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Brooklyn Society of Artists: Annual Exhibition [27th]

Dates: January 22, 1943 through February 7, 1943

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January 15, 1943: Friday, January 22, the Brooklyn Museum will open to the public the 27th Annual Exhibition of The Brooklyn Society of Artists, open to all artists living or teaching in Brooklyn. This public opening will follow a private view the preceding afternoon for Museum Members, the exhibitors and their guests. The exhibition will be installed in the Special Exhibitions Gallery, where it will remain on view through Sunday, February 7.

In keeping with its established precedent for its annual exhibition of works by Brooklyn artists, the Museum has invited the artists to submit works for selection by a jury. This year the Jury of Selection is composed of Herbert B. Tschudy, Gordon W. Colton, George Elmer Browne, Jeno Juszko and John I. H. Baur. The work submitted is limited to oil, water color, sculpture, and black and white.

All exhibitors are eligible for the prizes which have been offered by The Brooklyn Society of Artists. The prizes for oil and sculpture are one hundred dollar War Bonds; for water color, a fifty dollar War Bond; and for black and white, ten dollars in War Stamps. The Jury of Awards will be made up of George Elmer Browne, Jeno Juszko and John I. H. Baur. Announcement of the prize winners will be made January 22.

(Note: Press preview Tuesday, Jan. 19, 1 to 5 p.m; Wednesday, Jan. 20, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Announcement of prize winners will be mailed to the press p.m. of January 18)

Brooklyn Museum Archives. Records of the Department of Public Information. Press releases, 1942 - 1946. 01-03/1943, 005. View Original
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January 22, 1943: To-day, (Friday, January 22) the Brooklyn Museum opens to the public the 27th Annual Exhibition of The Brooklyn Society of Artists, open to all artists living or teaching in Brooklyn. This opening follows a private view yesterday afternoon for Museum members, the exhibitors and their guests. The exhibit is installed in the Special Exhibitions Gallery and will be current through Sunday, February 7.

The works exhibited were selected, from those submitted, by a Jury composed of Herbert B. Tschudy, Gordon W. Colton, George Elmer Browne, Jeno Juszko and John I. H. Baur. There are installed 106 oils, 75 water colors, 30 black and whites, and 22 pieces of sculpture.

The Jury of Awards, consisting of George Elmer Browne, Jeno Juszko and John I. H. Baur, have awarded the following prizes, which were offered by The Brooklyn Society of Artists and for which all exhibitors were eligible.

Oil, first prize of a one hundred dollar War Bond, to Ferdinand E. Warren for “Interlude.”

Oil, second prize of a fifty dollar War Bond, to Lena Gurr for “Up the Hill.”

Oil, honorable mention, to Charles B. Wilson for “Oklahoma Powwow.”

Water color, first prize of a fifty dollar War Bond, to Shomer Zunser for “Wood and Wire.”

Water color, second prize of a twenty-five dollar War Bond, to John Peterson for “59th Street Ferry.”

Water color, honorable mention, to Vesta D. Morehouse for “Winter Skyline.”

Black and white, first prize of ten dollars in War Stamps, to Charles B. Wilson for “End Men.”

Black and white, second prize of five dollars in War Stamps, to Susanne Suba for “Cow.”

Black and white, honorable mention, to Samuel Kamen for “Still Life.”

The prizes offered for sculpture was withheld by vote of the Jury of Awards.

(Photographs of prize winners and honorable mentions available to the Press on request.)

Brooklyn Museum Archives. Records of the Department of Public Information. Press releases, 1942 - 1946. 01-03/1943, 008-9. View Original 1 . View Original 2
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January 22, 1943: KEY TO LOCATIONS
ENTRANCE HALL … 1 to 35
FOYER … 36 to 72
MAIN GALLERY … 73 to 189
END GALLERY … 190 to 219

NOTE
As all exhibits are fully labeled, no titles are given in the catalogue. Works are numbered consecutively in each gallery, starting at the right and following around the room.

Abels, Jean … 114
Aenlle, Rolland … 94
Anderson, James … 174
Andre, Georgia Frances … 134
Arenal, Luis … 86
Baizerman, A. R. … 143, 217
Bartolini, Shelley … 98
Bates, Gladys … 31
Benson, Eda … 160, 215
Biel, Joseph … 135
Bindrum, John I. … 5
Blackman, Abraham … 55
Bush, Alfred … 146
Carlsson, Oscar T. … 58
Carpenter, Mary S. … 50
Carter, Henrietta … 204
Cleary, Fritz … 93, 167
Clinedinst, M. S. … 48, 197
Colton, Gordon … 36
Comito, Nicholas … 110
Conrow, Wilford S. … 130
Conzani, Anna … 61
Cosgrave, John O'Hara 2nd … 17
Csoka, Stephen … 83
Cuming, Fred … 182
Cunning, John … 136
d'Andrea, Albert P. … 196
Daniels, Harry … 127, 205
Dean, Gladys … 199
Detwiller, Frederick … 16, 78
Dungan, J. Vincent … 170
Edwards, Magdelene … 4
Ehrenreich, Emma … 180
Elliott, George … 14
Erythropel, Ilse … 72
Fellner, Frank T. … 34, 210
Fickert, Magaret … 104
Fitzpatrick, Grace … 29, 141
Frankle, Philip … 10
Friedlander, Isac … 208, 213
Friedman, Martin … 152
Gale, Gusta … 41
Geller, Andrew M. … 185, 192
Gervasi, Frank … 45, 159
Gluckman, Morris … 184
Goetze, Louise … 30
Golad, Frank … 8
Goldstone, Rosalie … 85
Golubov, Maurice … 148
Gurr, Lena … 108
Gutierrez, Jose … 25
Hare, Richard Clarke … 68
Harrison, Dorothy … 38
Hermann, Max … 140
Hicks, William … 92
Hintermeister, J. Henry … 106
Hintermeister, Henry, Jr. … 57
Hochstein, Anna … 71
Hoffman, Nathan … 100
Hoowij, Jan … 129
Howitt, Ben … 212
Hoyer, Frans … 183
James, John Wells … 131
Jones, Nell Choate … 52, 123
Kamen, Samuel … 69, 190
Katz-Gilbert, Regine … 188
Kellner, Mary … 70
Keyser, Minna … 97
Kimball, Isobel … 156
Kish, Maurice … 109
Klarr, Samuel … 173
Koch, Samuel … 89
Kozloff, Alexander … 128
Korotkin, Barney … 158
Kramer, Shirley … 27
Kreindler, Doris Barsky … 121, 214
Krevit, Rose … 195
Kropp, Hildegard … 173
Kruse, A. Z. … 206, 219
Kuilenburg, John van … 118
Lampasona, Marie … 2, 126
Latzke, Frances … 33
Laussucq, Henri … 23
Lheman, Irving … 92
Levin, Joseph … 122
Lewis, Cyril A. … 13, 168
Liberi, Pvt. Dante … 111
Liberi, Ugo … 107
Linton … 115
Litwak, Israel … 87
Lomoff, Joseph … 88
Lovell, Katherine … 39, 162
Lubin, Jack … 101
Ludins, Florence … 23
Lynch, John … 53
Mascoud, S. Nicolas … 171
Mangel, Bertrand Smoke … 119
Mark, Bendor … 117, 200
Marans, Moissaye … 103
Marmor, Beatrice … 26
Martell, G. … 60
Mast, Josephine … 22
Milne, Cyrus G. … 189
Milton, Pfc. George … 139
Mitnitzky, Herman … 66
Mohn, Sigvard M. … 175
Morehouse, Vesta D. … 42
Muller-Munk, Gertrude … 124
Nadal, Ferdinand M. … 6
Newfield, Sylvia V. … 149
Norbury, Louise H. … 37, 161
Offner, Dorothy … 84, 95
Opper, John … 15, 116
Orans, David … 32
Ordmann, Max D. … 164
Oren, Henri … 179
O'Shaughnessy, Helene … 3
Petersen, John … 54, 105
Piasetzky, I … 112
Pierce, Elizabeth … 178
Pohl, Augusta E. … 35
Potrop, Beatrice … 186, 198
Raiken, Leo … 96, 191
Ranson, Justine … 40
Ranson, Nancy … 76, 216
Reale, Frank … 166
Recca, George … 21
Reiner, Alice … 12
Rich, Grace Ellinwood … 132
Richmond, Agnes M. … 102
Robinson, Hazel A. … 46
Rogers, John … 19
Roland, Jay … 51
Rose, Herman … 181
Roseland, Harry … 176
Rosenson, Olga … 81, 194
Rosner, Sophie B. … 155
Rostad, Thorbjorg … 125
Rubitschung, Francois … 177
Russo, Frank … 63
Ryland, Robert K. … 47, 163
Sarney, Albert A. … 59
Saslow, Herbert … 193
Schneeman, Charles … 43
Schneider, Theophile … 99
Schneiderman, Hy … 77
Seidenberg, Janet … 165
Semiatin, Jacob … 1
Serra, Florence … 150
Shuff, Lily … 172
Snedeker, Virginia … 64
Sobel, Janet … 90
Spector, Ina … 147
Spencer, Leontine … 169
Stackel, Al … 218
Starkweather, William … 24, 79
Stevenson, Beulah … 120
Stone, Byron S. … 73
Suba, Miklos … 154
Suba, Susanne … 207, 211
Surre, Sandra … 56
Tatti, Ben … 44
Taylor, Kathryn M. … 187
Taylor, Ruth P. … 18, 203
Thon, William … 20, 142
Tilyou, Marie H. … 82
Tobias, Abraham … 62
Torjesen, William … 74
Touster, Irwin … 11
Tress, Col. H. Norman … 151
Tschudy, Herbert … 7, 201
Turnery, Winthrop … 67
Von Wicht, John … 209
Wahl, Bernhard O. … 138
Walter, Joseph … 157
Warren, Ferdinand E. … 75
Weill, Edmond … 113
Weiss, Lillian R. … 145
Willner, William … 49
Wilson, Charles E. … 84A, 202
Witters, Nell … 65, 135
Yomen, Ben … 153
Zaretsky, Shulamith … 80
Zunser, Miriam S. … 144
Zunser, Shomer … 9

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