable
location for the school, the museum and
for the collection. Eventually, after
the consideration of many locations,
the Academy staff with Board approval
decided upon the following: space for
the school was secured at 2200 Arch
Street; the staff will be moved into
Peale House where an exhibition program will be sustained; the bulk of the
collection will be housed at the Quaker
Storage Company and as much of the
collection as is possible will be lent to
other art institutions. Plans were made
to move the collection, an arduous task
ably performed by Elizabeth Bailey, our
Registrar in charge of the move.
In the meantime, a series of important exhibitions and related programs
planned by my predecessor, Thomas N.
Armstrong III (who resigned August 31)
and the Academy's Curator, Frank H.
Goodyear, Jr., enlivened the 1973-74
season (see Exhibition listing on Page 4).
The Academy concerts, held four
times a year, continue to attract patrons ·
interested in the relationship of music
and the visual arts, and is part of a
tradition at the Academy dating back
at least to the 1870's. Like the exhibitions at Peale House the Academy concerts provide exposure for young
artists to the community.
1973 was also a year of significant
changes in the Academy, not the least
of which is the new format of this
Annual Report. In an attempt to give
Academy publications a new image we
have had a logo devised by the designer, James Ellis, who has also advised us on a standard but flexible
approach to all our publications. As
this has taken a great deal of thought
and time it accounts, in part, for the
delay of this year's Annual Report.
However, we feel that the result is
worth the effort.
Staff changes have been no less
significant. Judith Gennaro was hired
as Bookkeeper, replacing Diana Satterfield; Kathy Zickler became our new
Manager of the Academy Museum
Shop; replacing Carla Marvin; Susan
Leidy was hired as Assistant to the
Registrars, and Ann Rodgers was also
brought into that Department to help
with the move. Mrs. Elizabeth Kolowrat was hired as part-time staff
Tour-Coordinator for our Volunteer
Guides, with the possibilities of forming a fledgling Education Department.
Louise Schutz, in addition to being
Secretary to the Director, has been
made Assistant in Public Relations, a
department that has been through the
most profound change of any. In January the Academy created the first
full-time position of Development and
Public ·Relations in its long history. Jay
Maclaughlin was hired to fill this post,
replacing Tom Werner and Charles
Shelleneerger who were part-time
employees. Mr. Maclaughlin has taken
over for the Ketchum, Inc. staff in our
restoration fund-drive and he will
continue to work closely with the
Director and Robert Stubbs, our Business Manager, on plans to build a solid
financial base for the Academy. Such
plans include seeking annual sustaining gifts and increased foundation
support; increased memberships and
the formation of a stronger Alumni
Association. Popular fund-raising
events will also be planned. A good
example of this was the gala costume
party held in November organized by
the Women's Committee, in which the
gllests had to appear as one of the
paintings in the Academy collection.
The 1973-74 season has been active,
vital and lively. However, it has been
marred by two deaths which have saddened the Academyfamily. Harry Rosin,
noted sculptor and Academy Instructor
in Sculpture, died in September. Mr.
Rosin had been associated with the
Academy as student, exhibitor or instructor for the past 68 years. He will
be sorely missed by the Academy staff
and students alike. And in March, 1974
American architecture received a great
blow with the death of Louis I. Kahn.
Mr. Kahn will be missed not only by the
world of architecture and by his many
friends and admirers, but by all of us at
the Academy as well. Louis Kahn was
a member of our Board of Directors and
a good friend. He loved the collection,
the school and above all, the Furness
building. In a letter of April 20 to John
Gribbel 2nd, President of the Board,
Mr. Kahn wrote enthusiastically in
support of the restoration and of his
feeling for the building. I feel it is
appropriate and fitting to end my report
with the words of this great American
architect:
This is a wonderful opportunity
to give renewed life to this lifegiving and inspired building, true
to a work of art which is the giver
of a life. When the first strains of
the familiar Fifth parts the air, it
appears as an old friend, only you
did not notice before that his eyes
are blue. So lasting and able to reinspire is a good work.
I hope that this exchange of (new
lamps for old' retains the genie. It
is in the Gallery, it is in the School.
Richard J. Boyle
3
REPORT OF THE CURATOR
In a nation that has become increasingly aware of its own artistic heritage,
the Pennsylvania Academy's role in
presenting that heritage, and at the
same time defining its own place
within that history, is more clearly
defined than ever. Reassessment of
hitherto unknown aspects of American
painting through catalogued exhibitions was the keynote for 1973. New
ground was broken in the initial evaluations of important American artists
such as Thomas Doughty, Susan Macdowell Eakins and Thomas Anshutz,
and the institutional functions of the
Pennsylvania Academicians, a group
of artists organized around the Pennsylvania Academy in the 19th century,
was investigated for the first time. The
exhibition Held in Trust paid tribute to
the 166 year history of generous donations of art works to the Academy's
magnificent collection. Such published ,
research valuably expands the scholarly
pool of information on American painting. The schedule of exhibitions at
Broad and Cherry Streets for 1973 is
listed below:
January 17-February 18, 1973
Thomas Anshutz
FRANK G()ODYEAR
CURATOR
January 20-February 18, 1973
The World of Hobson Pittman and His Students
March 10-April 8, 1973
Pennsylvania Academicians
March 10-April 8, 1973
Three Centuries of Chiaroscuro Woodcuts
May 4-June 10, 1973
Susan Macdowell Eakins
June 23....:....August 26, 1973
Held in Trust
George Krause (photographs of the Academy)
September 13-0ctober 21, 1973
William Trost Richards
.
October 19-December 2,1973
Thomas Doughty
4
As a vital and entertaining extension
of presenting exhibitions on American
painting, the Academy in 1973 offered
a series of lectures relevant to the exhibitions at hand, and it is with thanks
. and appreciation that I acknowledge
the scholarly contributions of the
following speakers:
February 1, 1973
Mrs. Ruth Bowman-Thomas Anshutz
May 10, 1973
Susari P. Casteras-Susan Macdowell Eakins:
The Career She Never Gave Up
September 18, 1973
Theodore E. Stebbins, Jr.
Curator of Painting and Sculpture
Yale University Art Gallery
The Discovery of Light: 19th Century American
Landscape Painting
October 11, 1973
Ms. Linda S. Ferber
Assistant Curator
Brooklyn Museum
William Trost Richards-American
Landscape & Marine Painter 1833-1905
November 1, 1973
John Wilmerding
Chairman, Department of Fine Arts
Dartmouth College
American Landscapes in the M. and M. Karolik
Collection, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston ·
November 15, 1973
Frank H. Goodyear, Jr.
Curator, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine
Arts
Thomas Doughty: An American Pioneer in
Landscape Painting, 1793-1856
I would also like to thank the diligent
and imaginative work of Mrs. T. l.
Emory Eysmans, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Kolowrat, and the docents of the Academy for helping in the interpretation of
exhibitions to the public. These tours
have been well received. The Academy
is seriously committed to its vital role
as an educative institution in Philadelphia, and is deeply appreciative of
the enthusiastic work of its docents.
Consistent with this commitment to
present and evaluate the best work of
the American creative genius, the program of exhibiting unrecognized, contemporary talent at its Peale Galleries
on Chestnut Street creat~d another
year of excitement. The Peale Galleries
have now become an important addition in Philadelphia's preseritation of
contemporary art. The schedule of
exhibitions for 1973 is listed below:
December 21, 1972-January 28, 1973
Elijah ' Pierce
Justin McCarthy
.
February 8-March 18,1973
Robin Fredenthal (architectural sculpture)
March 29-May 6,1973
Charles Fahlen (sculpture and prints)
May 18-June 24, 1973
A Contemporary View of Past Accomplishments
(a selection by the artist Philip Pearlstein from
the Academy's permanent collection)
July 7-August 26,1973
The Continent Revisited
September 20-0ctober 28, 1973
Will Brown (photographs)
Bruce Katsiff (photographs)
November 8-December 16,1973
John Moore (recent paintings and watercolors)
Notably, the Pennsylvania Academy
was the first museum to present . the
model constructions of the young Philadelphia sculptor Robin Fredenthal who
has been recently recognized by important public commissions in Philadelphia.
It is encouraging to see both public and
private support of talented Philadelphia
artists and sculptors. These exhibitions
would not have been possible without
the helpful cooperation of the artists
themselves, and in many cases, of their
dealers.
1973 Was highlighted by a range ·of
gifts to the Pennsylvania Academy's
museum. These have come at a time
when the American painting market is
daily establishing new auction price
records, and when most museums, and
certainly the Academy, cannot afford
the competition. I wish to thank those
donors of works of art, and donors of
purchase funds for works of. art, for
their generosity. In addition to those
gifts already published in the New
Acquisitions bulletin mailed to the
membership earlier last year, I would
especially like to acknowledge the gift
of Clement B. Newboldof portraits of
Clement B. Newbold and Mrs. Clement
B. Newbold by Cecilia Beaux, and an
important interior composition with
figures, entitled The Breakfast Room,
by Edmund C. Tarbell.
If reassessment and a commitment
to contemporary talent were the key
elements in the raison d'etre of the
Academy's exhibition program for 1973,
consolidation, or strengthening, of its
. permanent collection was the other
major activity in 1973. Under the able
direction of Joseph Amarotico, conservator, the Academy spent $11,497
in conserving fifty:-seven works from
its own collection, and in addition
conserved several works owned pri-:
vately that were used for exhibitions
at the Academy. This crucially important work would not have been possible ·
without the generosity and continued
interest of Mr. and Mrs. Bertram l.
O'Neill, and the late Mrs. T. Carrick
Jordan. The big conservation b~ttle is
behind us, but conservation will remain
an ongoing and vital element to insure
the safety of the collection.
Reassessment and Consolidation.
With the continued interest and support
of its public, these activities can continue to contribute to our understanding
of the American arts. Much has preceded us, giant steps are about to be
taken. The Academy is primed for
success.
Frank Goodyear
5
REPOR1' OF THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE SCHOOL
. HENRY HOTZ, JR.
ADMINISTRATOR OF THE SCHOOL
6
The Academy schools continue to
attract the art students whose major
interest is in the pure studio practice of
painting, sculpture and graphics. Fortyfour: percent of the students entering
in 1973 came to the Academy upon
graduation from high school. Fifty-six
percent have college or art school experience before their enrollment.
Students from thirteen foreign countries and twenty-two states and the
District of Columbia are represented .
The enrollment of 397 day students in
the spring of 1973 and 407 in the fall of
1973 is the largest recorded in recent
years. The evening and summer schools
are also filled to capacity.
Tuition rates were increased from
$990 to $1100 per year beginning with
the fall of 1973. In spite of this increase
the Academy's tuition is below 90% of
the colleges and universities in the
Delaware Valley. This does not include
the State supported Universities' resident tuition.
Our association with the Philadelphia
College of Art whereby Academy
students may earn their BFA degree is
entering its third year. Fifty-'one students were enrolled in the program of
whom 29 are presently enrolled in the
Academy. The other 22 have completed
their studio requirements and are
attending P.C.A. only.
During the year several changes have
occurred on our faculty. In September
the Academy, its students, faculty and
staff suffered the loss of one of our
beloved senior artists, Harry Rosin. Mr.
Rosin died September 28, 1973. A student of the Academy from 1921 to 1928,
he had spent many years abroad and
in the South Seas before returning to
the Academy to teach in 1939. He was
recognized as one of America's foremost sculptors.
Mr. Philip Pavia resigned his teaching post due to the demands of several
commissions. James Gadson resigned
to accept a full-time teaching post at
the University of North Carolina. In
their stead Mr. David Slivka has joined
the faculty in the sculptor's studios;
Lizabeth Marder is teaching lithography and drawing in the first year
studios;. Mr. Bruce Samuelson and Mr.
William Martone joined our evening
school faculty. Mr. Robert F. McGovern
substituted for Mr. Robert Hale, lecturing on Anatomy. Mr. Hale was unable to lecture during the first semester
of the 1973-74 school year due to illness.
The full studio schedules are ampli.;.
fied each year with special lectures,
films, museum visits and visiting art ists. During 1973 our special features
included the film series Pioneers of
Modern Art; six films presenting important 20th Century artists; lectures
by art historians Dennis Cate and Dr.
Ronald Dalzell; visiting artists Philip
Perlstein, Mike Nevelson, C. W . Hoehn,
Masuo Ikeda and Angelo Savelli; a bus
trip to Washington and two to New
York; seven exhibitions . of student
work in the student galleries at the
Peale House. Artists Raphael Sabatini
and Richard Lippold judged the Stewardson and Stimson sculpture competitions respectively.
The exercises for the award of the
scholarships and prizes held in May,
1973 were unique in many ways. Guest
speaker Louise Nevelson was presented
via video tape. Due to circumstances
beyond our control Mrs. Nevelson could
not attend the exercises and instead
invited a group of students to meet
with her in her New York studio. This
meeting was taped and presented at
our exercises in the Academy galleries
on Wednesday May 2, 1973. The largest
number of competitors on record (92)
for European and other travelling
scholarships presented their work in
the galleries. Thirteen were awarded
scholarships. Forty-eight students received the Academy's four year Certificate. A record attendance at the exercises of 656 visitors witnessed the
award of more than $35,000 in prizes
and scholarships. The exhibition of
student work continued through Sunday, May 27, 1973. 6372 visitors saw
the exhibition and 82 student works
were purchased for $8,915 . .
During the fall of 1973 the Academy
staff was involved in searching for
suitable temporary quarters for the
school and museum during the renovation and restoration of the Academy
building. With the approval of the
Board of Directors the ground floor of
the former Daily News Building at
2200 Arch Street will be rented to house
the school from May 1, 1974 to May,
1976. This space will provide com-:
parable studio and auxiliary areas to
those in the Academy building. Day
and Zimmermann have been engaged
to design and supervise the renovation
of the temporary quarters.
Henry Hotz,
Jr.
REPORT OF THE CONSERVATOR
JOSEPH AMAROTICO
CONSERVATOR
8
In 1973, 57 paintings from the Academy's collections received major conservation treatment at a cost of $11,497.
Weak canvases were reinforced by
lining them with new linen and loose,
brittle paint films were consolidated
through wax adhesive impregnation on
the Koch vacuum-hot table. Extraneous
substances on' the pictures' surfaces
such as dirt, darkened varnish films
and discolored restorers paint were
removed and paint , losses were compensated for by in-painting.
$4,935 went toward relatively minor
treatment and toward miscellaneous
services such as condition reports for
major exhibitions and for touching up
losses on frames.
Consultation and services were also
available to other, nearby institutions
and 39 paintings from these sources
recieved major treatment in 1973.
There are quite obvious signs of a
large increase in the number of paintings that will be treated in the coming
2 years, both for the Academy and for
small museums and other institutions
in the area. We look forward to doing
this work in the Academy's temporary
conservation studio at the Quaker
Storage Warehouse, 9th and Poplar
Streets, Philadelphia.
For many reasons, the Academy is
quite fortunate in its happy combination of museum and school. Little of
the past and projected work could be
accomplished without the efforts of
current and former students from the
Academy school who are assistants
in the conservation studio. Only with
the help of Robert Ayers, Dorinda
Fryce, James , Mahoney:, Peter Groesbeck, Glenn Miller, Johanna Pillischer
and Anthony Ciambella can we hope
to undertake the work necessary to
conserve our collections.
All of the work of preservation in the
conservation studio would be undone,
very swiftly, by a hostile environment.
Fortunately, steps have been taken, by
the Academy, for conservation in a
deeper, precautionary sense. Many of
our paintings are being routinely pro"':
tected with a fomecor backing and all
of them will be thus protected in the
near future. A better means of securi~g
paintings in their frames has been
implemented. Thanks to the vigilance
of the Registrars and diligence of the
maintenance staff, improved handling
of the collection is evident.
The installation of an optimum
museum environment which will be
accomplished in 1976, particularly
climate control and new storage facilities, will enduringly benefit the rather
ephemeral materials from which pictures are made. This ideal ambience
will lessen the frequency of the necessity for repair and will prolong the work
that has so far been done in the conservation studio.
Joseph Amarotico
WORKS CONSERVED FOR 1973
TITLE
WI LLiAM RABORG
by Rembrandt Peale, 1797,
prior to conservation.
WILLIAM RABORG
by Rembrandt Peale, 1797,
prior to conservation.
ARTIST
Christina and her Family Passing through
the Valley of the Shadow of Death
Daniel Huntington
Mercy"s Dream
Daniel Huntington
Florentine Girl
Daniel Huntington
Lord Macaulay
Henry Inman
Landscape
Jean Cazin
Roman Youth
Thomas Couture
Still Life
Hippolyte Delanoy
Toilet of Venus
N. Diaz de LaPena
Marine
Jules Dupre
Columbus in Prison
Louis Galiait
The Finish
Jean Goubie
Nymph
Jean Henner
Landscape and Sheep
Charles Jaque
The Market Woman
Frederick Kaemmerer
Wild Flowers
Victor Leclaire
The Message
Baron Leys
Woman of Capri
Cornelius Von Max
Maternal Affection
Hugues Merle
Landscape
Georges Michel
Mount Rosa
Jean Roffiaen
Flowers
Simon Saint-Jean
Crossing the Ford
Constant Troyon
Sweet Waters: Constantinople
Felix Ziem
The Guardian
J. L. Gerome
Samuel Breckenridge
E. Johnson
Peonies
Susan M. Eakins
Still-Life
~usan
Two Sisters
Susan M. Eakins
J.
A. Traquair Lang
Liberty Tadd
M. Eakins
Gray River
F. Chapin
Fairmount Water Works Seen from
Reservoir Hill
Thomas Doughty
Beached Boat with Lobster Traps
C. L. Fussell
Easthampton
C. L. Fussell
9
WILLIAM RABORG
by Rembrandt Peale, 1797,
after conservation.
10
Still-Life, Fish
C. L. Fussell
Coney Island
C. L. Fussell
Beached Boat, Evening
C. L. Fussell
Fairmount Waterworks as Seen From
Across the Schuylkill
Thomas Doughty
Black Night: Russell's Corners
George Ault
Fairmount Water Works
T. Birch
Lady Locks
Murray Dessner
In the Catskills
Thomas Doughty
Landscape
Georges Michel
Flowers
Saint jean
The Poet's Dream
Emanuel Leutze
Woman of Capri
Gabriel C. Von Max
A Rocky Beach
Marianna Sloan
Henry joseph Thouron
john McLure Hamilton
Mrs. Neave Lewis & Her Daughter
Thomas Sully
james Read Lambdin
james Read Lambdin
State House on the Day of the
Battle of Germantown
Peter Rothermel
The Murder of Rutland by Lord
Clifford
C. R. Leslie
james Hamilton
George W. Conarroe
Artist's Mother
Susan Macdowell Eakins
William H. Macdowell
S. H. Macdowell
Childs Head
Susan Macdowell Eakins
Cupid Begging His Arrows
Henry Peters Gray
Seated Nude
Robert Vonnoh
Fairman Rodgers
joseph DeCamp
Bacchante
Mary Cassatt
Wooded Scene
Charles Lewis Fussell
Unknown Lady
}. B. Ord
Falstaff
William Cresson
Fox Hunt
Winslow Homer
Tribute Money
Thomas Sully
An Autumn Morning in Fairmount
Park
Robert C. Craig
William Raborg
Rembrandt Peale
November
R. W. Vonnoh
LOANS,1973 .
Allentown Art Museum
Allentown, Pa.
END OF THE DAY by Charles Burchfield
LOWER BROADWAY IN WARTIME
by Colin Campbell Cooper
SCHULKILL VALLEY TOWN by Francis Speight
THE WALL by Walter Steumpfig
GATHERING STORM OVER PHILADELPHIA
by Louis Sloan
Whitney Museum of American Art
New York, New York
FOX HUNT by Winslow Homer
Worcester Art Museum
Worcester, Mass.
CAPTAIN WILMON WHILLDIN by John Neagle
FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE AS BIANCA
by Thomas Sully
COMPANION OFTHE STUDIO by RobertVonnoh
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Philadelphia, Pa.
Lectern by Furness
2 Gallery Benches by Furness
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS
watercolor of facade, 1876
Community Gallery of Lancaster
Lancaster, Pa.
ALONG THE RIVER by Sarah Blakeslee
PHILADELPHIA by Hugh Henry Breckenridge
AUTUMN MORNING, FAIRMOUNT PARK
by Robert Craig
SPRING IN THE COAL REGIONS by H. Davis
DARK HOLLOW by J. R. Folinsbee
NICETOWN by Albert Gold
THE DELAWARE VALLEY by C. W. Knapp
ALONG THE SCHUYKILL by D. Kornhauser
FORT GEORGE HILL by Ernest Lawson
CANAL BRIDGE by G. Martino
PENNSYLVANIA'S BROAD ACRES
by Henry McCarter
CRAIGE'S MEADOW by John McCoy
NOVEIv!BER AFTERNOON by Henry Pancoast
PENNSY TRAIN SHED by M. H. Pancoast
DELAWARE RIVER FROM THE BRIDGE
by Seymour Reminick
BACKYARDS by Louis Sloan
LATE AFTERNOON by Francis Speight
THE WALL by Walter Steumpfig
Mobile Art Gallery, Mobile, Alabama
COUNTER PUNCH NO.1 by Joe Brown
Baltimore Museum of Art
Baltimore, Maryland
Columbus Gallery of Fine Art
Columbus, Ohio
Worcester Art Museum
Worcester, Mass.
Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute
Utica, New York
GIRL AT THE PIANO by Theodore Robinson
Baltimore Museum of Art
Baltimore, Maryland
PORT BEN, DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL
by Theodore Robinson
Art Museum, Princeton, New Jersey
Provincetown Art Association
Provincetown, Mass.
ELIPHAZ by Karl Knaths
Hecksher Art Museum
Huntington, New York
Parrish Art Museum
Southampton, New York
FLOOD TIDE by Mary Butler
J. LIBERTY TADD by Annie T. Lang
Art Gallery, University of Kentucky
Lexington, Kentucky
BIRTH OF VENUS by Cabanal
R. W. Norton Gallery
Shreveport, Louisiana
HILL VALLEY, SUNRISE by John F. Kensett
FAIRMOUNT WATER WORKS by Thomas Birch
LANDSCAPE WITH TREES by George Inness
INDIAN CAMP: SUNSET by Ralph Blakelock
Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church
Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, New York
UNTITLED sculpture model by Robin Fredenthal
FEBRUARY by William Trost Richards
SHIPWRECK by William Trost Richards
PASCHALL HOMESTEAD, GIBSON'S POINT
by William Trost Richards
Whitney Museum of American Art
New York, New York
National Gallery of Art,
Washington, D. C
Finch College Museum of Art
New York, New York
NOVEMBER by Robert Vonnoh
Wichita Art Museum, Wichita, Kansas
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
THE TRUMPETER AND PETER STUYVESANT
attributed to John Quidor
BLACK NIGHT, RUSSELL'S CORNERS
by George Ault
MUMBLE THE PEG by Henry Inman
COUNTRY WEDDING, by J. L. Krimmell
INTERIOR OF A SMITHY by Bass Otis
Hathorn Gallery, Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs, New York
THE GOOD INFLUENCE by Grant Wood
South Dakota Memorial Art Center
Brookings, South Dakota
DEEP COVE LOBSTERMAN by N. C. Wyeth
Ackland Memorial Art Center
University of North Carolina
Raleigh, N.C
Fort Lauderdale Museum
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Witte Memorial Museum
San Antonio, Texas
Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix, Arizona
Phillips Collection, Washington, D. C
11
ACQUISITIONS,1973
1973.1
1973.8
1973.17.1
QUEEN ESTHER SUES FOR HER OWN
LIFE AND THE LIVES OF HER SUBJECTS
by ChristianSchussele
GIRLS ON THE STOOP by Edith Neff
SEASCAPE by W. T. Richards
Acrylic on canvas
Gift of Friends of "Earth Art '73"
watercolor, 5 x 8%
Gift of Mr. & Mrs. H. Lea Hudson in memory of
Mr. & Mrs; George Farnam Brown
Watercolor on paper
Leo Asbell Fund Purchase
1973.11
SEATED GIRL READING by Hugh Newell
1973.17.2
1973.2
Watercolor on paper, 20 x 131/2 (sight)
Gilpin Fund Purchase, (900)
SEASCAPE by W. T. Richards
APPLE BLOSSOMS by j. Appleton Brown
Pastel on paper
Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Albert R. Miller
1973.3
DISCTEM by james Wines
Bronze, multiple edition of 100
Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Todd Makler
1973.4
SUMMER by john Moore
Acrylic on canvas
Gift of the Childe Hassam Fund, American
Academy of Arts and Letters
1973.5
THOMAS EAKINS by Leonard Baskin
Silver medal
Gift of Seymour Adelman
1973.12.
1-82
Collection of oil sketches, watercolors
and drawings by Charles L. Fussell.
82 items in all, plus one photograph.
Gift of Bertram L O'Neill (for the T. Carrick Jordan
Fund), the Women's Committee of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Mrs.
Edward B. Leisenring, Jr., and Henry S. McNeil.
1973.13
STILL LIFE by Charles L. Fussell
1973.14
THE SILVER HEEL by Frank B. A. Linton
1973.15
LANDSCAPE by Charles L. Fussell
watercolor, 14 x 23Vs
Gift of Mrs. Reland B. Westgate
1973.21
R. STURGIS INGERSOLL by Franklin
Watkins
1973.16
oil on canvas
Bequest of R. Sturgis Ingersoll
UNTITLED (Sculpture model) by Robin
Fredenthal
Plywood, painted
Academy Commission for Fredenthal Exhibition
1973.7.2
1973.9
PORTRAIT OF DR. SAMUEL MOORE
by Samuel F. Dubois
STUMICKOSUCKS (The Buffalo Bull's .
Back Fat) by james Havard
Oil on canvas
Gift of Miss Elinor Ewing Curwen and Mrs.
Alice Osborne McKeen
Acrylic on canvas
Gift of Mrs. Avery B. Clark (and others'll
Oil on canvas
1973.20
Oil on canvas
Gift of Helen Farr Sloan
Oil on canvas
Gift of Miss Elinor Ewing Curwen and Mrs.
Alice Osborne McKeen
Gift of Miss Elinor Ewing Curwen and Mrs.
Alice Osborne McKeen
watercolor, 191/2 x 231/2
Gift of Mrs. Charles Macauley
SELF PORTRAIT by John Sloan
1973.7.1
PORTRAIT OF AMY EWING
PATTERSON by Samuel F. Dubois
etchings by Daniel Garber
Gift of John Franklin Garber & Mrs. Tanis Page
1973.19
PORTRAIT OF WILLIAM RABORG
by Rembrandt Peale
1973.7.3
EXLIBRIS DANIEL AND MARY F. GARBER
HORSES
HARMONVI LLE
LANDSCAPE by Charles L. Fussell
1973.6
PORTRAIT OF MARY PATTERSON
MOORE by Samuel F. Dubois
1973.18.1
1973.18.2
1973.18.3
Oil on canvas
Gift of Mrs. Morris Fussell
Oil on canvass
Gift of Agnes Allen
Oil on canvas
Gift of Brig. Gen and Mrs. Edgar R. Owen
watercolor, 8J12 x 13%
Gift of Mr. & Mrs. H. Lea Hudson in memory of
Mr. & Mrs. George Farnam Brown
1973.10
CARCASS CAUCUS by janet Turner
Silk screen and lino-cut print
Gift of the Bodine F. Roll Prize of the Print Club
of Philadelphia
1973.22
1973.26.2
I THINK WE'RE ALONE NOW by
Tommy Dale Palmore
INTERIOR OF THE NORTH GALLERY,
PAFA by John Notman
acrylic on canvas
Gift of Gaye Cooper
ink and wash
Gift of Charles Coleman Sellers, .
1973.23.1-7
Archives
MEXICAN ROAD, crayon
TO BUY A FAT PIG, ink
FISH, ink
MERIDA CARRIAGE
TO MY HUNGARIAN ANCESTORS,
Photo of the Second PAFA Building
Gift of Charles Coleman Sellers
watercolor
HOTEL MONACO & GRAND CANAL,
ink & we
REALLY MARTHA!, inc & we
by Alfred Bendiner
Gift of Mrs. Alfred Bendiner
1973.24
DANCER by Bessie Potter Vonnoh
1973.28
PORTRAIT OF LUCKY by Franklin
Watkins
oil on canvas
Gift of Mrs. John Wintersteen
1973.29
HERON AND FISH by Albert Laessle
bronze
Gift of Mrs. Albert Laessle
1973.30.1-26
bronze
Gilpin Fund Purchase
WASHINGTON D.C. by Herbert
Pullinger
1973.25.1
1 lithograph
25 drawings in lithocrayon
CLEMENT B. NEWBOLD by Cecilia
Beaux
Gift of Martin P. Snyder
oil on canvas
Gift of Clement B. Newbold
1973.25.2
MRS. CLEMENT B. NEWBOLD by Cecilia
Beaux
oil on canvas
Gift of Clement B. Newbold
1973.25.3
THE BREAKFAST ROOM by Edmund
Tarbell
oil on canvas
Gift of Clement B. Newbold
1973~26.1
THE ARTIST'S WIFE by Frederick
Dielman
oil on panel (?)
Gift of Charles Coleman Sellern
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REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE WOMEN'S COMMITTEE
14
During 1973 our Committee commandeered three Art Safaris and launched a Fine Arts Costume Ball which
we hope will develop into an annual
affair after the restoration.
Our office is now comfortably located at Peale House. Also ten ladies
became new active members: Mmes.
Philip H. Behr, Wm. Delafield, T. L.
Emory Eysmans, W. Tucker Gresh,
Henry Harris, Louis Hill, Nelson Leidner, Stuart F. Louchheim, Martin Saunders, and Harleston Wood. We now
have eight associate members; among
them, Mrs. J. H. Ward Hinkson, to our
delight, a former President of the Committee, Mrs. Watkins became Mrs. Richard Hearkness, of Washington, D.C.
and remains an active member.
The opening of the Hobson Pittman
exhibit in January was a beautiful affair,
ably handled by Mrs. Grossman, Mrs.
Eysmans, and Mrs. Thomas. These three
members were in charge of refreshments and arrangements for all openings through the year, at Broad and
Cherry, and Peale House.
Mrs. Kaufmann, Mrs. Peck and Mrs.
Harleston Wood, Co-Chairmen of Students' Activities, planned and attended
the Opening Day Lunch in September
in the students' lounge at Peale House
as well as arranging with Mr. Lulias,
whose help we couldn't do without,
refreshments for six monthly Students'
Openings, from hoagies to a beer
party. The Committee is most appreciative of Mrs. Sinkler's kind offer to
finance the beer party, which the students particularly relished. They look
forward very much to these parties;
many have expressed gratitude to
members of our Commitee. At the
same time we enjoy having the chance
to see their work.
The three Art Safaris were extremely
popular. In fact quite a few applicants
had to be turned down because quotas
were filled with alacrity. The Washington, D.C. day was managed by
Mmes. Reath, Saunders, Harris, Gribbel, Leidner, and Townsend. It was
planned around the Impressionist Collection sent on loan from Russia to the
Nat'1. Gallery. A special slide-lecture
had been arranged for the PAFA group.
The Renwick, Dumbarton Oaks, and
rooms at the State Dept. were included
with lunch at Kennedy Center.
Mrs. Holleran ran the Princeton Safari during which it poured rain all day,
yet the art lovers were enthusiastic and
undaunted! They visited the Norton
Simon Collection at the Museum at
Princeton Univ., lunched at Chez Odette, followed by the Duke Gardens in
Somerville, N.J., which were beautiful,
and luckily, under glass!
The Texas Safari in October, 5 days,
was also a winner! Our Committee is
most grateful to Mrs. Greenfield and
Mrs. Reath, Mrs. Greenfield for her
outstanding ability, flair, verve and
"know- how" in putting together the
exciting, all-inclusive itinerary, and
Mrs. Reath for her efficient handling of
many details, her calm decisiveness,
and her composure in the face of
various complications which one
expects when conducting 80 people
through four major cities. Much credit
goes to Mrs. Friedman, our secretary,
for her many hours of work setting
everything up.
There were visits to nine museums
and 15 private collections in Houston,
San Antonio, Dallas and Ft. Worth. Our
large group, or should we call it a
crowd, were entranced, in fact quite
euphoric!
At Mrs. Greenfield's suggestion, Mr.
Louis Kahn was persuaded to be our
guest, so that we might present him
with a citation for his outstanding work
in architecture. He joined us at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fort-
son at Ft. Worth. Mrs. Fortson is the
daughter of Mr. Kimbell who commissioned Mr. Kahn to design the Kimbell Museum in Ft. Worth. Mr. Kaufmann , a PAFA Board member, and Mrs.
Greenfield presented Mr. Kahn with
the citation after dinner, and he was
offered the keys to the city of Ft. Worth
by the mayor. All of us were so gratified
to have had the opportunity to honor
Mr. Kahn in this way, especially now,
since the very sad event of his death.
The Board of Directors played a large
part in the financial success of the Fine
Arts Ball by kindly contributing individually, thereby underwriting the expenses. Mrs. Charles Mather, III was
Chairman of the party, and with the
help of Mmes. West, Thomas, Stevenson and Harris, gave everybody a splendid time. Mr. Goodyear took charge of
hanging all portraits which members of
the committee had copied for their
costumes for the evening, so there was
a minimum of floral decor. Mrs.
Mather personally, with her helpers,
arranged baskets of fruit for each table.
A grand march took place and prizes
were given to Mrs. Thomas for the
prettiest costume, the Jim Dallett family
for the best group, Mr. John Gribbel
the best resemblance to the portrait,
Mr. Goodyear and Mr. Ted Newbold
tied for the most original. Our Committee are unanimously in favor of another
costume party of some kind after the
Academy building has been restored.
In closing we wish to extend a warm
welcome to Mr. Richard Boyle, Director. We know that his devotion to PAFA
plus his scholarship will guide us well
during the productive years to come.
Contributions made to PAFA during
the year:
$5,000.00 towards a teaching fellowship
5,000.00 towards a new acquisition
4,000.00 to Centennial Fund towards
new students lounge
2,500.00 to the school towards new
lithograph press
1,217.24 lunch for students on
opening day in Sept., plus
parties for six students '
openings, & wine.
328.50 Peale Club garden
240.00 for student help Cresson
Day
2,825.00 help for needy students'
tuition, supplies, etc.
-,----$21,110.74
Mrs. James W. Cooke
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OFFICERS
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
JOHN GRIBBEL II
THEODORE T. NEWBOLD
(:::LEMENT B. NEWBOLD, JR.
RICHARD J. BOYLE
ROBERT STUBBS
HENRY HOTZ, JR.
RITA P. DAMIANO
President
Vice President
Treasurer
Secretary
Business Manager
and Assistant Treasurer
Administrator of the School
Comptroller
WALTER G. ARADER
BENJAMIN D. BERNSTEIN
DANIEL W. DIETRICH II
DAVID GWINN
H. LEA HUDSON
LOUIS I. KAHN*
ARTHUR C. KAUFMANN
JOHN H. KEELAN
MRS. EDWARD B. LEISENRING, JR.
CHARLES E. MATHER III
HENRY S. McNEIL
DONALD E. MEADS
JOHN W . MERRIAM
CLEMENT B. NEWBOLD, JR.
THEODORE T. NEWBOLD
BERTRAM L. O'NEILL
EDGAR P. RICHARDSON
ROBERT K. SCARBOROUGH
ORVEL SEBRING
MARTIN P. SNYDER
WILLIAM H. S. WELLS
MRS. JOHN WINTERSTEEN
GRAHAME WOOD
ANDREW WYETH
EX OFFICIO
JOHN GRIBBEL II, Chairman
MRS. JAMES W. COOKE
Chairman, Women's Committee
ROSWELL WEIDNER
Faculty Representative
HENRY S. McNEIL, Chairman
WALTER G. ARADER
BENJAMIN D. BERNSTEIN
MRS. JAMES W. COOKE
MRS. EDWARD B. LEISENRING, JR.
CHARLES E. MATHER III
BERTRAM L. O ' NEILL
MARTIN P. SNYDER
MRS. JOHN WINTERSTEEN
STANDING
COMMITTEES
COLLECTIONS AND
EXHIBITIONS
EX OFFICIO
JOHN GRIBBEL II
RICHARD J. BOYLE
*Deceased March 1974
FRANK H. GOODYEAR, JR.
EXECUTIVE
JOHN GRIBBEL II, Chairman
ARTHUR C. KAUFMANN
JOHN H. KEELAN
HENRY S. McNEIL
CLEMENT B. NEWBOLD, JR.
THEODORE T. NEWBOLD
EDGAR P. RICHARDSON
WILLIAM H. S. WELLS
EX OFFICIO
FINANCE
INSTRUCTION
RICHARD J. BOYLE
HENRY HOTZ, JR.
ROBERT STUBBS
CLEMENT B. NEWBOLD, JR.
GRAHAME WOOD
JOHN H. KEELAN
JOHN W. MERRIAM
C. NEWBOLD TAYLOR
EX OFFICIO
JOHN GRIBBEL II
ROBERT STUBBS
WILL BARNET, Chairman
BENJAMIN d . BERNSTEIN
MRS. JAMES W. COOKE
DANIEL W. DIETRICH II
H. LEA HUDSON
CHARLES E. MATHER II I
WILLIAM H. S. WELLS
ANDREW WYETH
EX OFFICIO
JOHN GRIBBEL II
HENRY HOTZ, JR.
SPECIAL
COMMITTEES
DEVELOPMENT
JOHN H. KEELAN, Chairman
WALTER G. ARADER
H. LEA HUDSON
ARTHUR C. KAUFMANN
FUTURE PLANN'ING
THEODORE T. NEWBOLD, Chairman
DANIEL W. DIETRICH II
LOUIS I. KAHN
JOHN H. KEELAN
HENRY S. McNEIL
WILLIAM H. S. WELLS
MEMBERSHIP
ORVEL SEBRING, Chairman
DAVID GWINN
H. LEA HUDSON
MRS. HARLESTON R. WOOD
(rep. Women's Com.)
NOMINATING
ARTHUR C. KAUFMANN, Chairman
MRS. BERTRAM D. COLEMAN
MRS. EDWARD B. LEISENRING, JR.
HENRY S. McNEIL
THEODORE T. NEWBOLD
ORVEL SEBRING
GRAHAME WOOD
PEALE CLUB
WILLIAM H. S. WELLS, Chairman
MRS. JAMES W . COOKE
DAVID GWINN
HENRY S. McNEIL
CLEMENT B. NEWBOLD, JR.
BERTRAM L. O'NEILL
GRAHAME WOOD
JOHN GRIBBEL II (ex officio)
ROBERT STUBBS (ex officio)
JOHN H. KEELAN, Chairman
MRS. EDWARD B. LEISENRING, JR.
CLEMENT B. NEWBOLD, JR.
EDGAR P. RICHARDSON
CENTENNIAL
EX OFFICIO
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JOHN GRIBBEL II
RICHARD J. BOYLE
FRANK H. GOODYEAR, JR.
HENRY HOTZ, JR.
ROBERT STUBBS
CORNERSTONE
THEODORE T. NEWBOLD, Chairman
BENJAMIN D. BERNSTEIN
MRS. EDWARD B. LEISENRING, JR.
EDGAR P. RICHARDSON
ADVISORY BOARD
MRS. BERTRAM D. COLEMAN
FRANCIS I. GOWEN
FRANK T. HOWARD
JAMES M. LARGE
C. EARLE MILLER
FREDERICK W. G. PECK
EVAN RANDOLPH
JAMES K. STONE
C. NEWBOLD TAYLOR
WOMEN'S COMMITTEE
MRS. JAMES W. COOKE, Presiden t
MRS. JOHN GRIER BARTOL
MRS. PHILIP H. BEBO
MRS. ALFRED BENDINER
MRS. NEWLIN F. DAVI S
MRS. WILLIAM F. DELAFIELD
MRS. T. L. EMORY EYSMANS
MRS. ROBERT O. FICKES
MRS. FRANCIS I. GOWEN
MRS. ALBERT M. GREENFIELD, JR .
MRS. W. PERRY GRESH
MR S. JOHN GRIBBEL, II
MRS. DAVIS J. GROSSMA N
MRS. RICHARD HARKNESS
MRS. HENRY F. HARRI S
MRS. LOUIS H. HILL
MRS. J. H. WARD HINKSON
MRS. ROMER HOLLERAN
MRS. H. LEA HUDSON
MRS. ARTHUR C. KAUFMANN
MRS. NELSON J. LEIDNER
MRS. HOWARD H. LEWIS
MRS. STUART F. LOUCHHEIM
MRS. CHARLES E. MATHER, III
MRS. C. EARLE MILLER
MRS. JOHN S. NEWBOLD
MRS. THEODORE T. NEWBOLD
MRS. W. GRESHAM O 'MALLEY
MRS. FREDERICK W. G. PECK
MRS. ROBERT W. PREUCEL
MRS. EVAN RANDOLPH
MRS. GEORGE REATH
MISS ANNE ROWLAND
MRS, H. MARTIN SAUNDERS
MRS. HERBERT F. SCHIFFER
MRS. SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY, III
MRS. JAMES M. R. SINKLER
MRS. C. RANDOLPH SNOWDEN
MRS. JAMES H. STEVENSON, III
MRS. BOUDINOT STIMSON
MRS. E. ROBERT THOMAS
MRS. CASPAR W. B. TOWNSEND
MRS. HARRY F. WEST, JR.
MRS. WALTER H. WEST, JR.
MRS. HARLESTON R. WOOD
MRS. WILLIAM P. WOOD ·
MRS. ARTHUR M. YOUNG
STAFF
RICHARD J. BOYLE
Director and Secretary
HENRY HOll, JR.
Administrator of the School
FRANK GOODYEAR
Curator
ROBERT STUBBS
Business Manager
JOSEPH S. MAC LAUGHLIN III
Director of Development & Public Relations
CHRISTINE HUBER
Registrar
ELIZABETH BAILEY
Assistant Registrar
JOSEPH AMAROTICO
Conservator
RITA P. DAMIANO
Comptroller
ETHEL V. ASHTON
Librarian
KATHY ZICKLER
Manager, Museum Shop
BETTY FERMAN IS
Membership Secretary
CARMEN INTELLINO
Building Superintendent
JAMES LULIAS
Peale House Superintendent
LOUISE B. SCHUTZ
Assistant to Director
CONSTANCE A. TAYLOR
Registrar of the School
MARCELA DE KEYSER
Assistant to Curator
MARIAN E. LAZAR
Assistant to Business Manager
CHARLES SHELLENBERGER
Development Associate
MILDRED LAVIN
Development Secretary
SUSAN LEIDY
Assistant to Registrar
JUDY GENNARO
Assistant to Comptroller
LINDA FIGANIAK
Receptionist
PATRICIA E. BRYNE
BARBARA K. TATE
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, Assistant to School Administrator
Manager, School Store
CONSOLJDATED .TREASURER'S REPORT,
SEPTEMBER 1, 1972 TO AUGUST 31, 1973
INCOME
ADMINISTRATION
32,094.41
MUSEUM & EXHIBITIONS
29,026.92
SCHOOL
419,726.43
TRUST FUNDS
195,468.09
MEMBERSHIPS & DUES
180,590.00
CONTRIBUTIONS-UNRESTRICTED
11,416.72
STATE GRANT
3,750.00
TOTAL
EXPENSE
872,072.57
ADMINISTRATION
351,077.01
MUSEUM & EXHIBITIONS
221,766.33
SCHOOL
367,036.04
PEALE CLUB SURPLUS
(7,495.76)
TOTAL
NET OPERATING DEFICIT
932,383.62
(60,311.05)
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CONTRIBUTORS DURING CALENDAR YEAR 1973
$100 or less
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Henry H. Allman
The Aresty Foundation
Margaret H. Balis
Joseph S. Bennett 3rd
Mr.-& Mrs. Philip E. Berman
Edward Bernstein
Mr. & Mrs. Morris Blackburn
Mrs. Etienne Boegner
Mrs. David Borton
Dr. & Mrs. Irving F. Burton
The Chace Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. John S. Chapma n
Cheltenham Art Center Ladies
Mrs. Bertram D. Coleman
Community Gallery of Lancaster
Caswell Cooke
Anna Sellers Cox
Mrs . J. A. Deane
Arthur DeCosta
Mary M. Douty
Mrs. Arthur V. Egendorf
Helen E. Farmer
Christopher & Michael Gibson
Mabel Gill
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Grant, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Groff
David Gwinn
Mrs. Allen Harris
Haverford Twp. Historical Society
Howard G. Henry
Mr. & Mrs. J. Norman Henry, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. C. Jared Ingersoll
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Ingersoll
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin J. Ivers
Mrs. Milton A. Kamsler
Mr. & Mrs. Alan B. Kirschbaum
Dr. Irving Levitt
Mrs. Edmond E. Lincoln
William W. Micheel
Henry Allen Moe
Dr. MatthewT. Moore
F. Stanton Moyer
Clement B. Newbold, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Mortimer Newlin
Richard W~ Newton
J. Liddon Pennock, Jr.
Bernard- Perlman
Philadelphia Art Alliance
Mr. & Mrs. George H. Phillips
John o. Platt, Jr.
M. P. Potamkin
Maude E. Raby
Francis Lewis Randolph
Mr. & Mrs. Montgomery H. Robbins
Mrs. G. Frederick Roll
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Scott
J. Franklin Shores
Mrs. E. B. T. Sklar
Walter E. Stait
Martha Zeit Stanton
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Treadway, Jr.
University of Delaware
Mrs. W. Leicester Van Leer
Walter H. West, Jr.
Mrs. Thomas R. White
Dr. & Mrs. N.W. Winkelman,Jr.
Francis E. & Elias Wolf Fund
Paul A. Wolkin
Mrs. William Wolgin
Dr. Michael l. Wolkowicz
Mrs. Hollis Wolstenho lme
Grahame Wood
Mrs . Harleston R. Wood
Mrs. Joseph Wood
Mrs. William P. Wood
Mrs. Charles H. Woodward
Mrs. George Woodward, Jr.
Miss Allegra Woodworth
Mrs. Naomi Woote n
Mrs. J. Harrison Worrall
William P. Worth
Curtis Wright
Mrs. George I. Wright
Mrs. Minturn Wright
Mrs. Samuel R. Wurtman
Mrs. M. L. Wurzel
Arthur John Wyville
Dr. Myron Yanoff
Mrs. D. Robert Yarnall
D. Robert Yarnall, Jr.
Dr. J. B. Yasinow
Farrel Yesner
Harold L. Yoh
Mrs. John R. Young
Mrs. Robert A. Young
C. Clark Zantzinger, Jr.
William W. Zanzinger, Jr.
Dr. Leonard E. Zbikowski
Saul J. Zeid
Mrs. Elizabeth Greenfield Zeidman
Dr. Joseph H. Zeigerman
Vincent J. Ziccardi
Robert H. Zimmerman
Mrs. Albert Zimmermann
William Zimmermann
Herman Zinberg
Bernard Zitin
Mrs. David B. Zoob
Earl S. Zorn
Dr. Sidney Zubrow
Sol E. Zubrow
Albert Zuckerman
Harold Zuecca
Bertram W. Zumeta
Dr. Israel Zwerling
$1000 or less
Katherine Adams
Lorraine & Benjamin Alexander
Allstate Foundation
Mrs. John E. Bandy II
Mrs. James H. Beal
Richard K. Bennett
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred E. Bissell
Bradford Foundation
Mrs . Clarence C. Brinton
Mrs. Avery B. Clark
Consolidated/Drake Press
David Advertising Services
Mrs. Edward M. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Rodolphe de Schauensee
William Dino
Mr. & Mrs. Rowland Evans
Louis S. Fine
Henry C. Gibson, Sr.
Frank H. Goodyear
Robert C. Graham
John Gribbel II
George C. Griffin
Mr. & Mrs. David Grossman
Hallowell Foundation
Haney Foundation
Nancy G. Harris
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Hauslohner
Houghton-Carpenter Foundation
Frank T. Howard
Independence Foundation
Junior League of Philadelphia
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Large
Mrs. Edward B. Leisenring, Jr.
Margaret W. Levy
Mrs. Edward S. Lower
Mr. & Mrs. Sam McKeel
Henry S. McNeil
Mrs. Herbert C. Morris
Dr. Henry A. Murray
Clement B. Newbold
Miss Ethel Pew
Quaker Storage Company
Sidney R. Rosenau Foundation
Mrs. John C. Russell
Mrs. Mildred J. Stamos
The Stebbins Fund, Inc.
George Thomas
Ware Foundation
Mrs. Franklin C. Watkins
Mr. & Mrs. Ben Wolf
William Wolgin, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. Harleston R. Wood
$5000 or less
Mr. & Mrs. James Biddle
A. J. & A. W. Cameron Memorial Fund
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation
The Fidelity Bank
Franklin Mint
Mr. & Mrs. Howard N. Garfinkle
J. Maurice Gray
Mr. & Mrs. Charles C. Holt III
Mr. & Mrs. H. Lea Hudson
Anna Warren Ingersoll
Mrs. Edward S. Lower
Mr. & Mrs. C. Earle Miller
Mr. & Mrs . R. Stewart Rauch, Jr .
Mrs. John Sloan
Joseph Specker
John Frederick Steinman Foundation
Marion Boulton Stroud
Over $5000
Robert Ehrman Estate
Mrs. T. Carrick Jordan
Isaac Naeye Estate
P.A.F.A. Women's Committee
Hobson Pittman Estate
Mrs. John Wintersteen
Total Contributions $233,180.23
MAJOR BENEFACTOR
Mrs. T. Carrick Jordan
BENEFACTORS
John Aronian
Mrs. James H. Beal
J. Maurice Gray
Miss Anna Warren Ingersoll
Henry S. McNeil
John W. Merriam
Mrs. John W. Merriam
Mrs. Herbert C. Morris
Bertram Lippincott O'Neill
Mrs. Bertram Lippincott O'Neill
Dr. Edgar P. Richardson
Mrs. Samuel P. Rotan
Mrs. John Wintersteen
PATRONS
Malvin Albright
Walter H. Annenberg
Mrs. Lambert Cadwalader
Cummins Catherwood
Mrs. Charles C. G. Chaplin
Miss Fanny Travis Cochran
John T. Dorrance, Jr.
David Gwinn
Henry R. Hallowell
Mrs. Henry R. Hallowell
J. Welles Henderson, Jr.
Mrs. M. Dunham Higgins
H. Lea Hudson
Mrs. Elizabeth R. Kayan
Henry B. Keep
B. D. Lathrop
James P. Magill
C. Earle Miller
Mrs. C. Earle Miller
Mrs. James M. R. Sinkler
Joseph Specker
John Stewart
James K. ·Stone
Mrs. James K. Stone
C. Newbold Taylor
Miss Miriam M. H. Thrall
Mrs. William Coxe Wright
FELLOWS
Miss Katharine Adams
Benjamin Alexander, Jr.
Ms . Lorraine Alexander
Mrs . Donald Alexander
Mrs. Edward R. Anshutz
Mrs. Thomas N. Armstrong, Jr.
C. Wanton Balis, Jr.
Mrs. John E. Bandy, II
John Grier Bartol
Mrs. John Grier Bartol
Walter J. Beadle
Richard K. Bennett
Philip Berman
Benjamin D. Bernstein
Stanley Bernstein
James Biddle
Frank G. Binswanger
Alfred E. Bissell
Mrs. Alfred E. Bissell
Dr. William S. Blakemore
Mrs. Curtis Bok
Mrs. Francis Boyer
Dr. Luther W. Brady, Jr.
E. C. Brewster
Henry W. Breyer, Jr.
Mrs. Henry W. Breyer, Jr.
Mrs. Clarence C. Brinton
Richard P. Brown, Jr.
Mrs. Joseph Butler
Mrs. Mary Lee Carleton
Edmund N. Carpenter, 2nd
William F. Carr
Mrs. C. A. B. Churchman
Mrs. Avery B. Clark
Dr. Gerald R. Clark
Sylvan M. Cohen
Mrs. Bertram D. Coleman
Mrs. G. Dawson Coleman
H. C. Coleman, Jr.
Mrs. Rodolphe M. de Schauensee
H. Richard Dietrich, Jr.
William Dino
Mrs. William D. Disston
Donald D. Dodge
Mrs . Donald D. Dodge
Mrs. Thomas E. Drake
Mrs. Charles H. Drummond
Malcolm C. Eisenberg
Mrs. Malcolm C. Eisenberg
Mrs. Robert English
Miss Helen Evans
Mrs. Rowland Evans
Eugene Feldman
Miss Beatrice Fenton
Mrs. James Fentress
Lawrence A. Fleischman
Howard N. Garfinkle
Henry C. Gibson, Sr.
Mrs. Allen S. Gordon
Mrs. Wm. D. Gordon
Mrs. Charles B. Grace
C. A. Grasselli, II
Mrs. Robert McCay Green
John Gribbel, 2nd
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George G. Griffin
Gerald G. Griffin
David J. Grossman
Mrs. David J. Grossman
David Hafler
Mrs. Richard Harkness
Henry F. Harris
Mrs. J. Andrews Harris, IV
Robert A. Hauslohner
Mrs. Robert A. Hauslohner
Mrs. J. Welles Henderson, Jr.
Mrs . Patricia Weymouth Hobbs
F. J. Holleran
Romer Holleran
Mrs. Charles C. Holt, III
Mrs. Edgar B. Howard
Frank T. Howard
Mrs. Frank T. Howard
Mrs. Henry Lea Hudson
Mrs. Stewart Huston
Miss Margaret Mason James
Mrs. Robert Jeffress
Arthur C. Kaufmann
Mrs. Arthur C. Kaufmann
Mrs. A. Atwater Kent, Jr.
Philip Klein
James M. Large
Mrs. Edward B. Leisenring, Jr.
Mrs. William J. Levitt, jr.
Fred Lieberman
Mrs. Thomas H. Lineaweaver
Mrs. H. Gates Lloyd
Rrchard D. Lombard
Walter C. Longstreth
Mrs. Edward S. Lower
Mrs. A. Basil Lyons
John W. McCoy, 2nd
Robert Mclean
Robert L. McNeil, Jr.
Fredric R. Mann
Miss Marjorie Martinet
Sidney S. Mickelson
Mrs. Samuel Wright Mifflin
Dr. Matthew T. Moore
Mrs . William H. Murdoch, Jr.
Dr. Henry A. Murray
Mrs. F. Alex Nason .
Harry R. Neilson, Jr.
Miss Mary Church Parker
Frederick W. G. Peck
Mrs. Howard Phipps, Jr.
Albin Polasek
M. P. Potamkin
Pierre M. Quilleret
Evan Randolph
Mrs. Evan Randolph
Mrs. R. Stewart Rauch, Jr.
George Brooke Roberts
Mrs. George Brooke Roberts .
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, 3rd
Gerald C. Romig
Mrs. Mathilde Rosenfeld
Adolph G. Rosengarten, Jr.
Lessing J. Rosenwald
Mrs. John C. Russell
Mrs. Lee C. Schlesinger
Joseph M. Segal
Leonard Shaffer
Mrs. Wharton Sinkler
Mrs. John Sloan
E. Newbold Smith
Mrs. Lawrence M. C. Smith
Lawrence M. C. Smith
Richard D. Speiser
Mrs. Richard D. Speiser
Mrs. John F. Steinman
Thomas P. Stovell
Mrs. George Strawbridge
Mrs. Leon C. Sunstein, Jr.
Mrs. C. Newbold Taylor
Miss Eleanor L. Tingley
John J. Tosta
Mrs. Caspar W. B. Townsend
Robert D. van Roijen, Jr.
T. F. Dixon Wainwright
William S. Wassell
Mrs. Henry M. Watts, Jr.
Harry F. West, Sr.
Harry F. West, Jr.
William White
William P. Wood
Mrs. Sydney L. Wright
Arthur M. Young
Mrs . Arthur M. Young
Carl Zigrosser
MEMBERS 'OF THE ACADEMY AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1973
Mrs . Alex Abel
John F. Abel
Mrs. Hans A. Abraham
Mrs . David Abrams
Mrs. Stanley L. Abrams
Maurice D. Abuhove
Mrs. Francis T. Adams, Jr.
Miss Margaret Adams
Ray D. Adams, Jr.
Mrs. L. Talbot Adamson
J. Bruce Addington
Se ymour Adelman
William T. Adis
Mrs. -Alfred A. Adler
Dr. Francis Heed Adler
Mrs. Morton Adler
Ralph D. Affleck
Dr. Yvonne Agazarian
James R. Albany
S. Stanley Alderfer
Mrs. A. A. Alexander
Dr. J. Deaver Alexander
Mrs. J. Forsyth Alexander
Mrs. Constantin G. Alio
Dr. Orhan H. Alisbah
Miss Agnes Allen
Mrs. George Allen
Langdon C. Allen
Jules B. Altman
Daniel Paul Alva
Mrs. Gustave G. Amsterdam
Paul R. Anapol
Carl H. Anderson
Courtney O. Anderson
Mrs. Decima M. Anderson
Mrs. Wm . Disston Anderson
Mrs. Edna Andrade
Earle R. Andrews
Walter L. Angle, Jr.
Mrs. Whiting Anthony
Miss Gretchen Anton-Smith
Mrs . Irwin Apfel
Martin L. Apfelbaum
H. F. Appelstein
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