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Art Teachers Association of the High Schools of New York City

Dates: February 8, 1941 through March 9, 1941
Organizing Department: Education Division

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February 7, 1941: Over a hundred examples of the work of members of the Art Teachers Association of the High Schools of New York City will form this organization’s Second Annual Exhibition. It will open to the public at the Brooklyn Museum on Friday, February 7, and extend through March 9.

Some fifty artists will be represented in this showing of works done in oil, tempera, water color, gouache, crayon, etching, lithograph and pencil. The work ranges in scope from the very conservative and academic to the most modern conceptions.

Membership in the Association is drawn from the art teaching staffs of the Junior and Senior academic and vocational high schools of the city. The organization publishes an annual called “The Artist-Teacher,” a professional publication. It also conducts courses in art which are visited by outstanding men in several art fields

The artists who will be included in the exhibition are:

TEMPERA, GOUACHE AND WATER COLORS
Minna Behr
Netta M. Burton
Hy Cohen
Viola M. Cox
Alex Dollin
Vincent Di Prima
MarshaIl B. Drew
Irving Edelman
Philip Frankle
Joseph L. Grosse
Siegfried Gutterman
Louise Henigan
C. M. Henriques
Mart Jennings
Helen C. Jackoff
Marjorie. B. Luhrs
Edith G. Mannis
Maxwell Mandell
Dorothy McEntee
Helene O’Shaugnessy
Eugenia Redka
Doris H. Dedman
Elizabeth Rothstein
Clemence M. Sordillo
Gloria Steckler
David Stewart
Edward W. Sussman
Walter L. White
Charles F. Beck
Hermine K. Bernstein
Lester Brill

OIL PAINTINGS
Annette I. Dietz
Marshall B. Drew
Irving Edelman
Leon Friend
Herman Getter
Max Greenberg
Siegfried Gutterman
J. S. Heckler
C. M. Henriques
Ella F. Jackson
Mart Jennings
Dorothy E. Kaplan
William F. Kirk
Henry B. Knowles
Eva Krugman
Edith G. Mannis
L. Dorothy Monohan
Michael Ross
Emery Schmidt
Ruth C. Schutz
Nathaniel Schwarzburg
Gloria Steckler
Jesse Stern
David Stewart
Olive Stickelman
Dorothy Thornton
Edwin H. Vander Noot
Lillian Weiss
Walter L. White

PASTELS, PRINTS AND DRAWINGS
Ruth Avseev
Charles F. Beck
Richard Berger
Helen C. Jackoff
Marjorie Luhrs
Edith G. Mannis
Michael Ross

Brooklyn Museum Archives. Records of the Department of Public Information. Press releases, 1939 - 1941. 01-03/1941, 033. View Original

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Education Division

The Brooklyn Museum's Education Division, which organizes classes and educational programs for children and adults, had its roots in the educational work of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences in the 1890s. Shows of work by students and exhibitions of special interest to students have always been part of the Museum's educational activities.

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Exhibitions: Art Teachers Association of the High Schools of New York City

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