Auction to bene t the Art Academy of Cincinnati

Hyde Park Country Club Cocktail reception at 6PM Art Auction begins at 7PM Saturday, May 31, 2014 About the Art Academy of Cincinnati

Established in 1869, the Art Academy of Cincinnati has a rich heritage of great art and great art instruction. Since its earliest beginnings, the Art Academy has educated many accomplished artists and designers, provided personalized attention to students, and touched Cincinnatians’ lives through community education. Now located in historic Over-the-Rhine in Cincinnati, Ohio, this private, not-for-profit institution of higher education is well positioned as an anchor for the creative artistic community in a vibrant and growing arts district.

Our mission as an independent college of art and design is to provide personalized education in the visual arts. Our vision is to excel and to be recognized as a vibrant, creative community dedicated to engaging innovative visual artists who make meaningful contributions to the world. Our tag line “Make Art, Make a Difference” embodies the institution’s goals and promise to the community: to provide high- quality instruction from an accredited institution that helps provide a positive community impact. 2.

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1. Wilbur G. Adam (1898–1973) 3. Herbert P. Barnett, (1910–1972) Portrait of a Young Man Potato Masher, Pitcher, and Teapot Oil on canvas, 24” x 20” Oil on canvas, 30” x 40” $1,000–$1,500 $3,000–$3,500 Exhibited at: Art Institute of Chicago | Corcoran Gallery, Studied at: BMFA Sch., R. I. Sch. Des. | Europe Washington D.C. | Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art | Chaloner Exhibited at: PAFA, 1937 (prize), Carnegie Inst., 1943–1946 | Fellowship | Tiffany Foundation Grant Springfield Museum of Art | Whitney Museum of American Art, 1945 | PAFA, 1936–1944 | National Academy of Design | GGE, 1939 | AIC | MMA | Institute of Modern Art, Boston | Rockport 2. Ernst Barlach, German, (1870–1938) AA | Metropolitan Museum of Art The Gobblin (der Alb) from the Dead Day (Der tote Tag) Teacher of: Abstraction and Cubism at the Art Academy of Lithograph on paper, 1910–1911; Published Cincinnati and the Cincinnati Art Club. lithograph, 1912, 9” x 11” $500–$750 4a. 4b.

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4. Jay Bolotin (1949-) A Mortal Pilgrimage a. The Chorus of the Unbroken Stream b. Storm of the Heart Shaped Chair c. Passion of Another Wisdom d. Another Hour of Departure Woodblock prints, 46.5” x 45.5” $5,000–$7,500 6. 5.

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5. Gracieia Rodo Boulanger, Bolivian, (1935–) 7. Joseph Gayle Chenoweth, Chicago, (1890–1967) Serenade Portrait of Stella Lithograph (73/200), 21” x 17” Oil on canvas, 30” x 40” $300–$500. $1,000–$1,500 6. Paul Chidlaw (1900–1989) Exhibited at: Art Inst. Of Chicago; Painted in Brown title County, IN Materials. Size. $4,000–$6,000 8. Louis Corinth, German, (1858–1925) Studies: Cincinnati Art Academy, 1919–1923 | L’Ecole des Beau-Arts, Fountainbleau, France , 1927 | With JeanDespuios Liegender Weiblicher Akt and Andre L’hote, Paris, 1928–1932 | Europe and Northern Etching, #6 (waterstained), 9.5” x 12” Africa, 1932–1935 $500–$700 Exhibited at: Cincinnati Art Museum and Miami University Exhibited: Bruno Cassirer, Berlin Teacher at: Cincinnati Art Academy (1946–1963) and Edgecliff College (1970’s and 1980’s) 10.

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9. John Croslin (1907–1996) 11. Edward Gordon Craig (1872–1966) Portrait of Edythe Foster (Including her Diploma) Ghost of King Hamlet Oil on canvas, 49” x 31” (restretched 1978) Woodcut, 1925, 9.5” x 7.5” $1,000–$1,500 $500–$700 Profession: British Theatre Designer 10. Paul Chidlaw (1900–1989) Celestial Hues Acrylic on masonite, 1976, 38” x 50” $4,500–$6,500 12.

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12. Francis Wiley Faig (1885–1955) 14. Paul Chidlaw (1900–1989) Portrait of Agnes Shannon High Yellows Pastel on paper, 24” x 18” Oil on canvas, 37” x 31” $500–$750 $4,000–$6,000 Student of: Frank Duveneck | Charles Hawthorn | Cape Cod School of Art Member of: The MacDowell Society

13. Tim Folzenlogen, Cincinnati/New York, (1952–) Thinking About Cincinnati (Cincinnati Series #16) Oil on canvas, 1990, 52” x 37” $4,000–$5,000 15. 16.

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15. Milton Glaser (1929–) 17. Robert Charles Hettman Music Hall Centennial Industrial Scene Color serigraph #54, 18” x 23” Aquarelle on paper, 7.5” x9.5” $400–$600 $250–$350 Famous for Bob Dylan Lithograph 18. Paul Chidlaw (1900–1989) 16. Arthur L. Helwig (1899-1970) Untitled Blue Violet Untitled Rocks Acrylic on panel, 34” x 46” Oil on masonite, 48” x 48” $2,000–$3,000 $4,000–$6,000 Studied with: Bessie Hoover Wessel and James Roy Hopkins at AAC | Fleischmen Scholarship to study at Acamedie Julian, Paris Exhibited at: Art Inst. Of Chicago | Metropolitan Museum of Art and Museum of Modern Art, New York Teacher at: At Art Academy of Cincinnati for 44 years 20.

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19. Wassily Kandinski, Russian (1866–1944) Untitled 21. Frank Myers, Cincinnati/Carmel Ca. (1899–1956) Print by owner of original (268/300), 16.5” x 18.5” Sea Patterns $300–$500 Oil on Canvas, 28” x 34” $3,000–$4000 20. Jack Meanwell, B. Winnepeg, Canadian/ President of: Carmel Art Association | Cincinnati Art Club American (1919–2005) Society of Independent Artists | Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Canadian Landscape Art | Provencetown, Gloucester, Cape Ann, Taos. Oil on canvas, 24” x 36” Taught at: Art Academy of Cincinnati (1921–1941) $3000–$3500 Studied at: Meinzingers Art School, Detroit 22. Kay Muir (1913–2008) Taught at: Art Academy of Cincinnati for 25 years Cirrus at 10,000 ft. Collections: Many private and corporate collections |Windsor Serigraph Artist Proof (2), 1983 Art Gallery | Miami U. Art Museum | CAM $400–$600 Received Honorary Doctorate of Art Degree from AAC 24. 23.

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23. Jack Meanwell, B. Winnepeg, Canadian/ 25. Frank Myers (1899–1956) American (1919–2005) Pacific Splendor Rapids Untitled Oil on Canvas, 30” x 36” Watercolor on paper, 18” x 23” $400–$600 $3,000–$5,000 Studied at: Meinzingers Art School, Detroit Studied at: Art Academy of Cincinnati (under Duveneck) Taught at: Art Academy of Cincinnati for 25 years Taught at: Art Academy of Cincinnati (1921–1941) Collections: Many private and corporate collections |Windsor President of: Cincinnati Art Club | Carmel Art Association Art Gallery | Miami U. Art Museum | CAM Exhibited: Widely | Provencetown | Gloucester | Rockport | Received Honorary Doctorate of Art Degree from AAC Cape Ann, Penn. | Academy of Fine Art | Taos Maintained an island on McGregor Bay in Georgian Bay in Ontario, and went there to paint in the summers. 26. Mayumi Oda, Japanese (1941–) 24. Joan Miro, Catalan(1893–1983) In the Garden/They Came Here L’Enfance de Ubu Color serigraph (Dyptich) (22/45), 1973, 37” x 51” Color lithograph (68/120), 1975, 13”x 20” $4,000–$6,000 $2,000–$3,000 27. 28.

27. Paul Chidlaw (1900–2005) The Light Before the Night Acrylic on Panel, 1975, 31” x 29” $3,000–$5,000 28. Pablo Picasso, Spanish (1881–1973) Block #1492 in Catalogue Raisonne Etching in edition of 50, dated 29-3-68; 13” x 11” $1,000–$2,000 30.

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29. Odilon Redon (1840–1916) 31. John Ruthven (1927–) Cain and Abel Turkey Etching on paper (#15, signed Ob. Redon in plate), Reproduction 1886, 6” x 8.25” $200–$300 $400–$600

30. John Ruthven (1927–) Killdeer Print (1500/2000) $250–$350 32.

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32. Thom Shaw (1947–2010) 34. Victor Vasarely, Hungarian/French (1906–1997) 3 Gunmen Untitled Woodcut (Artist Proof 1.), 37” x 54” Serigraph (signed XVII/CL), 31” x 20” $1,000–$1,500 $800–$1,200

33. Julian Stanczak (1928–) Black/White Serigraph (27/35, signed “To Paul and Mage (Chidlaw) — Julian 1964”), 1964 , 23.5” x 31.5” $1,500–$2,000