President
LEOYENI
let Vice President
BAF3F3Y DE BAuN
2nd Vice President
FF3ANCIS MuF3F]Y
Trealsurer
lFIENEADE
Secretary
SUSANNE HUF3T
Counsel
MICHAEL J. HuGHES
Directors
LEONARD BENAFli
EDITH F]AE BFIOWN
JULIE CASTF3O
MAF]lO CASTF]O
TAD DEJEWSKI
CHAF3LES GEF3HAFIT
CAROL HANSALIK
KONF]AD F. HANSALIK
PAULINE LOF]ENTZ
HELENF3UDY
F3AYMOND SCHFtYVEF3
PAULINE STECHEF3
LUCILLE T. STILLMAN
Advisory Board
WILLIAM M. FITZPATF]lCK
LUCILLE C. HAMPTON
PHILIP ISENBEF]G
Pres.Emeritus
ANGELO JOHN GF]ADO
MICHAEL WEF]BOF
PURPOSES AND OBJECTIVES OF THE AMERICAN ARTISTS PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE
To advance the cause pf fine arts in AmerI'Ca, through the Promotion Of high Standards Of beauty,
integrity and craftsmanship ln painting, sculpture and the graphic arts.
To emphasize the importance of order and coherent communication as prime requisites of works of art
through exhibI'tiOnS and PubliCatiOnS'
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AMERICAN ARTISTS PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE
FOUNDED l928
67Ih
GRAND NATIONAL
November 7th through November I 7th
DAILY I:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M.
LEO YENI, Exhibition Chairman
JURY OF SELECTION
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF AAPL
JURY OF AWARDS
OILS a POLYMER
WATERMEDIA
Carlos Castano
Gary Erbe
Joan Heston
Michael Benedetto, A/fernate
Newell eiles
Joseph Occhipinti
Richard Ocks
Tod Dejewski, A/ternafe
I
PASTELS & GRAPHICS
SCULPTURE
Sydney H. Hermel
Dlan SIapo
Rae Smith
Carey Boone Nelson
Annette H. Hanna, A/ternate
Michael Stelzer, A/ternafe
Francis E. Murray
Greg Wyatt
MEMBERS OF THE JURY OF AWARDS ARE NOT IN COMPETITION
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AIINAIFgDS
NEWINGTON AWARD - BEST PAINTING IN SHOW - ANY MEDIUM
!
1
000
May be won once only in anythree year PeriOd!
DICK BLICK - SPECIAL AWARD - ANY MEDIUM
S 500
OIL a POLYMER AWARDS
AAPL Medal of Honor plus
The Grumbacher Gold Medallion Award & Cerfif'ICate for Merchandise
The A.E. Labutis Klue Award for Best Atmospheric Effect
8o ! !;o;
The John R. Grabach Memorial Award
The Claude Parson Memor'lal Award for Landscape
The Helen DeCozen Award for a Floral
*The C,A.A.S. John S, Dole Memor'laI Award
;o§o o5 o§o.I
The New Jersey Chapter Adward
The Helen G, Oehler Memorial Award
The R'lchard Noyes Award
*The C,A.A.S, Peter Matulavage Memor'lal Award
The D'lanne Rudy Memorial Award
i_he william E. Bdrfels Memorial Award for Tradit'lonal Marine
The Lelia Gard'ln Sawyer Memorial Award
The President's Award
The D'lrector's Award
The John SpiegeI Memor'lal Award
Honorable Mention
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WATERMEDIA AWARDS
si §s 338ioio:! o! oi:! !
GRAPHIC a PASTEL AWARDS
s s si3io 8o oio o8!
AAPL Medal of Hor)or plus
The Winsor & Ne\whon Award
The PhiI'lp lsenberg Award
The David Baumo_el Memor'lal Award
The Rose Yehi Memor'lal Award
The Helen G, Oehler Memor'lal Award
The Peter Matulavage Memorial Award
The President's Award
The Lelia Gardin Sawyer Memorial Award
The Maitland Award
The Claude Parson Memorial Award
Honorable Mention
AAPL Medal of Honor plus
The Paul Bransom Memor'Ial for Pastel
*Tha c.A.A.S. Frank C. Wright Memorial Award for Graphic
The Helen G. Oehler Meinorial Award
The Lelia Gard'ln Sawyer Memorial Award
The Pastel Society of Amer'lca Plaque
The Pres'ldent's Award (any medium)
The Claude Parson Memorial Award
Honorable Mention
SCULPTURE AWARDS
AAPL Medal of Honor plus
* The Council of Amer'IC-an Artist Societies Award
The Anna Hyatt Hunt'lngton Memorial Award
The Helen G. Oehler M_emor'lal Award
The CIaude Parson Memorial Award
The Leila Gard'ln Sawyer Memorial Award
The Arts Fest (Calvary Baptist Church)
The President's Award
The H.A, Fadhl'l, M.D. Award
Honorable Mention
"council of American Artist Societies Award
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LEO YENI
Venetian Back Yard
EDITH RAE BROWN
Caught in the Moment
D. BARRYJONES
Oriental Aura
BARRIE VAN OSDELL
Evening Glow
ELIZABETH TORAK
Tom Painting
Black Leather Overalls
BARBARA GOODSPEED
VAUGHN L. JACKSON
At The Creek
Retired BUT,Willing
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iREif
THOMAS TORAK
Cantaloupe
JUDITH VISCONTl-SUMIN
Venus Rising
"r
FRANK MASON
Girl in Straw Hat
GLORIA MALCOLM ARNOLD
ln The Valley
MURRAY KARN
From the Terrace
NANETTE FLUHR
Portrait of my Grandfather
AUDREY ROMANO
You Can See Forever
LILLY SZEtL
CIassicaI LegacI'eS
SuSANNE HURT
Still Life with FIowers and Fruits
CYNTHIA ECKSTROM
The Wool Press
"r
BEVERLIV A. FREDERICKS
Cheetah
JUNKO ONO ROTHWELL
Looking Over The Banister
RICHARD OCHS
A Taste of Maine
MIRIAM MARGOLIN
Pretty Lady
MARIAN FLAHAVIN
wlNIFRED OIDOUGHERTY
The Paris Gown
Clearing
ri
CARMINE GLIELMI
Serenade
BILLY MONTELLA, JR,
Two Skiffs (Wickford, R.I,)
I
WING.SHEK LEE
A Man with a Sun Glass
KONRAD HANSALIK
Shape, Form, Figure and Presence
PAT REAGAN
Deadly Artistry
FRANK SALERNO
Indoor Pool
MARC AUSTEN
PEGGY A. SOLINSKY
Le Maschere
Romero
PAUL PENCZNER
Germantown Bouquet
CHRIS PUGLIESE
Tristam
BARBARA ELLIS
DONALD HILDRETH
The Shy Calf
Golden State
BETSY M. KELLUM
The Green Apple
KAREN HOLT
MARY LOVING-DRISCOLL
Banjo Break
Endangered
SHIZUE SIMONITSCH
Eggs for Breakfast
AMY UNFRIED
The End ofa Long Day
C. BARBARA SMITH
JANICE BARAGWANATH
Apple Harvest
Beachcomber
J.D. TITZEL
Hidden Prey
JOAN B. TUMPSON-RIVLIN
Celynis & Alexis lI
BETTY BLEVINS
ELIZABETH BRANDON
Bending the Iron
GIen's Garden
TAMARA SEGGEBRuCH
Poppies
ELIZABETH WIDMAYER
Irish Tommy
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TINA CORDON
KAREN Z. ALCORN
Joan
Three Pears and Lace
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KERRY O'GORMAN
The Gentle Ones
JUNE E, BLACKSTOCK
Portrait of Geremy Raines
WARD MANN
RUTH FRIEDMAN
Cityscape
Lynmouth
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JERRY WINICK
Great Grandma
H.A. FADHLl, M'D.
The Proud Breed
lRENE ADE
Pail of FIowers
LORYN BRAZIER
Waiting for Summer
KAWETAINWf3AIM A
Maine
DORA HAGGE
Luchsinger'S Fruit Room
JACK ROSENHAFT
VICTOR MARTINEZ
Main Street, Chatham
Colca Man
KIM SHAKLEE
Lucinda
THYRZA WHIITEMORE
Still Life with Onions
SANDRA BIERMAN
The Old, The Ugly and The Beautiful
FRANK GIOVINAZZO
Adriatic Canal
JAYNE M. JENNINGS
Wild Berries
ONGAV A:H
One Second To Live
ROBERT BRAuN
DARRELL DAVIS
Portrait of Mary
Bounding Kangaroo
JAN JOHANSEN
Lunch atthe MET
ANN J. MASSEY
Henri Berenger
PEGGY DRESSEL
Susan
ROBERT THERIEN
cdladiums lv
CHRIS KRUPINSKI
Three Oranges
GRIGORY GuREVICH
BONNIE VON DuYKE
Young Artist
VI'ntage Rocker
PAM INGALLS-COX
Reading in the Sun
MARJORI W. STOLL
Catching Ain't Everything
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JULIA DEL NAGRO-OEHMKE
SHERYL LEVINE
Blue Blockers
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OILS AND POLYMER PAINTINGS
No
Ahist
T'ltle
l
mEN.E ADE
Pail of Flowers #1
2
3
BILL L. ANGF3ESANO
Charlottels Gaze
GLORIA M. AF]NOLD
ln the Valley
4
LYNN N. AYLSWOF]TH
MICHAEL BENEDETTO
Four Peaches
A Corner of the Restaurant
The Old, The Ugly and The Beautiful
5
6
SANDF]A BIEF]MAN
8
JUNE E. BLACKSTOCK
ELIZABETH BFtANDON
9
FtOBEF]T BFIAUN
10
LOFIYN BFtAZIEF]
ll
EDWIN BFIOUSSAF]D
12
F]lCHAF]D L. CAPELL
7
14
BETH A. CAFIVEF]
MAF]lO CASTF]O
15
DEBOF]AH CHAPIN
13
Portrait of Jeremy F=aines
Glenls Garden
Portrait of Mary
Waiting for Summer
N. Carolina Cove
The Corner FlorI'St
Time and Tide
Dad's Legacy
Marl'e Basse
16
JOHN COLLINS
Pennaquid Point Light
17
BEF3NAFID COF]EY
December Day
18
PAM INGALLS-COX
KAFtOLY DAF]OCZI
HELEN DAVID
HAFtOLD DAVIS, JR.
LOUIS DE DONATO
FF]ANCESCA C. DE TOFFOL
NICOLE DUET
CYNTHIA ECKSTROM
F]eading in the Sun
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
BAF|BAF]A ELLIS
ALICE C. FEF|GUSON
NANETTE FLUHF]
JEANNE FULTON
MICHAEL GALLAFIDA
FF]ANK GIOVINAZZO
NED GLATTAUEFI
Price
S1600
800
4200
4000
NFS
3200
NFS
8000
NFS
2500
2400
1 500
2500
NFS
NFS
1 200
NFS
Jugs
onions & Brass
2500
3800
600
Snow Flurries
Tree Tops on Bromley Mountain
2000
AIlie
Horse, Artichoke & Egg
The Wool Press
The Shy Calf
NFS
NFS
475
3000
NFS
lmari Bowl
1 2OO
Portrait of my Grandfather
NFS
1 200
1 600
Hennerls "Alsatian Girl With Fruit"
F]ed Pears
Adriatic Canal
Vanity
CAF=MINE GLIELMI
Serenade
BAFIBAFIA GOODSPEED
FIUSSELL W. GOF]DON
At the Creek
Musselbound
Shape, Form, FI'gure and Presence
36
KONFIAD HANSALIK
37
38
MAFtLIES HEF]GET
Iris
DONALD M. HILDFIETH
39
40
KAREN HOLT
SUSANNE HUFtT
Golden State
Banjo Break
StI'II Ll'fe
iiHiE
OILS AND POLYMER PAINTINGS
Ah'lst
Title
HELEN N. JACOBS
JAYNE M. JENNINGS
A. HALE JOHNSON
D. BAF|FIY JONES
Monhegan Surf
D. KEF]STING
A:mry
The F]ed KI'mOnO No. 1
SETSUKO LAZAFIE
WING SHEK LEE
Jazz Dancers
FtlCHAFtD LINCOLN
PAULINE LOF]ENTZ
JOHN LOUGHLIN
WILLIAM J. MALONEY
WARD MANN
FFIANK MASON
JOSEPH MENDEZ
A Man With aSun Glass
The Brown Jug
Painters
Home Port
Spring Snow
Copley Square ln Winter
Lynmouth
Girl in Straw Hat
Incoming Tide
DEAN MITCHELL
Babe
New Orleans French Quarter
BILLY MONTELLA) JFt.
Two Skiffs (Wickford, F1.I.)
AF]THUFI K. MILLEF]
/
Position Three
Orl'ental Aura
GEF3ALD LAZAF]E
LINDA LILLING
:#;o.
Wild Berries
Price
S1800
1 000
8500
5000
NFS
3000
4000
2000
700
2800
900
3200
1 800
7000
1 5,000
4000
8500
NFS
NFS
DOUGLAS MOF]GAN
Cozy Corner
llOO
MAF]K NOF]SETH
Southern Gl'rI, North Light
ANTHONY ODOM
Ll'ttle Tony
4200
2000
2200
JULIA DEL NAGFRO-OEHMKE
Blue Blockers
KEF]FIY O'GOF]MAN
The Gentle Ones
JILL OLIVITO
F]I'VerS Run
PAUL PENCZNEF]
Germantown Bouquet
Chinese Lanterns with Fan
Spanish Wells Street Scene
Tristam
Bass F]ocks Surf
CHFIISTOPHEF] PIEF]CE
MOF|GAN S. PFIICE
CHFIIS PUGLIESE
MAFILENE E. PUTNAM
NANCY FtEILLY
SEFIGIO FIOFFO
AUDF]EY F]OMANO
JACK F]OSENHAFT
HELEN F]UDY
JOSEPH E. FIUSSO
Marilyn Johnson
The Master Carver (Joe Lincoln Decoy)
You Can See Forever
Main Street] Chatham
Engll'sh Tea
Beckerls Barns] Summer
1500
1 250
3800
2800
2800
NFS
l500
2200
4000
2000
1500
NFS
l 200
FFtANK SALEF3NO
Indoor Pool
5000
F]OBEFtT G. SEBASTIANO
Still Life with Grinder
1200
DINO SISTILLI
Port of Philadelphl'a
C. BAF]BARA SMITH
Apple Harvest
950
425
OILS AND POIVMER PAINTINGS
No
Arfist
Title
Price
81
KATHLEEN C. SMITS
PAULINE STECHEF]
Tuolumne Meadows
S950
LUCILLE T. STILLMAN
Jack
MAF]JOFII W. STOLL
Catching AI'n't Everything
Classical Legacl'es
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
LILLY SZELL
Antique Pitcher
KAYE TANIGAWA
ELIZABETH TOFIAK
THOMAS TOFtAK
BAF]F]lE VAN OSDELL
THYFIZA WHITTEMORE
ELIZABETH WIDMAYEFI
Mal'ne
Tom PaI'nting
NATALIE A. WILLIAMS
Summer Days in Vermont
THECKLA W. WILLIAMS
KFIISTIN L. WOODWAF]D
Autumn Jewels
Cantaloupe
Evening Glow
Stl'II LI'fe Wl'th Onions
Irish Tommy
UntI.I We Meet Again.
NFS
NFS
I 3200
NFS
l0,000
NFS
3500
I600
NFS
NFS
1600
1500
1 300
WATERMEDIA
Title
No.
Artist
95
96
MARGARET ALDERSON
MARC.AUSTEN
97
98
PHIL AUSTIN
Mt. Pedernal
Le Maschera
Deserted Beaver Pond, Colorado Rockies
RUTH BADERIAN
Sunflower Blue
99
JANICE BARAGWANATH
Beachcomber
loo
BETTY BLEVINS
Bend'lng the Iron
10l
MARGE CHAVOOSHIAN
Late Afternoon
lO2
BARRY DEBAUN
Dawn of Spr'lng
103
TAD DEJEWSKI
104
105
106
JOHNA. FERNIE
The Balt'lc Trader
East Coast Sh'lpp'lng
107
NANCY FORTUNATO
JOE FRASSEITA
WALTER FERRY
BILL M. FITZPATRICK
Number 4 Buoy #l
MadeI'lne
109
RUTH FRIEDMAN
110
CHARLES J. GERHART
Echoes from the Past
Crabs
Cityscape
Storm Over Chatham
lll
DORA HAGGE
VAUGHN L. JACKSON
JOAN JAMIESON
Luchsinger's Fru'It Room
Ret'lred But Wll'lng
Splash of Color
114
MURRAY KARN
115
CHRIS KRUPINSKI
From the Terrace
Three Oranges
116
MARK LAGUE
Montreal Bu'lld'lng Tops
108
112
113
117
LAURIE L. LAWTON
Rhododendron'S Open'lng
118
JI BEN LU
St. Mar'Ia Church
Swallow
119
DANIEL MARSULA
120
VICTOR MARTINEZ
12l
LALIT K. MASIH
l22
SUZANNE MC WHINNIE
Colca Man
New Harbor 2
Woman With Striped Scarf
123
HENRY C. MEIER
Old Iron
124
125
126
BOB MILNAZIK
Bus Stop
Eggs ln A Nest
JANET MILNAZIK
127
DONALD A. MOSHER
RICHARD OCHS
128
WINIFRED O'DOUGHERTY
129
130
CARL PODSZUS
JOEL POPADICS
131
RICHARD P. RESSEL
132
RAY SCHRWER
TAMARA SEGGEBRUCH
133
134
135
ROBERT STEEDMAN
ANITA STRAND
T'In Hav Fest'lval
A Taste of Ma'lne
Clearing
Regatta Day, Ven'lce
Red & Yellow Roses
Fairv'lew Avenue
Slow Day
Poppies
W'lnters Rest
Lost R'IVer
r9i[];5;5i[OIo;o;! ! i!:;o; ; ;o; :
sp9ii5l
WATERMED-IA
I
Artist
Title
CHARLES A. SWERTSEN
Pilot Boat- Up For Repairs
Caladiums lV
ROBERT THERIEN
NANCY GAUCHER-THOMAS
KoilI
J. D. TITZEL
Hidden Prey
Vintage Rocker
BONNIE VON DuYKE
SONJA WEIR
;£i o208;
LEO YENI
p2r:cofi;oo;
Belford, N.J'
Venetian Back Yard
23
SCULPTURES
I
Arf'lst
LEONARD BENARI
Blues Singer
DANIEL C. BROWN
EDITH R. BROWN
The Acrobats
Caught 'In the Moment
DANI
Reflect'lons
DARRELL DAVIS
H. A. FADHLl, M'D.
Bounding Kangaroo
The Proud Breed
BEVERLY A. FREDERICHS
Cheetah
KATHLEEN M, FRIEDENBERG
The Challenge
TINA CORDON
GRIGORY GuREVICH
GEORGE B. HANOVER
Joan
WILLIAM G. HANSON
Young Artist
Medium
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
HydrocaI
1 200
3850
8000
2000
NFS
1 200
Bronze
4500
3200
3900
SHERYL LEVINE
A
Mary Fields
GWEN MARCUS
Supplication
Plaster
Bronze
Bronze
MIRIAM MARGOLIN
MARILYN NEWMARK
Pretty Lady
Joie deVie
Deadly Ahistry
Caribou
Endangered
AMY UNFRIED
Lucinda
otterlly pointless
Angus
The End ofa Long Day
JUDITH VISCONTl-SUMIN
Venus R'ISing
PATI STAJCAR
LENA TORITCH
?3300
3500
5000
2300
Cherry Wood
JACQUELINE LORIEO
MARY F. LOVING-DRISCOLL
KIM SHAKLEE
Pr'lce
Out of Eden
Portrait of Patrick McGrath
Bonded Terra Gotta
PAT REAGAN
SARAH ROSE
I§!:::i;
Title
Terra Cotta
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
725
7140
1 800
5500
2700
1 400
950
1 200
1 600
6000
3000
PASTELS a GRAPHICS
Artist
Title
KAREN Z. ALCORN
PERRY ALLEY
Three Pears and Lace
Broadway Subway
MILTON R. BELLIN
Pope John, the XXIII
JANE BUTKOVSKY
Tim
MARY J, COSTELLO
RAINIE CRAWFORD
Apollo and Artemis
ln An Eastern Mood
CHRISTINA DEBARRY
PEGGY DRESSEL
MARIAN FLAHAVIN
Pink Peonies
Chinese Bowl
Tyrone
Susan
The Paris Gown
ANGELO JOHN GRADO
Friends
SANDRA J, HADLEY
A Man of Letters
SIDNEY H, HERMEL
Full Service Island
ROZ HOLLANDER
Red Peppers
ALICE BRYAN HONDRU
Black Leather Overalls
Lost Corridor
MARTHA DEHAVEN
DIANA DESANTIS
JUDITH B. HRANIOTIS
SlOOO
125
2000
NFS
l500
2000
3000
450
2500
1 500
NFS
NFS
NFS
1 000
1 200
NFS
500
JAN JOHANSEN
sALO'MON KADOCHE
Lunch atthe Met
12oo
New England Night `
2500
BETSY M. KELLUM
The Green Apple
HERMAN MARGULIES
Abandoned #56
ANN J. MASSEY
Henri Berenger
Steps To My Past
An Afternoon ln May
Looking Over the Banister
AAGOT MATSON
SANDY N. PERRINE
JUNKO O. ROTHWELL
CHOWJIAN SHENG
Deep Breakfast
With Greatest Care
SHIZUE SIMONITSCH
Eggs for Breakfast
PETER SELTZER
RAE SMITH
On Goldfish Pond Vll
PEGGY A. SOLINSKY
Romero
Sentimental Journey
NFS
l 900
3500
850
NFS
800
2400
280
NFS
l 600
NFS
LORRIE B. TURNER
Outdoor Cafe
4500
4000
550
CJNGAW N:1
One Second To Live
1 250
MICHAEL WERBOFF
Untitled
NFS
JERRY WINICK
Great Grandma
NFS
SUZANNE YOUNG
El'lzabeth ln White
FRANK E. ZUCCARELLl
October
DAVID J. THOMPSON
JOAN B. TuMPSON-RIVLIN
l4f f r;i i
Price
Celynis & Alexis ll
600
1 2co
LIST OF EXHIBITORS AND THEIR ADDRESSES
Name
Address
IRENE ADE
739 Pine Lake Dr., Washington Township, NJ 07675
P.O. Box 5385, Tahoe City, CA 96145
KAREN Z. ALCORN
MARGARET ALDERSON
105 N. Union St., Alexandria, VA 22314
PERRY ALLEY
159 Saratoga Ave. #4A, Yonkers, NY 10705
BILL L. ANGRESANO
135 E. Clinton Ave., Apt. 6B, Bergenfield, NJ 07621
301 E. CenterSt,, Lee, MAOl238
29 East28th SL NewYork, NY 10016
772 Wisconsin Bay Road, Ell'lson Bay, Wl 54210
393 P'lnewood Drive, Wyckoff, NJ O7481
390 Congress Ave., East Wlliston, NY 1 l596
10 Woodcrest Ave., TrumbulI, CT O66l I
3O3 East 37th St., New York, NY 10016
1550 N. Grand Ave., Baldwin, NY 1 l510
178 Devonshire Drive, New Hyde Pk, NY 1 lO40
GLORIA M. ARNOLD I
MARC AUSTEN
PHIL AUSTIN
LYNN N. AYLSWORTH
RUTH BADERIAN
JANICE BARAGWANATH
MILTON R. BELLIN
LEONARD BENARI
MICHAEL BENEDETTO
SANDRA BIERMAN
JUNE E. BLACKSTOCK
BETTY BLEVINS
ELIZABETH BRANDON
ROBERT BRAuN
(
l904 Hanover Ave.; Richmond, VA 23220
43 East Grand Ave., Montvale, NJ 07645
EDWIN BROuSSARD
DANIEL C. BROWN
ll Hickory Hill Road, Dix Hills, NY l1746
EDITH R. BROWN
JANE BUTKOVSKY
RICHARD L. CAPELL
BETH A. CARVER
MARIO CASTRO
DEBORAH CHAPIN
MARGE CHAVOOSHIAN
JOHN COLLINS
HELEN DAVID
142 Cook St., P.O. Box 197, Parrott, GA 31777
5715 78th St., Lubbock, TX 79424
212 Paddock Lane, Nashville, TN 37205
243 E. 39thSt.,#4B, NewYork, NY lOOl6
LORYN BRAZIER
BERNARD COREY
MARYJ' COSTELLO
PAM INGALLS-COX
RAINIE CRAWFORD
DANI
KAROLY DAROCZI
542 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, CO 80302
(I
1494 Cedar Swamp Rd., Brookville, NY 1 1545
216W, Chapel St., Hazleton, PA 18201
360 East 65th St., New York, NY 1002l
l22 Franklyn Ave., lndialantic, FL 32903
225 Brompton Rd.So,, Garden City So., NY 1 l530
7034 Woodstream Terrace, Seabrook, MD 20706
222 Morningside Dr., Trenton, NJ O8618
39 Boxwood La., Hicksville, NY 1 l801
10l Main St., So, Grafton, MA Ol560
31 Florence Rd., Putnam Valley, NY 10579
9542 SW Gorsuch Road, Vashon Island, WA 98073
2l Mountain View Ave., New Miiford, CT 06776
2520 Bowdoin Pl., Costa Mesa, CA 92626
1067 Richford Terr., Elizabeth, NJ 07202
8 Kupperman Lane, Monsey, NY 10952
DARRELL DAVIS
136 S. Collins, Arlington, TX 76010
HAROLD DAVIS, JR.
227 Quail Run, Roswell, GA 30076
15 Ferncliff Terrace, Short Hills, NJ 07078
CHRISTINA DEBARRY
BARRY DEBAUN
Trail Motel, Rt, 28, Boicev'llle, NY 12412
LOUIS DEDONATO
400 East 77th SL New York, NY lOO21
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LIST OF EXHIBITORS AND THEIR ADDRESSES
Name
MARTHA DEHAVEN
TAD DEJEWSKI
DIANA DE SANTIS
FRANCESCA C. DETOFFOL
PEGGY DRESSEL
NICOLE DUET
CYNTHIA ECKSTROM
BARBARA ELLIS
H.A. FADHLl, M.D.
ALICE C. FERGUSON
JOHN A. FERNIE
WALTER FERRY
BILL M. FITZPATRICK
MARIAN FLAHAVIN
NANEITE FLUHR
Address
106 La Vista Drive, Los Alamos, NM 87544
20 Sutton Place South, NewYork, NY 10022
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34 School St., East Williston, NY I l596
216 Bay Drive, Massapequa, NY l l758
1 1 Rockaway Ave., Oakland, NJ 07436
322 South 9th St., Deming, NM 88030
751 Mulberry Point, Guilford, CT 06437
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Mt. Ellen, Box 420, Waitsf'leld, VT 05073
9908W C R l8E, Loveland, CO 80537
955 Lantern Lane, Vero Beach, FL 32963
Box l389, l l Oak St., Kennebunkporf, ME 04046
4315 Webster Ave., Bronx, NY lO470
2 union St,, P.O. l lO3,Sherburne, NY l3460
Rt. 7 Schafer Rd" Spokane, WA 99206
153Weeks Dr., Dix Hills, NY 1 l746
BEVERLY A. FREDERICHS
249 N. Marion St., Palatine, lL 60067
383 Foulke Lane, Springf'leld, PA 19064
3 Hidden Spr'lngs Lane, East Windsor, NJ 08520
KATHLEEN M. FRIEDENBERG
255 Golf V'lew Road, Ardmore, PA l9003
RUTH FRIEDMAN
307 East89thSt.,#lD, NewYork, NY lOl28
JEANNE FULTON
MICHAEL GALLARDA
9890 Liberty Ct" Boca Baton, FL 33434
P.O. Box l437, Ferndale, CA 95536
NANCY FORTUNATO
JOE FRASSEITA
CHARLES J. GERHART
FRANK GIOVINAZZO
NED GLATTAUER
CARMINE GLIELMI
BARBARA GOODSPEED
RUSSELL W. CORDON
TINA CORDON
ANGELO JOHN GRADO
52 ClarkSt., Apt. 8E, Brooklyn Hts., NY l l20l
l8 Prospect St., Demarest, NJ 07627
343 East 30th St., #l4N, NewYo'rk, NY 10016
560 Lynn St., Harrington Pk, NJ 07640
1 1 Holiday Po'lnt Rd" Sherman, CT 06784
R.D, #2 Irish Lane, Cambr'ldge, NY l2816
24 Fifth Ave., NewYork, NY lOOl 1
641-46 St., Brooklyn, NY l l220
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GRIGORY GUREVICH
SANDRA J. HADLEY
282 Barrow St., Jersey City, NJ 07302
DORA HAGGE
1224 Sheridan Dr., Hastings, NE 68901
15 Sterl'lng Woods, Prospect, CT O6712
93 Ocean Ave., lslip, NY 11751
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535 W. Carpenter Lane, Philadelphia, PA l91 19
192
GEORGE B. HANOVER
KONRAD HANSALIK
WILLIAM G. HANSON
waltham studios, l44 Moody St., Waltham, MA 02154
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MARLIES HERGET
23 Laauwe Ave., Wayne, NJ 07470
SIDNEY H. HERMEL
41 union SquareW. R612, NewYork, NY lOOO3
156
DONALD M. HILDRETH
3029 Scotland St., Los Angeles, CA 90039
5 Dogwood Dr., Newton, NJ 07860
157
6765 laos Ct., Lisle, lL 60532
1600 Deer Path, Mounta'lns'lde, NJ 07092
158
ROZ HOLLANDER
KAREN HOLT
ALICE B. HONDRU
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LIST OF EXHIBITORS ANDTHEI.R ADDRESSES
Name
Address
JUDITH B. HRANIOTIS
245 Browns Rd., Walden, NY l2586
SuSANNE HuRT
VAUGHN L. JACKSON
HELEN N, JACOBS
JOAN JAMIESON
299 Riverside Dr., New York, NY 10025
1 1600 Ten Penny Dr., Fairfax Station, VA 22039
JAYNE M. JENNINGS
JAN JOHANSEN_
A. HALE JOHNSON
D. BARRY JONES
684 Terrace Dr., Paramus, NJ 07652
70 Hamilton Lane, Waterfown, CT 06795
7 Green Way, Old Tappan, NJ 07675
458 Benton SL Anoka, MN 55303
16l Franklin Hill Rd., Colrain, MA Ol340
3009 South Hughes, Amarillo, TX 79109
SALOMON KADOCHE
1454 Orchard Rd., Mountainside, NJ 07092
MURRAY KARN
120 East 86th'St., Apt. 3B, New York, NY 10028
BETSY M. KELLUM
2703 Green Holly Springs Ct., Oakton, VA 22124
5Saddle Ridge Rd" Ho Ho Kus, NJ 07423
10602 Barn Swallow Ct., Fairfax, VA 22032
D. KERSTING
CHRIS KRuPINSKI
MARK LAGuE
LAURIE L. LAWTON
GERALD LAZARE
SETSUKO LAZARE
WING SHEK LEE
SHERYL LEVINE
LINDA LILLING
RICHARD LINCOLN
PAULINE LORENTZ
JACQUELINE LORIEO
JOHN LOUGHLIN
MARY F, LOVING-DRISCOLL
JI RENLU
46 Ponner Ave., Montreal, Quebec H9R 4x9
38 Darrow St., Pawlucket, Rl 02860
33 Threadneedle Cres. Willowdale, Ontario, CD M2HIZ5
33 Threadneedle Cres, Willowdale, Ontario, CD M2HIZ5
74-02 43 Ave,, Apt. 5K, Elmhurst, NY 1 1373
P.O. Box l27, Jefferson Valley, NY 10535
724 Iron Latch Rd,, Franklin Lakes, NJ O7417
210 East68th St., Apt 13G, NewYork, NY 10021
20 Southview Dr., Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922
693 Weaver St., Larchmont, NY lO538
124 Angell Rd,, Lincoln, RI 02865
2039 So. Alton CL Denver, CO 80231
99-63 66Ave, #Al, Rego Park, NY 1 1374
WILLIAM J. MALONEY
1O Hull Dr., Saugus, MA Ol906
WARD MANN
GWEN MARCUS
77 Rocky Neck Ave" Gloucester, MA 01930
401 E. 80th St., NewYork, NY 10021
MIRIAM MARGOLIN
HERMAN MARGuLIES
DANIEL MARSULA
VICTOR MARTINEZ
32 Revere Rd" Washington, CT 06793
2828 Castleview Dr" Pittsburgh, PA l5227
5253 West 127th Place, Hawthorne, CA 90250
LALIT K. MASIH
FRANK MASON
ANN J, MASSEY
AAGOT MATSON
SuZANNE MCWHINNIE
HENRYC. MEIER
JOSEPH MENDEZ
ARTHUR K. MILLER
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39 Reed Drive, Roslyn, NY 1 l576
9 Old Route 208, New Paltz, NY 12561
385 Broome St., NewYork, NY 10013
4 Rue Auguste Chabrieres, Paris, France 75015
39 Carter Dr., Stamford, CT 06902
32 PaperMill Dr., Madison, CT 06443
349 Chestnut St., Lewes, DE 19958
3431 Wesley St. B, Culver City CA 90232
393 New Castle Ave., Portsmouth, NH O380l
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Name
Address
BOB MILNAZIK
777 Manc'lll Rd., Wayne, PA 19087
777 Mancill Rd., Wayne, PA l9087
l l918 England, Overland Park, KS 66213
151 Keeley Ave., Warw'ICk, Rl 02886
33l Cherry St., Son Franc'lsco, CA 941 18
13 Main St., Rockporf, MA 01966
22 Woodhollow Road, East Hills, NY l 1577
JANET MILNAZIK
DEAN MITCHELL
BILLY MONTELLA, JR.
DOUGLAS MORGAN
DONALD A. MOSHER
MARILYN NEWMARK
MARK NORSETH
RICHARD OCHS
ANTHONY ODOM
WINIFRED O'DOUGHERTY
JULIA DELNAGRO-OEHMKE
KERRY O'GORMAN
JILL OLIVITO
PAUL PENCZNER
SANDY N. PERRINE
CHRISTOPHER PIERCE
CARL PODSZUS
JOEL POPADICS
MORGAN S. PRICE
CHRIS PUGLIESE
MARLENE E. PUTNAM
PAT REAGAN
NANCY REILLY
RICHARD P, RESSEL
SERGIO ROFFO
AUDREY ROMANO
SARAH ROSE
JACK ROSENHAFT
JUNKO O. ROTHWELL
HELEN RUDY
JOSEPH E. RUSSO
FRANK SALERNO
RAY SCHRYVER
ROBERT G. SEBASTIANO
TAMARA SEGGEBRUCH
121 Third St.,#l, Brooklyn, NY 1 1231
62 D'Alfonso Rd. Newburgh, NY 12550
7836-B Penrose Ave., Elkins Park, PA l9027.
699 Canistear Rd" H'lghland Lakes, NJ 07422
1825 E. Exchange, Crete, lL 60417
431 1-KSnipe Creek Lane, Rale'lgh, NC 27613
813 un'lon Blvd., Totowa, NJ O7512
1436 Poplar Ave., Memphis, TN38104
1023 Riverside Dr., Greenup, KY 41 144
lnn'lsfree, Shushan, NY 12873
4 The Loch, Rockvilie Ctr., NewYork l l570
loo Alto Vista Dr,, R'lngwood, NJ 07456
15 Royal Palm Blvd., Vero Beach, FL 32960
6l l Adams St., Hoboken, NJ 07030
5400 N. A i A#25D, Vero Beach, FL32963
4286 West Lake C'lrcle, Littleton, CO 80123
9 Marilane Rd., Westporf, CT 06880
lolo Founta'ln Ave., Lancaster, PA l7601
222 Clapp Rd., Scituate, MA 02066
17 Morningside Dr., Latham, NY l21 10
1010 East Fourth St., Loveland, CO 80537
145 Henry SL Brooklyn, NY l l201
3625 Woodstream C'Ir., Atlanta, GA 30319
856 Hillcrest Rd. Ridgewood, NJ 07450
12 Jordan St., Skaneateles, NY 13152
349 W. Cortland Ave., Oceans'lde, NY, l l572
106Walnut Ave.,Floral Park, NY l 1001
1 18-l8 union Turnpike,' #6A, Kew Gardens, NY 1 l415
SHIZUE SIMONITSCH
RR#2, Box 122, Onarga lL 60955
29 Paddy Hollow Rd., Bethlehem, CT O675l
l4599 Picadilly Road, Brighton, CO 806Ol
2400 Bruce St., #87, Conway, AR 72032
37 L,InCOln Ave" Massapequa Park, NY l l762
DINO SISTILLl
309 Nottingham Rd., Woodbury, NJ 08096
PETER SELTZER
KIM SHAKLEE
CHOW JIAN SHENG
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Name
Address
C. BARBARA SMITH
3002 Rolling Green Dr., Churchville, MD 21028
RAE SMITH
Scarborough Manor, Scarborough, NY 10510
P.O. Box 374, New Hampton, NH 03256
2625 E, Third Ave" Denver, CO 80206
pK!!HGL5EAY S6SLYN!Tiv I
PATI STAJCAR
PAULINE STECHER
ROBERT STEEDMAN
LUCILLE T. STILLMAN
MARJORI W. STOLL
ANITA STRAND
CHARLES A. SWERTSEN
LILLY SZELL
KAYE TANIGAWA
ROBERT THERIEN
NANCY GAUCHER-THOMAS
DAVID J, THOMPSON
J.D. TITZEL
ELIZABETH TORAK
THOMAS TORAK
LENA TORITCH
JOAN B, TUMPSON-RIVLIN
218 S. Dekker Dr., Golden, CO 80401
80-30 25orh SL Bellerose, NY l 1426
400 Coolidge Dr., Portsmouth, NH
8 Drum Hill Lane, Stamford, CT 06902
145 West 67th St., Apt. 25G, NY, NY 10023
39 Helen St., Hamden, CT O6514
20 Leonard St., Wading River, NY 1 l792
5 Halter Rd., Glenmont, NY l2077
37 Nancy Ave., Pittsfield, MA Ol201
1015 N. Somers Ave., Fremont, NE 68025
391 Valley Rd., Middletown, RI 02842
6622 Cambria Terrace, Elkr'ldge, MD 21227
8l Gibson Rd., Greenville, PA 16125
RR1, Box 1823, Pawlet, VT 05761
RRl, Box 1823, Pawlet, VT 05761
602 W, South Temple, Salt Lake City, uT 84104
LORRIE B, TURNER
2180 Brickell #l4, Miami, FL 33129
14ViIIage Dr., Huntington, NY l 1743
AMY UNFRIED
76 Park Ave" Bronxville, NY 10708
BARRIE VAN OSDELL
Rt. l, Box 315-F, Horseshoe Rd., Honea Path SC 29654
3132 W. Port Royale Ln, Phoenix, AZ 85023
60 Riverside Dr., New York, NY lOO24
14Augusta Dr., Newark, DE l9713
25 Madison St., So. Bound Brook, NJ 08880
CjNGAW A:ITI
JUDITH VISCONTI-SUMIN
BONNIE VON DUYKE
SONJA WEIR
MICHAEL WERBOFF
THYRZA WHIITEMORE
ELIZABETH WIDMAYER
NATALIE A. WILLIAMS
THECKLA W. WILLIAMS
JERRY WINICK
KRISTIN L. WOODWARD
LEO YENI
SUZANNE YOUNG
FRANK E. ZUCCARELLl
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412W, llOthSt., NewYork, NY lOO25
378 Whittemore Rd., Middlebury, CT 06762
333 West57th St. #7C, NewYork, NY 10019
662 Cheyenne Dr., Franklin Lakes, NJ O7417
1623 N. 13th Ave., Pensacola, FL 32503
4 Garret Dr., West Paterson, NJ 07424
44 Hoffman Dr. Latham, NY l2l lO
40 Reyam Rd., Lynbrook, NY i l563
22 Russet Lane, Halesite, NY l l743
61 Appleman Rd., Somerset, NJ 08873
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country solve their professional problems, lt has a long record of constructive help, such as
setting standards of quality for pigments, promoting competent understandable art, American
Art Week, etc'
our League has over nine hundred members throughout the United States... men and
women who have dedicated themselves to the highest professional standards of beauty, integrity and craftsmanship.
There are five kinds of membership: Artist, Fellow, Patron, Sponsor and Benefactor'
Artist members are those Who have been approved by the Membership Committee of the
Nat'lonal Board of D'lrectors.
Fellows are our top-ranking active members. After becoming an Art'lst Member and being
accepted in our Grand National Exhibit,Ion for three years, not necessarily COnSeCutiVely, an
Artist Member, automatically becomes a Fellow'
patrons, sponsors and Benefactors are those Who COnS'lder Our high Objectives worthy Of
backing and would like to make a donation to our efforts, Coherent fine art urgently needs
the solid support of American art patrons'
lfyou would like to become a patron, sponsor or Benefactor member Check below:
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Membership is tax deductible. Make all-,checks payable tO the "American Artists Fund," and
mail c/o the American Artists Professional League, Salmagundi Club, 47 Fifth Avenue, New
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fi" in the App"cation for Membership below and mail with check for $35,00 (Annual Due)
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for the added support of these valued members and friends, especially in the:e
times of ever increasing costs. lf you sincerely bel,leve in Traditional Realism ln
American Art today' join uS by becoming a Benefactor, Sponsor, or Patron or
Member' See the preceding two Pages for full infOrmatiOn'
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Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Berolli
Dick Blick
council of American Art Societies
Elizabeth Elberg
Florence Englerf
Dr. H.A, Fadhli
Maria Freudenberg
Frank Mason
Cheryl O, McLeod
Carey B. Nelson
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New JerseyAAPL Chapter
Margaret O'Malley
Pastel Society of America
Paul Penczner
Joyce Pike
Robert O, Frick
Carmine Glielmi
M. Grumbacher, lnC.
Robert E, Hayer
Philip lsenberg
Irene Spiegel
Dorothy G, Juergens
Winsor & Newton
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Mr, & Mrs. Richard Stillman
Carlina Valenti
Dorothy E, Von Rhee
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Howard P. Kallen
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IN MEMORIAM
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Marion Brown
William Byford-Brown
Helen DeCozen
Grace Ditzion
Charlotte Dunwiddie
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Created in 1928 by dedicated artists of stature
for the protectI.On Of artl.StSI I'ntere.StSI and Traditional Realism in American Art.
THE AMERICAN ARTISTS
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE
F. Bollard Williams, Assistc]nt Treasurer of
the Nc]tional Academy and former president of
the' solmagundi club, both of which are
located in New York City, noted a need for a
notional organization to fill the ropI.a devel-
opment Of Off interest in Other large cities ond
distc]nt oreos such c]s call.fOrniO.
ln Jonuory 1928, he called a meetlng Of
fifteen members of the solmogundi Club to
discuss forming \`The American Artists P.rofes-
sionoI League.'' The majority ottending were
OCOdemiCianS Such aS Frank deHaven, Hobarf
Nichols and Bruce Crane, ,,The American
Anists Professional Leogue'' became a reality
Ot thor meeting with F. Bollard WlljclmS its
first President, Wilford Conrow Secretary and
Cordon Grclnt its TrecISurer.
The first problems to be considered
Were the inferior manufacture of orfisrs paint
and obtainl'ng commissions of official ponroits
for American Anists. Too many European
painters Were COming tO Washington, D.C.,
and receiving commissions for OffjCiOI POrfrOitS
While American Artists were neglected. Alberf
T. Reid knew his way around washington,
D.C. and persuaded cI CcllifOrniCI Senator to
OttOCh C] rider tO 0 Congressional Bill. This
rider specified thor all official portraits, paid
for with taxpoyers' money' were to be pointed
by Americcln Artists. ''The American Anl.sts
Professional Leclgue,'' now referred to as the
AAPL, achieved its first success, and to this
day our governments official porfroits in
Washington, D.C., ore painted by American
Anists.
Wiltord Conrowls specialty was the chemical and physical purity of pigments. Through
his efforts, a fund of S3500 wcls obtained
from the Carnegie corporation Endowment
Fund for a program of color pigment research.
Dr. Martin Fischer undertook the I.nVeStigOtiOn
Ot the University of cI'nCinnOtj. lt Was com-
Pleted in 1932, making the AAPL the
country's authority on om.srs pigments, The
AAPL was also instrumental in securing the
and abstractions were gemng the lion,s share
of government sponsorshI.P, grants Of Public
money and media promotion. AAPL rcliSed
objections to these practices to the highest
levels of government at the whI.te House,
before Senate Committees, through lectures,
radio broodcosts, rv appearances and jn
U.S. Bureau of standards, origl.nal set of
Publications.
government-sponsored stondclrdS for CIrfiSt,S.
colors. These standards were updated in
1962. All major manufacturers of orfisrs paint
followed AAPL standards, and to this day each
tube of point states: "statement of contents as
recommended by The Americcln Artists pro-
fessional League," The AAPL was not-and is
not-compensated l'n any way for these
recommendations: It was and is done os a
Service tO CIII clrfiStS.
In 1930 the AAPL founded..American Art
Week," and sponsored its observance
nationally durl'ng the first week of November
Eminent Artists who have served the AAPL
I'n the Past aS Officers and Board Members
include Dean CornweII, Lionel Barrymore,
Roger Deering, Harvey Dunn and Frederic
Whitaker. To these and the many unnamed,
we the present AAPL members give our
Salutations and our thanks.
The AAPL Grand National Exhibitions hove
always been for members only' and we were
always fortunate to acqul.re exhibition space
gratis, Things began to change in l980 to a
POint Where We spent most Of Our time
scouring New York City for exhibition space.
each year. PTeSident Eisenhower applauded
In 1981, after several years of negotiations,
Our efforts WI'th 0 telegram to our office I.n
we had a beautiful Grand National Exhibition
1959. Rising costs and diminishing funds
at the exhibitI'On gallery of the Equjtoble Hfe
mode it necessary to discontinue this program
Assurance society. The following year they
in the early ,70s.
Were unable to I'nClude the AAPL into their
During the yeclrs between l930 and
1951, the AAPL published a bI.-Weekly
COlumn, in ART DIGEST mQgOZjne, devoted to
exhibit schedule, and nothing else was
available. After a review of the very few
galleries large enough for our Grand National
SOIving problems for orfists, gMng news of
ExhI'bitiOnS, all Of Which had high rental fees,
members and such editorI'al comments and
We Selected the Salmagundi club, a beautiful
crI'tI'CiSm OS the AAPL wished to discuss. state
Landmark Building on lower Fifth Avenue in
Chapters were organized during this period
New York City.
and even I.nCluded 0 Chapter in Paris, France.
The decodes of 1950, 1960 and pqrf of
the '70s sow on off world with drastic
Changes. Public and government tastes were
in on era during which extremes, fads, shocks
LEO YENI
President, AAPL
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Ct®aov®
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Studies
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This is the Fund which provides the cash awards and medals for our Grand National Exhibitions, over s3,000
and 4 Gold Medals have been awarded this year.
Contributions are welcomed, great or smalI'
All contributions are tax deductible.
Make checks payable to:
AMERICAN ARTISTS FUND
c/o American Artists Professional League,
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