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Biography |
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1920 |
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He came to U.S. One of the artists responsible for making Rockport, MA a popular destination for painters. He was known for his scenes of Rockport’s streets, shore, and village. Teaching: Thieme School of Art, Rockport, MA |
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Painter, Designer, Teacher |
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Born Holland; Lived NYC, MA, and FL; Died MA |
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Studied: Royal Acad., Holland; in Italy & Germany; George Hacker; Guiseppe Mancini; Garlobini; Guardaciona |
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Member: American Watercolor Soc.; Salmagundi Club; Connecticut Academy of Fine Art; Boston Art Club; Rockport Art Association; Art Alliance of Philadelphia; National Arts Club |
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Exhibitions |
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National Academy of Design |
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Art Institute of Chicago |
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Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art |
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Corcoran Gal. biennials |
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City Art Museum of St. Louis |
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Royal Acad., London |
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Royal Mus. Fine Art, Brussels |
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France and Holland |
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Literature |
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John L. Cooly, Rockport Sketch Book: Stories of Early art and Artists ( Rockport, MA: Rockport Art Assoc., 1965) |
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Falk, Exhibition Record Series |
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