Forever Seeing New Beauties:
The Forgotten Impressionist Mary Rogers Williams
A Public Talk by Eve M. Kahn, author and former Antiques columnist for The New York TImes
The Forgotten Impressionist Mary Rogers Williams
A Public Talk by Eve M. Kahn, author and former Antiques columnist for The New York TImes
Grand Canal, c. 1894 pastel, 11½ x 17 in.
by Mary Rogers Williams Private collection (photo: Ted Hendrickson). |
Date
Sunday, March 1, 2020 | 4:30 pm
Admission
$5 members, donors and students; $10 all others
Registration
This program is filled to capacity.
Location
Historic Northampton 46 Bridge Street, Northampton, Massachusetts Sponsored by Seth Mias Catering
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A Girl in Red, undated (pre-1901)
by Mary Rogers Williams oil on panel, 21 x 14 in. Private collection (photo: Ted Hendrickson) |
Azay-le-Rideau near Tours, France, undated (probably 1902)
by Mary Rogers Williams pastel, 9 x 5 in. Private collection (photo: Ted Hendrickson |
The Pink Gown
(also called Woman in Pink), c. 1895 by Mary Rogers Williams pastel, 12 x 8 in. Shown at the New York Water Color Club and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in 1895. Private collection (photo: Stair Galleries, Hudson, N.Y.) |