Barbara Delannoy Florence Leposky Muriel G. Watkins Marjorie Reiners Wendle 911 North St. 1712 Beach Parkway #A·? 15283 Bahia Ln. 184 Caribbean Rd. Ft. Myers, FL 33931 Cape Coral, FL 33904 Ft. Myers, FL 33908 Naples, FL 33963 813/463·7404 813/542·1668 813/466·0431 813/597·7451 Alice Durick Marilyn Niederman 9164 E. Shadcock Rt. 38 5346 Chippendale Cir. E. MUSEUMS COMPLIMENTARY MEMBERSHIPS Ft. Myers, FL 33912 Ft. Myers, FL 33901 Orlando Museum of Art Cummer Gallery of Art 813/267·8667 813/481·8756 Ex. Dir. Marena Grant Morrisen Dir. Robert Schlageter Cele Fox David W. Peterson 2416 North Mills Ave. 825 Riverside Avenue 5667 Arvine Cr. S.W. Studio 101 Mirimar Orlando, FL 32803·1483 Jacksonville, FL 32204 Ft. Myers, FL 33919 2750 Gulfshore Blvd. N. Maitland Art Center Jacksonville Art Museum 813/482·8336 Naples, FL 33940 Ex. Dir. Gerry Shepp Dir. Bruce Dempsey • Marie A. Dubenchek 813/261·2245 231 West Packard Ave. 4160 Boulevard Center Drive 4402 S.E. 13th Pl. Philip H. Rasmussen Maitland, FL 32751 Jacksonville, FL 32204 Cape Coral, FL 33904 2428 McGregor Blvd. Polk Museum of Art Daytona Museum of 813/549·3736 Ft. Myers, FL 33901 Dir. Ken Rollins Art & Sciences 813/334·7093 800 E. Palmetto Dir. Gary Libby Anna M. Gohl Lakeland, FL 33801 1040 Museum Blvd. 5224 Calusa Ct. Mimi Romig Cornell Fine Arts Museum Daytona, FL 32014 Cape Coral, FL 33904 1305 Point Breeze Drive Dir. Arthur Blumenthal The Society of the Four Arts 813/542·6594 Ft. Myers, FL 33908 Rollins College Four Arts Plaza Clyde Hagerty 813/466·4448 Winler Park, FL 32789 Palm Beach, FL 33480 574 12th Ave. S. Audrey Rood The Norton Gallery & School of Art Dir. Robert W. Safrin Naples, FL 33940 2537 Longboat Dr. Dir. Richard A. Madigan Miami Art Center 813/261·8865 Naples, FL 33942 1451 S. Olive Avenue 12340 N.E. 8th Avenue Patty Herscher PSA 813/774-2629 West Palm Beach, FL 33401 North Miami, FL 4616 S. Landings Dr. Carl E. Schwartz Dir. Lawrence Ruggiero Dir. Lou Anne Coloday Ft. Myers, FL 33919 13872 Pine Villa Lane S.E. John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art The Bass Museum 813/482-6251 Ft. Myers, FL 33912 5401 Bayshore Drive Dir. Diane W. Camber Sandi Morrison Hicks 813/482-6440 Sarasota, FL 34234 2121 Park Avenue 40TH ANNIVERSARY 1949·1989 Miami Beach, FL 33139 5997 Grey Fox Run S.E. Margaret Ken Thomas Tampa Museum of Art Ft. Myers, FL 33912 436 Bentley Dr. Dir. R. Andrew Mass Loue Art Museum 813/433·0041 Naples, FL 33963 601 Doyle Carlton Drive Dir. Ira Licht Tampa, FL 33602 1301 Stanford Drive Barbara Jean Kysar 813/262-2353 St. Petersburg Museum of Fine Art Miami, FL 33146 106 Harrison Rd. Apt 1 Elsie Dorey Upham Dir. Michael Milkovich Naples, FL 33962 1354 13th St. N. 255 Beach Drive N.E. FLORIDA ARTIST GROUP, INC. 813/774-1760 Naples, FL 33940 St. Petersburg, FL 33701 Pat Eng LaVigne 813/262-0749 6817 Hibiscus Ln. Ft. Myers, FL 33919 813/939·2404 History of the Florida Artist Group, Inc. Mona Jordan Chryssie E. Tavrides William C. Kearney Colette Trent 302 Emerald Pl. E. 2317 Hollingsworth Hill Ave. 3100 Victoria Dr. 37 Sea Park Dr. Indian Harbour Beach, FL 32937 Lakeland, FL 33803 St. Augustine, FL 32086 St. Augustine, FL 32084 The Florida Artist Group was chartered as a state wide non-profit educational corporation on June 305/773-3976 813/688-5888 904/797-3079 904/471 -3769 30, 1949. The impetus came from the Gulf Coast Group, an art organization created in 1934 and Margaret E. Kelly AREA VI Harriet R. Lampe **Jean Wagner Troemel based in Clearwater. Ralph Huntington McKelvey, director of the Gulf Coast Group, was the original 314 Easton Dr. Volusia, Flagler, St. Johns, 9 Hialeah Dr. 6 South St. Lakeland, FL 33803 Duval, Nassau, Clay, Putnam, Holly Hill, FL 32017 St. Augustine, FL 32084 founder of the Florida Artist Group. The first president was Robert Hunter, Director of the Norton 813/686-8859 Marion, Alachua, Bradford, 904/254-1632 904/824-3187 William H. Marshall Robert G. Young Gallery and School of Art. Goldie Lipson Union, Baker, Columbia, 71')A t.A_,,..+,..r~j,..,..,.. 0,.{ GillchrjsJ.. Lev_y, Dixie, 6555 Colgate Rd. P.O. Box 350346 I.:,.~ IYIQ..>\CitJICVV llU. LaFayette, Suwanee, Himilton, Jacksonville, FL 322i7 Paim Coast, FL 32035-0346 The purpose of the Florida Artist Group is to promote the development of high standards of creative Lake Wales, FL 33853 904/731-9561 904/445-3149 813/676-6624 Madison and Taylor Counties art in the state of Florida, to organize and present fine art's exhibitions in the state and nationally. CHAIRMAN: **Fred Messersmith AREA VII Fonchen Lord Every year the Florida Artist Group has a juried art exhibition and a weekend Symposium in a MARCELLE L. BEAR 726 North Boston Hendry, Lee and 4305 Oakglen Rd. JEAN TROEMEL Deland, FL 32720 Collier Counties different Florida city. The first Annual Exhibition and Symposium was in 1950 at the University Lakeland, FL 33813 904/734-6180 CHAIRMAN: 813/646-1629 Marcelle L. Bear DAVID W. PETERSON of Florida in Gainesville. 6000 San Jose Blvd. #1001 Paula Hahn Phillips **Hugh F. McKean Jacksonville, Fl 32217 2535 Lang Ave. Gregory Biolchini, P.S.A. P.O. Box 40 904/737-8397 Orange Park, FL 32073 1617 Hendry Street From its inception the group organized a nation wide travelling exhibition of about 30 works, juried Winter Park, FL 32789 904/264-8139 Ft. Myers, FL 33901 Rosamond Chalmers from the member's annual exhibition. Elden Rowland was the original Director of the Circuit Show 305/644-6716 Gene Roberds 813/332-4434 2635 Forrest Circle 700 Pope Rd. Dorothy Ault Brownell from 1950 until 1963 when Dr. Robert Carson was interim Director, in 1964 Fred Messersmith, Direc­ Marlis Newman Jacksonville, FL 32217 St. Augustine, FL 32084 1920 Crayton Rd. tor of the Art Department of Stetson University, became Director. 335 S. Lakeside Dr. 904/733-0898 Satellite Beach, FL 32937 904/471-8130 Naples, FL 33940 4071777-0986 Sue Cronn Marilynne Roland 813/262-3599 The Florida Artist Group was founded with 70 members, presently membership is capped at 200 6306 Romilly Dr. 201 Magnolia St. Gwen K. Buchanan Ellen Pavlakos Jacksonville, FL 32210 331 Coral Way New Smyrna Beach, FL 32069 3400 Gulf Shore Blvd. Apt. B artists. Membership is by invitation only and approved by the Membership Committee. The Florida 904/772-1030 904/428-2233 Naples, FL 33940 Indialantic, FL 32903 Artist Group has divided the state geographically into 7 Areas, each with an Area Chairman. Every Jay Harder 813/261-3349 305/733-5046 **Dorothy C. Stewart Area receives a percentage of the annual dues to be used for local exhibitions and other art related 1591 Lane Ave. S. 2842 Ionic Ave. Jean B. Dean Jeanne Schubert activities. 33 Trafalgar Jacksonville, FL 32210 5329 Bay Shore Ave. 391 W. Trotters Dr. Jacksonville, FL 32210 904/389-6909 Cape Coral, FL 33904 Maitland, FL 32751 904/786-2867 Enzo Torceletti 813/542-2233 305/644-5549 Joyce B. Kearney 120 W. Genning St. Barbara Delannoy Donna M. Stoddard 3100 Victoria Dr. St. Augustine, FL 32086 911 North St. 925 E. Lexington St. St. Augustine, FL 32086 904/797-4335 Ft. Myers, FL 33931 Lakeland, FL 33801 904/797-3079 813/463-7404 813/682-4831 Janeen Maes Yankowski Shirley Frank Timothy Kennedy AREA V 4366 North Shore Dr. 8254 Forest Cir. 209 Columbia Drive Indian River, Brevard, FLORIDA ARTIST GROUP, INC. Charlotte Harbor, FL 33980 Seminole, FL 34646 Tampa, FL 33606 Osceola, Orange, Seminole, 813/627-6301 813/391-2901 813/251-3868 Polk and Lake Counties Richard S. Yankowski Keven S. Goehring Daisy Koenig CHAIRMAN: 4366 North Shore Drive P.O. Box 14430 936 Eldorado Ave. DONNA M. STODDARD Officers: President ...... Cecily, Hangen, West Palm Beach Charlotte Harbor, FL 33980 Tampa, FL 33690 Clearwater, FL 34630 Joan Carrier Immediate Past President ...... Dorothy Stewart, Jacksonville 813/627-6301 813/839-3002 813/442-9141 835 Iris Lane Senior Vice President ...... Ruth Romoser, Bradenton Vero Beach, FL 32963 Olympia Zacchini Jean Grastorf Mary Lowe 407/231-4222 Vice President ...... Gregory Andrew Jones, Lakeland 8254 Longbay Blvd. 6049 4th Ave. N. P.O. Box 228 Treasurer ...... Susan Stair Stevens, Palm Beach Sarasota, FL 34243 St. Petersburg, FL 33710 Crystol Beach, FL 34681 Elizabeth Clement 813/351-4512 813/381-8816 813/785-3247 1150 W. Lake Hamilton Dr. Recording Secretary ...... Jean Dean, Cape Coral AREA IV Muriel E. Green Virginia Reeder Winter Haven, FL 33881 Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, 486 W. Overbrook St. 500 N. Gilbert St. 813/299-8102 Hernando, Sumter and Belleair Bluffs, FL 34640 Clearwater, FL 33575 Penny Cosentino Directors: Area I Chairman ...... Reyna Youngerman, Miami Citrus Counties 813/584-6077 813/442-3962 P.O. Box 1207 CHAIRMAN: Area II Chairman ...... Cecily Hangen, West Palm Beach Joan Wyeth Griggs Kerri Anne Silvernell Winter Park, FL 32790 MARJORIE C. ARMSTON 5217 Neptune Way 332 Deerfield Circle 305/291-9639 Susan Stair Stevens, Palm Beach KEVIN S. GOEHRING Tampa, FL 33609 Lutz, FL 33549 Helen C. Cox Area Ill Chairman Marjori Dean Andruk 813/879-4069 813/920-6971 417 S. Lake Florence Area IV Chairman ...... Marjorie Armston, Clearwater 4101 Belle Vista Dr. John Gurbacs Ruth Andress Stone Winter Haven, FL 33580 St. Petersburg Beach, FL 33706 Kevin Goehring, Tampa 12707Vz North Blvd. P.O. Box 165 813/324-4869 813/360-6592 Area V Chairman ...... Jeanne Schubert, Maitland Tampa, FL 33612 Riverview, FL 33569 **Jeanette M. Genius Marjorie C. Armston 813/935-4836 813/677-7720 P.O. Box 40 Area VI Chairman ...... Marcelle Bear, Jacksonville 750 Island Way #803 Rhoda Tritschler Barbara Kale Harris Winter Park, FL 32789 Jean Troemel, St. Augustine Clearwater, FL 34630 79 Windward Island 305/644-6716 529 Moreno Cir., N.E. Clearwater, FL 34630 Area VII Chairman ...... David Peterson, Naples Mary Alice Braukman St. Petersburg, FL 33703 813/442-3578 Skeets E. Hessenaur Membership Chairman ...... Ruth Romoser, Bradenton 106-29th Ave. 813/527-7409 2714 Wyndham Ln. St. Petersburg Bch., FL 33706 Helen Romeike Wisniewski Gallery & Educational Representative ...... Fred Messersmith, Deland **Mamie Harrison Orlando, FL 32808 813/360-3941 244 Lakeview Drive 950 Virginia St. P.O. Box 672 305/295-0295 Corporate Representative ...... Richard Yankowski, Charlotte Harbor Brad Cooper Dunedin, FL 34698 Anna Maria, FL 34216 Gregory Andrew Jones Member At Large ...... William Marshall, Jacksonville 311 S. Howard Ave. 813/733-5350 813/778-2478 524 Carey Pl. Newsletter ...... Kevin Goehring, Tampa Tampa, FL 33606 Bonnie Jones Anne B. Winslow Lakeland, FL 33803 813/251-6105 40th Anniversary Catalog ...... Marcelle Bear, Jacksonville 203 A Glyndale Dr. 5224 Neptune Way 813/687-9404 Brandon, FL 33511 Tampa, FL 33609 813/689-2998 813/286-0683 FLORIDA ARTIST GROUP ANNUAL EXHIBITIONS Henry Darbee Emily W. Holmes Leroy W. Nichols, Jr. Sonia H. Searing 1949 No annual exhibition 1961 12th Annual Exhibit 1973 24th Annual Exhibit 1986 37t h Annual Exhibit 5434 Avendia Del Mare 1243 Southport Dr. 618 Gillespie Ave. 6007 Dartmouth President; Robert Hunter, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton Lee Scarfone Gallery, Tampa University Sarasota, FL 34242·1913 Director of the Norton Gallery West Palm Beach ~~~~~s~ rc:~~'fa~l~~1, ;fs~~~ ~~'!'td~~~~h University of Juror; Or. Lester H. Cooke, Curator, Sarasota, FL 34242 Sarasota, FL 34236 Bradenton, FL 34507 1950 1st Annual Exhibit Florida, Andree Ruellan, painter Nallonal Gallery of Art Washington, D.C. ~~!~rc.:~~~~~~Ped~"a,~:~~er 813/349·5374 813/365·1808 University o f Florida, Gainesville President; Stella Coler President; L.ee Lasbury 1987 38t h Annual Exhibit Marjorie Nee Deo 813/755·6172 Juror, Robert Parsons, Director. 1962 13th Annual Exhibit 1974 25th Annual Exhibit Cornell Fine Arts Museum, AAA Gallery, New York Daytona Beach An League St. Petersburg Museum of Art 35 Sandy Cove Rd. Ru lsraels Nike Parton Leona Sherwood President: HoiUs H. Holbrook Juror; Gibson A. Oanes. Dean Yale University Juror, William H. Fagaly, Head Curator, New ~~~~~sB~~ea~~h~~~~:, :':r. Sarasota, FL 34242 8854 S. Tamiami Trail 1951 2nd Annual Exhlbll School of An and Architecture, New Haven, CT Orleans Museum of Art Columbus Museum of Art, Cofumbus, OH 850 Edgemere Ln. P.O. Box 492 Unlverslly of Florida. Gainesville President; Or. Robert E. Carson President; Lee Lasbury Presiden t: Dorothy Stewart 813/349-8755 Sarasota, FL 34238 Sarasota, FL 33581 615 Buttonwood Dr. Juror: Bartlett Hayes. Jr., Director, 1963 14th Annual Exhibit 1975 26th Annual Exhibit 1988 39th Annual Exhibit ~dd~s~n Ga_IL~.'>' ~~~t. ~ndover, MA ~t. Auq_us~ l~!! ~rt ~soclatlon ~orton_Gall~ry o~':'· West ~lm_ Bea5=~ ~1. Au~ll~e ~t.~s~oc:,!!"tlo_n 813/966·2039 813/349-7419 Longboat ~. EL 33548 t'r89108nt, VVIIIIs-r. VYOOO , ..Juror;-van Mony, pa1me ..Juror,uone•son r-;-noopes;-\.luraloroT Americ;an Ari, ..JUrOI,t:;"""'..JOnn tsUII8rtl, UlfeCilOr, Ju!ee !l!!GK!ng Director of the Norton Gallery, President; Dr. Robert E. Carson Los Angeles County Museum of Art New Orleans Museum of Art 1677 Hyde Park St. Nat Krate 813/383·304 7 West Palm Beach 1964 15th Annual Exhibit President: Jean w. Troemel President: Dorothy Stewart Mary Pearce 1952 3rd Annual Exhibit University of South Florida Art Gallery, Tampa 1976 27th Annual Exhibit 1989 40th Annual Exhibit Sarasota, FL 34239 586 Lyons Lane 5400 Ocean Blvd., Apt. 1401 Miriam Shorr Gallery of the Fort Harrison Hotel, Jacksonville Art Museum Sarasota Art Association Clearwater, Juror; Lamar Dodd. t~;~~; ~=~=~oB~~==~~~.'~~~r,Orleans Juror; Dorothy Gillespie, 813/955·0927 Longboat Key, FL 34228 Sarasota, FL 34242 7252 Broughton St. Head of the Dept of Art, President; Fred Messersmith ~~~~r~~=;~~~{~~;~~~~·rl~l~:~~cof the University of Georgia, Athens GA 1965 16th Annual Exhibit President; Jean W. Troemel ~:!~:~~n~~~~~~{y Hangen Bruce Gregory 813/383·4461 813/349·3789 Sarasota, FL 34243 President; Hilton Leech Bradenton Art League 1977 28th Annual Exhibit 1953 4th Annual Exhibit Juror; Albert Chrlst·Janer. Dean of the Art School. Miami Metropolitan Museum and Art Center 2115 Lee Ln. **Lee B. Lasbury Baigio Pinto 813/355·0865 Sarasota Art Association Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY Juror, Tom L. Freudenhelm, Director, Juror; Homer·Saint·Gaudens, President; Fred Messersmith Baltimore Museum of Art Sarasota, FL 33581 P.O. Box 777 229 Lisbon St. lone C. Shriver Director of the Carnegie Institute, PiUsburgh, PA 1966 17th Annual Exhibit President; Reyna Youngerman Presldenl ; Hilton Leech Cummer Gallery of Art, Jacksonville 1978 29th Annual Exhibit 813/924·5649 Englewood, FL 33533 Venice, FL 34285 113 Sandy Hook Dr. 1954 5th Annual Exhibit Harmon Gallery, Naples 813/474·2644 813/485·1774 Daytona Beach Art Center ~~!~~~:~~~~~:t~~orzalnte r Juror: Mario Amaya, **John Hamel, Jr. Sarasota, FL 34242 Juror; Wilbur David Peat, Director, 1967 18th Annual Exhibit Director of the Chrysler Museum. Norfolk, VA 813/349·1490 Herron Art lnsUlute, Indianapolis, IN Sarasota Art Association President; Reyna Youngerman 4307 Camino Real * *Dorothy Sherman Leech Marianne Reninger President; Helen Sawyer, N.A. Juror; Or. John Craft. Director, 1979 30th Annual Exhibit Sarasota, FL 33579 1955 6th Annual Exhibit Columbia Museum of Art, Columbia, SC Daytona Beach Museum of Art and Sciences 2362 Pine Terr. 805 Riveria St. Larry Stults Norton Gallery and School o f Art, West Palm Beach Presidents; Jim Crane and Dorothy Stewart Juror; David Reese, painter and teacher 813/924·3732 Sarasota, FL 33581 Venice, FL 34285 5448 Avenida del Mare Juror: Thomas M. Beggs, Director of t he National 1968 19th Annual Exhibit President; Lee Lasbury Collection o f Fine Arts, Smithsonian, Washington, D.C. Lowe Gallery, Miami 1980 3 1st Annual Exhibit 813/924·7564 813/485·8826 Sarasota, FL 34242 President; Helen Sawyer, N.A. Juror; Frank Kleinholz. painter Sarasota Art Association **Foster Harmon 1956 7th Annual Exhibit President; Dorothy Stewart Juror; Betty Parsons, P.O. Box 6187 Sandra Melcher Ruth A. Romoser 813/349·1496 Bradenton Art Center 1969 20th Annual Exhibit owner Betty Parsons Gallery, NY Juror: H erman Warner Williams, Jr., Director. J. Wayne Reitz St udent Union, University ol Florida, President: Lee Lasbury St. Armands Sta. 2107 41st St. W. 6204 23rd Ave. W. **Lois Bartlett Tracy Corcoran Gallery of Art. Washington. D.C. Gainesville; Juror; Joel Reeves, Dean, 1981 32nd Annual Exhibit President: Ralph H. McKelvey Atlanta Art School. Atlanta. GA Jacksonville Aft Museum Sarasota, FL 33578 Bradenton, FL 34205 Bradenton, FL 34209 580 Artist Ave. 1957 8th Annual Exhibit President; Dorothy Stewart Juror: Joseph Shannon, 813/388·2873 Morse Gallery of Art. 1970 21st Annual Exhibit Chief of Exhibits and Design, 813/747-7919 813/794-3799 Englewood, FL 33533 Rollins College, Winter Park Busch Science Center, H lrshorn Museum and Sculpt ure Garden 813/474·3365 Juror; Robert B. Hale, 8 President; Anne L. Atz Virginia Hausted Moe Mitchell • • Katherine Rowland Head of the American Art Section. Metropolitan ~~~~gsE~~~~3~~i~~. C~~~or. 1982 33rd Annual Exhibit Museum of Art, NY High Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA Boca Raton Center for the Arts 2024 Alameda Ave. 6417 Carmella Way P.O. Box 35187 Jean Sloane Walker President; Ralph H. McKelvey President; Dorothy Stewart t1'~~~u~~dtt'~~fa:~let. Director of the High 1958 9th Annual Exhibit 1971 22nd Annual Exhibit 1 Sarasota, FL 34234 Sarasota, FL 34243 Sarasota, FL 35187·5187 901 S.E. Causley Drive The Tampa Art Institute President; Anne L. Atz 813/955·0655 813/758·2384 813/349·1714 Port Charlotte, FL 33952 ~~.r~~~e~c~f~f·FTnu~ali~~.and Instructor, ~~~~~eA~:f~~~l~t·Janer, former Director. 1993 34th Annual Exhibit Pratt lnslitute, Brooklyn, NY, of Lakes Complex Art 813/743·7950 Washington University, St. Louis, MO artist In residence University of Georgia ~~feery~~fn~:~H'a~~ln Philip Held Ethel K. Morison Pat Ryan President; Louis Freund President; Or. Robert Carson Juror; Richard Anuszklewlcz. painter 3035 Wood St. 1959 10th Annual Exhibit 2nd Exhlbil (Fall) President; Anne L Atz 709 Laguna Dr. 1910 Mass Ave. Thomas J. Williams Coral Gables Playhouse Gallery with Melvin Gallery, Florida Southern College, Lakeland 1984 35th Annual Exhibit Sarasota, FL 33580 Venice, FL 34285 University of Miami Art Dept. Juror; Gudmund Vlgtel. Edison Community College, Fort Myers Englewood, FL 33533 625 Linden Rd. Juror: Thomas Tibbs. Director. Director of the High Museum, Atlanta, GA Juror; Will Barnet, painter and prlnt maker 813/366·5156 813/488·3644 813/697-4481 Venice, FL 34293 Museum of Contemporary Crafts, NY 1972 23rd Annual Exhibit President: Anne L. Atz President; Louts Freund 1985 36th Annual Exhibit Constance Q. Heller Terry Murray 813/493·7930 1960 11th Annual Exhibit ~~·,!~~~~~~:.::~0~sa~!:~lon Longboat Key Art Center Bernard Salander Art League of Manatee Count y. Bradenton President; Lee Lasbury Juror; Or. Ned Alfken, 1465 Gulf of Mexico Dr., #301 1832 Pandora Dr. 61 N. Broadway Juror; Donald Mattison, Director, Curator of Contemporary Art, Herron Art Institute School, Indianapolis, IN Longboat Key, FL 33548 Sarasota, FL 34231 Englewood, FL 34223 President; Stella Coler ~~~i~:~t;G~~~7e o~a~;:s~ashlngton. D.C. 813/383·354 7 813/924·3080 813/474·4514 Florida Artist Group, Inc. Membership List MARGE ARMSTON MEMBERSHIP Anjal Soler Cecily Hangen CHAIRMAN: *Associate 3325 N.E. 18th St. PO. Box 6501 Evelyn Anderson **Honorary Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33305 West Palm Beach, FL 33405 6302 Riverview Blvd. ••• Life 305/565·1453 305/586-2691 West Bradenton, FL 34209 AREA I Mary Jean Wilson **E. Robert Hunter 813/792-7536 13725 S. W. 75th Ave. Broward, Dade and 201 Potter Rd. **Anne Atz Monroe Counties Miami, FL 33158 West Palm Beach, FL 33405 25363 Aysen Drive CHAIRMAN: 305/235-5245 305/659-4088 Port Charlotte, FL 33954 REYNA YOUNGERMAN **Reyna Youngerman Gilda Lozito 813/485-1150 10300 W. Bay Harbour EXHIBITED: Dorothy Bosco 307 Cordova Rd. John W.R. Barends Surfside, FL 33154 Paintings have been included in many 6350 S.W. 106th St. West Palm Beach, FL 33401 1817 S. Osprey Ave. 305/866-127 4 major juried exhibitions in the Miami, FL 33156 305/833-0715 Sarasota, FL 34239 Southeast, jurored by the country's 305/665·2540 AREA II Mary Snow 813/955-4763 Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie major museum directors and critics. Eileen Epaves 291 River Dr. Carol Baumgartner 9498 Dominican Dr. and Okeechobee Counties Tequesta, FL 33469 CHAIRMEN: 3849 E. Ponier Ct. STUDIED: Miami, FL 33189 305/7 46-4410 Sarasota, FL 33582 Syracuse University, New York, B.A. 305/235-1409 CECILY HANGEN SUSAN STAIR STEVENS Susan Stair Stevens 813/924-3668 Degree, Fine Arts Major; Arts Students League, New York City; Wm. Pachner Nancy Greenburg 2307 Ibis Island Rose H. Brown Gladys Armstrong School of Art, Clearwater, Florida; 7045 S. W. 110th Terrace Palm Beach, FL 33480 720 Alizarine Ln. 350 Beach Rd. Smithsonian Institute Seminar, Oxford, Miami, FL 33156 407/588-2880 Englewood, FL 33533 Tequesta, FL 33469 England; Harvard Summer School, 305/667·1324 Rachel Wells 813/474-5667 305/7 46-7637 Special Student - Art History; Nancy Mace Lucas 2800 N. Flagler Dr. #607 Lee Batterman Richard E. Capes Graves Workshop, Sante Fe Institute of 6790 Sunset Drive West Palm Beach, FL 33407 13772 Sand Crane Dr. 2116 Florinda St. Fine Art, New Mexico. South Miami, FL 33143 305/832-5977 Sarasota, FL 33581 Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418 "SCHERERAZADE" 24" X 30" Dolores Nathan 305/626-2727 Ruth B. Wollowick Jeanne Norman Chase OTHER: 11246 S.W. 104th St. Mari M. Conneen Boca Pointe 1602 Bay Rd. An award winning painter since 1959; Miami, FL 33176 441 N. Harbour City Blvd. 7563 Imperial Dr. Sarasota, FL 33579 Represented in private and corporate 305/598-4020 Melbourne, FL 32935 Boca Raton, FL 33433 813/366-5032 collections in the and 407/395-8870 Mexico. Extensive world travel; Lived Sandra Raphaelson 407/259-454 7 Shirley Clement in Mexico for 8'/2 years. Paintings have 10275 Colli ns Ave. #231 AREA Ill 3951 Red Rock Ln. Lola Landry Gerow been included in many major juried ex­ Bal Harbour, FL 33154 Charl otte, Desoto, Glades, Sarasota, FL 33581 11 Yacht Club Pl. hibitions in the Southeast, jurored by 305/865· 7229 Tequesta, FL 33469 Hardee, Highlands, Manatee 813/953-5345 and Sarasota Counties the country's major museum directors 407/7 46-3491 and critics. GLADYS ARMSTRONG ROBERT G. YOUNG

EXHIBITED: Solo exhibitons: Carriage Inn Gallery, San Antonio, TX; Brest Gallery, Jacksonville, FL; International Sanibel Symposium, Palm Coast, FL; Florida School for the Arts; Casements Gallery, Ormond Beach, FL; Tokyo Museum of Art, Japan; Tachikawa Museum, Japan. Juried Shows: Socie· ty of 4 Arts, Palm Beach, FL; U.S. NA· tional Arts Competition and lnterna· tional Exhibit, FL; "NITTEN" Tokyo, EXHIBITED: Japan; Museum of Art, San Antonio, Shown widely throughout the United TX; Albright/Knox Museum, Buffalo, States and abroad. Represented in the NY; Chicago Center for Prints and in south Florida where I spend by winters, as STUDIED: well as numerous private collections. Atlantic Center for the Arts; Florida School for the Arts; Southwestern STUDIED: State Teachers College; Texas Albright Art Students League, New York; The Art Art School; Buffalo State Teachers Institute of Chicago; and the North College. Shore Art League in Winnetka, IL. 0 OTHER: OTHER: Collections include: State of Florida, My art disciplines include oil and water Bradley Goodyear Foundation, NY; color painting, however I have concen· Henry Teichmann Enterprises, FL; trated on print making finding it lends Lithonia International Corp. Collection, itself best to my creative conceptions, GA; Publication listings include: and have lectured on the subject of the American Artists 2nd ed., Who's Who print makers process at various in American Art. American Artist of " THE PASSAGE" 54" X 58" museums. "THE HERONS" 16 X 19'/2 Renown, Professional Artist, Japan. JANEEN MAES YANKOWSKI JOHN BARENDS

EXHIBITED: Best of Shows, First place and numerous awards in local, state, na­ EXHIBITED: tional and international shows. Ex­ Boca Grand Gallery, 1982; Cornell Fine hibited throughout the state of Florida. Arts Center, Winter Park, 1987; Lee Scarfoni Gallery, Tampa, 1986. STUDIED: BFA, Memphis State University, Mem­ STUDIED: phis, TN; MA, University of South Leiden Institute, Holland; Florida, Tampa, FL; Graduate School, Bobbi de Silaghi, Toronto, Canada. New York University at New Paltz, New York. Printmaking-Edison Community OTHER: College, Ft. Myers. Pottery, Portraits, " FEMALE AND MALE" Venice Area Art League, 1st place, '74, Drawing-Memphis Academy of Arts. '75, '89; Art League of Manatee County, Cotierie Scholar. 3rd place, '88; Longboat Key Art Center Winner's Showcase since 1982; Sara­ OTHER: sota Art Association, Mural 1980; Na· Present area of concentration is com· tional Bank of Sarasota Bicentennial bining various Printmaking processes. "CANYON" 24 X 28 Show, 1976, Honorable Mention; Listed Works are in many private collections. in Vol. 2 of Art & Artists, Monterey, CA; Printmaking Instructor at Edison Artist Collectors Calendar; Joan Community College, Ft. Myers, FL. Altabe review. MARCELLE BEAR ANNE WINSLOW

EXHIBITED: Mint Museum, New Orleans Art Museum, Burr Gallery, Tampa Fair, Lowe Gallery, South Florida, Jackson· ville, North Florida, Jersey City Museum, Brocton Art Assoc., St. Petersburg Jr. College, Dulin Art Gallery, Cum mer Gallery, Jacksonville EXHI BITED: Art Museum. Jacksonville Arts Exhibition of Contemporary American Festival, American in Paris, Metro· Painters, Society of the Four Arts, Palm politan Museum, Harmon Gallery, Beach, FL; Arvida Juried Shows, Naples City Hall, Edison College, Sarasota, FL; Southern Artists Com· Rollins College, Florida Community petition, Jacksonville, FL; Biennial and College. Triennial Compet i t ions, Tampa Museum; Ridge Annual Juried Shows, STUDIED: Winterhaven, FL; Invitational Shows Chicago Academy, American with STUDIO 1212, Clearwater, FL; The Academy, Chicago Art Institute, Ecole Gallery, State Capitol, Tallahassee, FL; des Arts Decoratif, Paris. Sarasota Art Association, Florida Gulf Coast Art Center, Brandon Cultural OTHER: "TOUR DE FORCE" 40 X 30 Center, Brandon, FL; One-Person In· Received many awards, included in vitationals: World Business Council, private, corporate collections in U.S., Key Largo, FL; Gasparilla Inn, Boca Japan, France. Permanant collection Grands, FL; Diplomat, Tampa, FL. of Wright State Museum, Daytona, Ohio. Jacksonville Art Museum, STUDIED: Jacksonville University, in Who's Who BS Fine Arts, Queens College, in Amerian Art, and active member of Charlotte, NC; Graduate study, Univer· the Florida Artist Group since 1962. " RED CANNAS AND PALMS" 50" X 40" sity of South Florida, Tampa, FL MARY JEAN WILSON GREGORY P. BIOLCHINI

EXHIBITED: One Person Shows in Florida: Gillman­ Stein Gallery, Tampa; Wray Museum, Ft. Lauderdale/Davie; Center for the Arts, Vero Beach; Discovery Center Museum, Ft. Lauderdale; Art Place, EXHIBITED: Cauley Square, Miami. National Societee des Pastellistes de France, Shows: Society of the Four Arts, Palm Paris, 1987; National Arts Club, New Beach, FL; American Watercolo_r York, Pastel Society of America Annual Society, New York, NY; Salmagundi, Shows, annually since 1980; Degas New York, NY; Columbia College, Col­ Pastel Society National Exhibition, umbia, MO. Regional State Invitation: 1988; Harmon-Meek Gallery, Naples, Ft. Lauderdale Museum, Metropolitan Florida, 1986 (solo), 1987,1988; Museum, Coral Gables; Boca Raton Anderson-Marsh Gallery, St. Peters­ Museum, LeMoyne Center, Talla­ burg, Florida, 1987 (solo); Schoolhouse hassee; Florida Watercolor Society, Gallery, Sanibel, Florida. Florida Artist Group. " STORM COMING" 25 X 40 STUDIED: STUDIED: Self tuaght Duke University, B.A., Florida Interna­ tional University, B.F.A. OTHER: Corporate Collection: Merrill Lynch OTHER: and Dean Witter Reynolds Teacher: Watercolor Painting, Metro­ Memberships: Master Pastelist, Pastel politan Museum, Coral Gables; Fair­ Society of America; Degas Pastel child Tropical Garden, Coral Gables. Society. Teaching Experience: Adult Drawing, Miami-Dade Community Col­ Education; Commercial Art; Work­ lege, Continuing Education. "GRANDCHILD" 25 X 20 shops in Pastel and Oil Portraits. ROSE BROWN MARJORIE REINERS WENDLE

EXHIBITED: Edison College permanent collection; Corcoran Gallery; Hirschhorn Collec­ tion; Park Shore Gallery

STUDIED: Chicago Art Institute; Art Students League, NYC; Institute American Universities, Aix-En-Provence, France; San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.

EXHIBITED: OTHER: Asheville Art Museum; One man show Awards include LeHigh Fine Arts, Best · Gallery Califano; 81st West,New York; in Show; Florida Artist Group, Beeken Award; Naples Art Association, Best in Sarasota Art Museum; Venice Art Museum; Private Collections, Wash· Show; Naples Historical Society, Pur­ chase Award. Student teacher at ington, D.C. Mundelein College; Worked in advertis· ing in NYC; Textile and interior design. STUDIED: Member: Naples Art Association, Syracuse University, B.P. degree; Andre Florida Artists Group; Florida Water­ L'hote, Paris and Studio Grand color Society; Salmagundi Club, NYC. Chaumlere UNTITLED UNTITLED MURIEL WATKINS DOROTHY AULT BROWNELL

"COLOR IS MY MUSIC" EXHIBITED: American Artists Professional League EXHIBITED: Inc. (NYC), Florida Watercolor Society, Affiliations with various designers and Manatee Art League, Bradenton, FL; galleries in Florida, the Serendipity Longboat Key Art Assoc., Sarasota Art North Gallery in Michigan and many Assoc., New Hampshire Art Assoc., private collectors. National League of National Pen Women, Ft. Myers Art Assoc., Naples STUDIED: Art ASEOC., Springfield {Mass) Art Detroit Society of Arts and Crafts League (Past President), Academic Art (Center for Creative Studies), Detroit, Association (Past Board Member), York Michigan. Art Assoc., Maine; Barn Gallery, Ogun· quit, Maine; Ft. Myers Beach Art OTHER: Assoc., Lehigh Acres Art Assoc., Received many awards in Michigan Lighthouse Gallery, Inc., FL. " DANCING TREES" 22 X 38 and Florida. GWEN BUCHANAN ELSIE DOREY UPHAM

EXHIBITED: Four Arts, Palm Beach, FL; Columbus, OH; Youngstown, OH ; Florida Federa· STUDIED: tion, Bradenton; Sears-Roebuck & Art Gwen Buchanan, Naples artist, Council Show, Ft. Myers, Best of Show; graduated from the University of Cape Coral National, Ft. Myers Beach, Wisconsin earning a degree in Art Naples Art Assoc., Art Encounter, Park Education. Since graduation studied Shore Gallery. with professors from Wayne State University and Cranbrook Institute, STUDIED: Michigan. Had workshops with Val Columbus, Ohio Gallery of Fine Art, Thelin, Maxine Maserfield, Barbara Summers with Guy Wiggins, Olde Nechis and Hal Mcintosh. Lyme, CT; Ohio State University, with Professor Bob Gelinas from Tampa. OTHER: Mrs. Buchanan has taught for 16 years • OTHER: at the Naples Art Association and has One man shows: Ed ison Junior Col· "A FLASH OF GREEN" had several one-man shows. Has been lege, McNichols Gallery, Valand represented in three galleries. A I Gallery, Marco, Naples Art Assoc. member of the Birmingham Society of President of Naples Art Assoc., Honor Women Painters (MI). The Michigan Life Member, Naples Players and Water Color Society, Florida Water Naples Art Assoc.; paintings are in Color Society, Ft. Myers Beach Art many collections and in the Hirsch· Association, Florida Artists Group and horn Museum. Volunteer art teacher in the Naples Art Association. UNTITLED ' 60 X 48 Naples schools. JEAN WAGNER TROEMEL RICHARD CAPES

EXHIBITED: Group juried, one man shows through­ out Florida and the south, major prizes. EXHI BITED: 2nd place award, Arvida State, STUDIED: Sarasota; 7th Annual Art Encounter, National Academy of Design, Art Naples; 38th Annual Cornell Fine Arts Students League, New York; Norton Museum, Rollins College, Winter Park; School of Art, University of New 19th Drawing & Sculpture Show Ball Mexico. State Univ.; Brooks Memorial Art Gallery, Tennessee; 14th Annual Arti st OTHER: Sa lon, Oklahoma Museum of Art. Collections: Cathedral-Basilica, St. Augustine; Greyhound Corp., Putman STUDIED: County Historical Museum, Hall of Masters of Art Education, Major in Art, Fame National Ski Museum, Palm University of Georgia; Bachelor of Beach Art League, Sarasota Art Assoc., Science in Education, University of U.S. Air Force Museum Collections, In· Georiga; Latin American Travel Study, Scholarship, Italian Travel Art Study ternatlonal Minerals Corp., Libby· " THE MEETING, CHINA" 28 X 36 • "SOFT RED" 20 X 26 Owens, Barnett Bank, Ira Koger, Program . Artinian Collections, others. Specialty: Traditional, contemporary and histori· OTHER: cal portraiture and paintings reflecting Plaza Art Show, 1st Place, Sa rasota; travel impressions. Member: Fellow of Arvida State Award, 1st Place, Sara­ the Royal Society of Art, London; Presi· sota; Hamel Memorial, Jacksonville; dent of Florida Artist Group, 1975-77; Southeast Bank Award, Florida Artist Directory of American Portrait Artists, Group, full time professional artist, others. Capes Studio since 1976. JOAN CARRIER LOIS BARTLETT TRACY

EXHIBITED: EXHIBITED: Exhibited in numerous National and Grove House, Davidson Gallery, Regional Jury Exhibitions. Bayshore Gallery, Artists Outlet, Art Place at Cauley Square, Museum of STUDIED: Science Fine Art Show (8 years) Bicardi Rollins College, B.A.; Ringling School Gallery, Coral Gables, Downtown and of Art, Hilton Leech; Michigan State West Dade libraries, Metropolitan University, M.A.; Fine Arts lnst. New Museum and Art Center, Continuum College. Gallery, Sarasota Art Association, Boca Raton Center for the Arts, OTHER: Hollywood Museum, Hollywood Head of Tall Timbers Art Colony, Cultural Center, Harmon Gallery, South Laconia, NH; Artists in Residence, Florida Art Gallery, Coral Gables Rollins College; Artist in Residence, Federal, Players State Theater. Clinch Valley College, University of Virginia; Head of Art Dept., South· STUDIED: eastern Community College, University University of Michigan, Grove House, of Kentucky; Head of Art Dept., Edison University of Miami, Metropolitan " DARKNESS LAY ON THE FACE OF THE DEEP Junior College, Florida. Collections: Museum and Art Center, Miami. AND THE SPIRIT MOVED OVER THE WATERS" Morse Museum of Art, Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian; Kansas State OTHER: University, University of North Caro­ Has shown and won awards in juried lina, University of Virginia, Norton and invitational shows in Florida, and Gallery of Art, Rollins College, Mural work is included in many private of Appalachia, Washington, D.C.; many collections. "CATHARSIS" 65" H Walnut private collections. ENZO TORCOLETTI ROSAMOND CHALMERS

EXHIBITED: Exhibited in Italy, Belgium, Canada, the United States. EXHIBITED: STUDIED: At the lnstituto Statale D'Arte A. Jacksonville Art Museum Juried Apolloni, B.A. in English Literature, Members' Show, Florida National B.F.A. in Sculpture and Graphics from Bank, Five Points Guaranty Bank, the University of Windsor, earned the Hope Haven Hospital Association, M.F.A. in Sculpture and Printmaking Baptist Medical Foundation, private collections. from Florida State University, is Associate Professor of Art at Flagler College in St. Augustine, FL. STUDIED: Auburn University, B.S. in Educatio n; OTHER: Flagler College, advanced studies in painting. His work is in many private and public collections, including Barnett Bank, Southern Bell Telephone Co., The OTHER: Capitol Bank of Washington, Tampa Jacksonville Art Museum Watercolor Electric Co., Catholic Student Center instructor, 14 years; Founder of in Gainesville, University of Florida, Jacksonville Watercolor Society, University of North Florida, the Mint member of FAG, St. Augustine Art Museum, the Jacksonville Art Assoc., Florida Watercolor Society, Jacksonville Watercolor Society, Mon­ Museum, and Koger Properties. "RESURRECTED VICTORY" " FLORIDA-SCAPE" tana Watercolor Society. JEANNE NORMAN CHASE MARGARET K. THOMAS

EXHIBITED: One-Person Shows: Conservatory of the Arts, Sarasota, 1988; Tatem Gallery, Fort Lauderdale, 1986·87; I. Irving Feldman Galleries, West Bloomfield, Michigan, 1986; Rauschbach Gallery, Bal Harbour, 1981·83; Boca Grand EXHIBITED: Gallery, Boca Grande, 1982; Juried Extensively both group and one· Competitions: Tampa Museum, 1988; woman shows. Toledo Museum, Ohio 48th Annual Exhibition of Contem· Annual State Show, Society of the Four porary American Painting; The Socie· Arts Exhibit ion, Palm Beach; Florida ty of the Four Arts, Palm Beach, 1986; Art ist Group, Cape Coral National, The Capitol Gallery, Tallahassee, 1986. Naples; Ft. Myers Beach Art Assoc., Harmon Gallery and Art Encounter. STUDIED: State University, Northridge, STU DIED: CA, BFA, Painting Attended Swarthmore College, A.B. degree, University of Michigan, grad· OTHER: uate work, University of Toledo and Taught at Ringling School of Art and Toledo Museum School of Design. Design in Sarasota, FL from 1978·1989; Chairman Fine Arts Department, Ringl· "OAK TREE UP" 30 X 40 OTHER: ing School of Art and Design; San Fer· Membe r of the Watercolor Society of nando Valley Art Academy, San Fer· N.W. Ohio, Toledo Graphic Arts Group, nando Valley, CA. Toledo Artist's Club, Florida Arti st Publications: American Artists, Group, Florida Watercolor Society of Publisher, Les Krantz; World's Who's Naples, and Ft. Myers Beach. Won Who of Women; Who's Who in many awards and is incl uded in American Art; Dictionary of lnterna· numerous private collections. tional Biography. "TROPHIES" 30 X 40 CHRYSSIE B. TAVRIDES ELIZABETH S. CLEMENT

EXHIBITED: Celebration of Women, St. Petersburg; National League of American Pen Women '82 Biennual, Atlanta; Festival of the States, St. Petersburg; Tampa Museum, '82, Tampa; Society of the Four Arts, West Palm Beach; Florida Artist Group, Tampa Bay Art Center, Tampa; Sarasota Art Association, Sarasota; Melvin Gallery, Florida Southern College, Lakeland; Ridge Art Assoc., Winter Haven; Polk Museum, Lakeland; DuPage Art League, Wheaton; Illinois Bell Tele· phone Juried Exhibition, Arts En· counter, Naples; Arts on the Park, Lakeland; May Show, Lakeland. STUDIED: The Telfair Academy, Savannah, STUDIED: Georg ia, The Atlanta School of A rt, Chicago Art Institute, BFA degree; the Atlanta, Georgia. American Academy of Art, Chicago; The Maryland Institute, Baltimore. OTHER: Ridge Art Assoc., Judges' Award; OTHER: ARVIDA, Longboat Key Art Assoc., HM; Worked as a Children's Illustrator, com· ARVI DA, Sarasota Art Assoc., Equal mercial portrait artist, created books "FLOATING RATE BONDS" 27 X 33 Award; Melvin Gallery Juried Show, and film strips, judged shows and has Judges' Awa rd; Florida Pastel Asso c., had workshops and demonstrations. Merit Award; Art Encounter, Naples Art Currently teaching at The Polk Assoc., Best Abstract, Longboat Key; Museum of Art in Lakeland. Awards: Ridge Art Assoc., 24th Fine Arts Com· Traveling Fellowship Candidate, Art In· petition, 1st Pl ace; Longboat Key, stitute, Chicago; Chicago Art Institute Pa rade of Winners; A Company of Scholarship Award, Chicago; Art Women 87, Ridge Art Assoc., Equal Scholarship Award, Oak Park River Award, HM; Images Gallery, Tampa; Forest Art League, Oak Park. UNTITLED Hartley Collectors Ga llery, Tampa. PENNY COSENTINO LARRY STULTS

EXHIBITED: Her unique offerings of acrylic on can· vas hang in private and corporate col· lections throughout the United States, and in Japan, Bermuda, Canada and Italy. These include Florida's Fifth District Court of Appeals, Stetson University, Museum of Arts and Sciences, City of Cocoa Beach, Ushio EXHIBITED: Electric in Tokyo, Kaiundo Confec· Had 13 one-man shows; listed in Na· tionary in Matsumoto, Nicary lnterna· tional Museum of American Art. tional in Quebec. STUDIED: STUDIED: Painting at Carnegie Tech, Chicago Art Virtually self-taught Institute with Charles Hawthorne and Georgy Kepes. "YOUNG FAMILY" OTHER: Awards span the past fourteen years OTHER: and range from Florida Artists Group, Had layout and art directing studio in Halifax Art Festival, National Festival Chicago, the established studio in of the Masters and Mount Dora Art " LIFE CIRCLE" 48" X 54 Cabbage Key, FL; and later in Festival to the Grumbacher Award and Sarasota. Sketched and painted in numerous Best in Show and First Prize Europe, Japan, the Caribbean and Per· honors. sian Gulf. RUTH ANDRESS STONE SUE CRONN

EXHIBITED: Tampa Museum; ARVIDA, Sarasota, Rosenquist Invitational, Artist Alliance, Festival of Masters, Buena Vista, Arts on the Park, Lakeland; Awards in 1982, 1987, 1988, 1989. One person: 1984 EXHIBITED: Casa de Ia Cultura, Oa xaca, Oax., Jacksonville Art Museum, Deland Art Museum, Vero Beach Art Museum, FL; Mexico. Chattahoochee Valley Art Museum, GA; San Diego International Exhibi· STUDIED: " CITY TAPESTRY" 25 X 36 University of Missouri, BFA, Art In· tion, El Cajon, CA; Mississippi Art stitute of Chicago, University of Museum, Jackson, MS; Purchase 3 Alabama, Long Beach State, CA. paintings for Auditor General Office Bldg., Tallahassee, FL. OTHER: Joan Ling Gallery, Gainesville; Art STUDIED: Center, St. Petersburg; Gallery 600, " STILL LIFE ON PORCH" 40 X 50 Cleveland Institute of Art, Case Largo; Lakeland Arts on the Park, Ray­ Western Reserve University, B.S.F. mond James, St. Petersburg; Melvm Art Gallery, Lakeland; Upham Gallery, OTHER: St. Petersburg Beach. Collections: F.W.S. Juried Show, Distinguished U.S., Mexico, TECO, Barnett Bank, Artist Award. St. Augustine Honors Show, Grumbacher Award. NCNB, Poe Ins., Tampa. JEAN DEAN DOROTHY C. STEWART

EXHIBITED; National, Internatio nal and Regional exhibitions including: Print Fair, Pratt lnst., traveling U.S., Europe Int. Desig n Derby, Award. Brockton, MS; Missis· sippi Art, Burr Galleries, NY; Universi· ty of Colorado, Hunter Gallery, TN; EXHIBITED: Mint Museum, Golden Isle Annual. Clocktower Gallery, NYC; Air Gallery, Southeastern Prints and Drawings, ; SE Center for Contem· Cummer Gallery of Art, Ringling porary Art, Winston-Salem, NC; Univer· Museum, Jacksonville Art Museum, sity of Georgia; Guild Hall, East Hamp· Florida Artist Group. ton, NY; Harmon Gallery, Sarasota, In· vitational; Gulf Coast Biennial, STUDIED: Belleair; Society of Four Arts, Palm Florida State Univeristy, University o f Beach; SE Painting & Sculpture, Florida. Jacksonville; Contemporary Center, " PROTEUS" 42" X 72" , Berry College, Mt. Berry, GA; OTHER: Gallery 10, Asheville, NC; Art & Cultural Mott Foundation Grant, Annual Arts Center, Hollywood; Festival of States, Award, Jacksonville; Jaycees Out· St. Petersburg; Center Art Show, USF, standing Citizen Award, FPRA Award, St. Petersburg. 24 one-man shows i n Southern Museums and Un ive rsities, repre· OTHER: sented in numerous corporate, public LeMoyne Fine Arts, Tallahassee and private collect ions in U.S. and (Award); The Capitol, Tallahassee; Art Canada. Prudential, Metropolitan and Encounter, Naples (Awards); Ridge Art, Gulf Life Insurance Companies, listed Winter Haven (Awards); Arvida, Who's Who in World 's Women, Who's Sarasota (Awards); Lee Alliance of the Who in American Women, 2000 Arts, Ft. Myers (Awards). " PROBE BH," 40 X 70 Women of Achievement. SUSAN STAIR STEVENS JULEE DOCKING

EXHIBITED: Extensively throughout Florida, at ma­ jor museums, state and national-com­ petitions. American Painters in Paris George Pompadeau Center. Recent awards: the Society of the Four Arts, EXHIBITED: Jacksonville Art Museum and the IBM Grumbacher Gold Medallion, Cornell Annual at the Boca Raton Museum. Museum, FL; Celebration of Women, Ft. Myers, FL; Hilton Leech Memorial STUDIED: Award, Edison College, FL; West Coast University of Michigan, B.S. degree, Parade of Prize Winners; Best of Show Architecture & Design, graduate State of Florida; Kennedy Center, studies Florida Atlantic University, Washington, D.C.; National Conven· Sara Lawrence extension, Lacoste, tion, Atlanta, GA; Cape Coral Fifth France; Horace Rackham extension, Annual, Ft. Myers, FL; High Museum, University of Michigan. Atlanta, GA; Jacksonville Museum, FL; Boca Raton Museum, FL. OTHER: Served on the Board at the Boca Raton STU DIED: Museum, Artist Equity Florida, Palm Corcoran Art School, Washington, D.C., High Museum, Atlanta, GA. Beach County Council for the Arts, The " AER IE" 24 X 24 National Society of Arts & Letters, "KEYS TO THE KINGDOM " 46 X 46 Boca Raton Chapter. Have been Of­ OTHER: ficer, Area, and Symposium Chairman Purchase Award by C.V. Whitney, for Florida Artist Group, Inc. Westbury, NY. MARIE A. DUBENCHEK MARY SNOW (CORR)

EXHIBITED: Numerous national exhibitions: Co r· coran and Virginia Biennials, Smithso· nian Gallery, National Academy of EXHIBITED: Design and Women Artists Annua l. Tower Gallery Cooperative, Inc., Bell Awa rds: Two Grumbacher and McGib· Tower Mall, Ft. Myers, FL; Hellos Fine bon; Major Florida Artist, Harmon Arts Gallery, Naples, FL; Sanibel Art Gallery; The Norton Museum and Gallery, Sanibel lsland,FL. Florida Artist Group.

STUDIED: STUDIED: Westchester Art Workshop and Tokyo University of Utah, BA majoring in Fine Art School, Japan and various New Arts. Conti nui ng stud ies: Arts York City Art Schools. Students League with R. Lahey and G. Bridgeman. The Corcoran with Lahey OTHER: and N. Cikovsky, Phillips Gallery with One of six artists chosen in the K. Knaths, Washington, D.C. Lived i n January 1985 issue of " Gulfshore Life " RH YTH M" 22" X 30" Paris, moved to Berlin for advanced Magazine". Her awards and honors are studies with K. Hofer and M. many, evolving from extensive exhibits Pechstein. in New York City, Tokyo and Southwest Florida. Member of Sculptors lnterna· OTHER: tional, Washington, D.C.; American Listed: Washington Artists Today, Penwomen; Lee County Alliance of the Who's Who in American Art, of Arts; Florida Artists Group; Cape Coral American Women, Artists of Renown Art League. UNTITLED and World Who's Who of Women. lONE SHRIVER ALICE DURICK

EXHIBITED: Seven solo shows including Stetson University, Brevard Community College EXHIBITED: and Florida Southern College Society, One and two man shows. Society of Four Arts, Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival, Tampa Gaspa· STUDIED: rilla, Florida Artist Group, Loch Haven Studied art at the Art Institute, Art Institute, Lowe Art Museum, Tampa Academy of Art and Bauhaus in Museum, Edison Community College. Chicago, the Hans Hoffman School in Munich Germany; lnstituto de San STUDIED: Miguel d' Allende, Mexico and Leech Kent State University, Florida Southern workshops in Sarasota. " WAIMEA" 40 X 30 College, University of South Florida; M.A. Art Education. OTHER: Traveled in Europe, Mexico, Japan, OTHER: China, India and Africa sketching and In collections of Metro-Dade Historical photographing. Member of Sarasota Association, Daytona Museum, Stet· Art Association, Art League of son University, Barnett Banks, Holland Manatee, Art League Venice, Petticoat and Knight Law Offices, and many Painters and Florida Artist Group. "STEPS II " 32 X 36 private collectors. CELE FOX CARL E. SCHWARTZ

EXHIBITED: Art Across America, Mead Corp.; S·State Painting Exhibit, J.B. Speed Museum; Jan Cice rio, Chicago; Foster Ha rmon, Sarasota, FL; Pa rk Shore, Naples, FL. One and two person shows include Illinois State Museum, Art In· stitute of Chicago, S&R Ga llery.

STUDIED: BFA from Art Institute of Ch icago and EXHIBITED: " RUSHING WATER 6A" 60" X 40" University of Ch icago. Her paintings hang in many foreign UNTITLED countries and in the U.S. She has had OTHER: several one person shows and won Major collections include British many awards. Museum, London, England; Library of Congress; Illinois State Museum; OTHER: Smithsonian Institute; Art Inst itute of Cele is a member of The National Chicago; Reader's Digest, magazine League of American Pen Women, and cover. Included in Who's Who in Florida Artist Group (area 7), and the Midwest, American Art, and in various art associations. Florida. JEANNE SCHUBERT SHIRLEY FRANK

EXHIBITED: EXHIBITED: Polk Community College, Winter The Brevard Museum of Art, Osceola Haven, FL; Ruth Eckerd Hall, Clear· Center for the Arts, Ormond Art water, FL; Capitol Gallery, Capitol Museum, Vero Beach Center for the Bldg., Tallahassee, FL; Temple Beth·EI Arts~ Florida Southern College, Central Festival of the Arts Invitational, St. Flonda College. Petersburg, FL; Center for the Arts, Inc., Vero Beach, FL. OTHER: Group shows include: Society of the STUDIED: Four Arts, West Palm Beach; Orlando B.S. Art Eduation, Ball State University, Museum of Art; Jackson Museum of " PATH THROUGH STONES" 25 X 31 " ROCK SPRINGS RUN " 48" X 64" Muncie, IN; M.A. Art Education, Univer· Art, Jackson, MS; Women's Caucus for sity of South Florida, Tampa, FL; A~, Miami, FL; Salmagundi, NYC; William Pachner School of Painting, Mtami· Dade College; N. Miami Clearwater, FL; Cleveland Institute of Museum of Art; Valcenia College· Art, Lacoste, France. ~eminole College. Gallery representa: ttons: Albertson·Peterson in Winter OTHER: Park; Art Expressions; Melbourne; Teacher of Painting, Florida Gulf Coast Great Southern Gallery, Key West. Art Center, Belleair, FL since 1977. JEANNETTE M. GENIUS RUTH ROMOSER

EXHIBITED: Four Arts, Palm Beach, FL; Norton Gallery, Palm Beach, FL; Hortt EXHIBITED: Memorial Award, Ft. Lauderdale, FL; Solo exhibitions in Winter Park, Palm Ft. Lauderdale Museum Graphics Beach and New York City, as well as Competition, Metropolitan Musem & being represented in a number of Art Center, Miami, FL; Lowe Museum, group shows, national and inter· Miami, FL; Museum of Fine Arts, national. Springfield, MA; Cheltenham Gallery Graphic Competition, Philadephia, PA, OTHER: U.S. Fine Arts Registry, NY; National Honors include an Honorary Doctor of Design Center, NY. Fine Arts Degree from Rollins College, the Florida Governor's First Annual "CITY BRIDGE" STUDIED: Award for the Arts, John Young Award Balitmore Art Institute, Individual for Unique Outstanding Accomplish· Artist Fellowship, Division of Cultural ments and the Medal of Honor from Affairs and Fine Arts Council of the National Association of Women Florida. Artists, etc. Member of National Association of Women Artists, New OTHER: Hampshire Art Association, Pen & Who's Who of American Women, Brush (New York) and Artists Equity Who's Who in American Art, Dictionary Association. UNTITLED of International Biography. MIMI ROMIG LOLA LANDRY GEROW

EXHIBITED: Memberships nationally include, Am. Water Color Society, Am. Artists Pro­ fessional League, Allied Artists of Am. and National Arts Club. Exhibitions in the eastern U.S. include the Cape Cod Arts Association, Nantucket Gallery and the Staten Island Museum. South Florida shows include the Hobe Sound Gallery, Lighthouse Gallery and the EXHIBITED: Norton Museum. Exhibited all area shows, Edison Com­ munity College, Florida Artist Group, STUDIED: One Man Shows. Earned B.S. degree at Massachusetts College of Art, Scholarship, Boston STUDIED: "PHANTOM TREE" Museum of Fine Arts and Fellowship, "STREETSCENE" 12 X 16 Edison Community College, University Harvard University. of Colorado, workshops with many notable artists. OTHER: Artist and educator, supervisor of art OTHER: at Portsmouth, N.H. and New York Ci· Affiliations with Florida Artist Group, ty Public Schools. Teacher at the Ft. Myers Beach Art Assoc., Sanibel! Staten Island Museum and currently at Art Assoc., art instructor, many private the Lighthouse Gallery. Has painted and corporate collections. professionally over fifty years. KEVIN SCOTT GOEHRING MARILYNNE ROLAND

EXHIBITED: Jeffery Stricoff, New York; Objects Gallery, Chicago, IL; Tampa Museum of Art, Tampa, FL; American Embassy, Bonn, W.G.; Deutsch Bank, Frankfurt, EXHIBITED: W.G.; Orlando Museum of Art, Orlando, State shows: Watercolor Society, Boca FL; Kultura, Cologne, W.G.; Myriad Fine Raton Museum of Art; Brevard Art, Atlanta, GA; Ball State University, Museum; Daytona Museum; Talla· Muncie, IN. hassee Capitol Gallery; Art Festivals: Winter Park; Tampa Gasparilla; Disney STUDIED: Masters; Images N.S.B. National New College, Sarasota, FL, 1980. Shows: Allied Artists of America; Na· tional Arts Club, NYC; National Water· OTHER: color Society, Brea, CA; Art Center, Awards from E. Hohn Bullards, Direc· Aqueous National Exhibition; Ken· tor, New Orleans Museum of Art, I. tucky Museum of Arts, Lexington; Michael Danoff, Director, Chicago " RIO GRANDE GORGE" 23" X 30" Southern Watercolor Society; Wood· Museum of Contemporary Art; Laura ruff Art Center, Atlanta, GA. Permanent Simms, Curator, 20th Century Art, collections: State of Florida, "Art for Metropolitan Museum of Art, New Public Places" ; Museum of Arts & York; Ned Rifkin, Chief Curator, Sciences, Daytona; Southeast Banking Hirschhorn Museum, Washington, D.C.; Corp.; Doane College, Nebraska. Douglas Schultz, Director, Albright Knox Gallery, New York. Corporate Col· STUDIED: lections include Alabama Power Co.; National Academy; American and Na· Barnett Bank; Holland & Knight; IBM; t ional Society; Watermedla artists: NCNB; State Farm Insurance; Tingley Glen Bradshaw, Doris White, Miles Systems. " PALM PALM GIRLS" 69" X 48" Batt, Robert E. Wood. VIRGINIA REEDER ANNA M. GOHL

EXHIBITED: National, State, S.W. Florida Juried • • Shows, Florida Artist Group, Art In ' .... . 0 Public Places, 20·30 Show, Lee Alliance of the Arts, Ft Myers; Art En· counter, Naples; Ed ison College Bian· nual Winners Circle, Longboat Key, West Coast Parade of Winners, All Florida Fiesta of Arts, Lehigh, Art Council of S.W. Florida Juried Shows.

STUDIED: UNTITLED EXHIBITED: Evel ina Green, Jean Dean, Cape Coral Art Studio, Edison Community. Has exhibited many years in Tampa " FLOATING ECHOES" 28" X 36" Bay area shows, state juried shows, and several Florida Capitol shows. Has OTHER: had various one, two and three women Numerous awards for collage, acrylic, shows also, in local galleries. ceramics. One, two shows, group in· vitational. Collections: Cape Coral Art STUDIED: Studio. Private: Canada, Wisconsin, Rl, Ringling School of Art, Sarasota, FL; Indiana, NY, Atlanta, Florida. Past William Pachner Workshop, Clear· Pres., Cape Coral Art League, Sec. water, FL, six years. Southwest Florida Branch NLAPW. MURIEL GREEN PHIL RASMUSSEN

EXHIBITED: Corcoran Gallery, Washington, D.C.; High Museum, Atlanta; Cornerstone Gallery, Falls Village, CT; Jacksonville Art Museum, Jacksonville, FL; Socie· ty of the Four Arts, Palm Beach, FL; Florida Gulf Coast Art Center, Belleair, FL; Arts Center, St. Petersburg, FL; EXHIBITED: Ruth Eckerd Hall, Clearwater, FL; Sara· Paintings are in collections throughout sota Art Association, Sarasota, FL. the country.

STUDIED: STUDIED: Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh; Boston Museum of Fine Arts School, Ringling School of Art and Design, UNTITLED formal education, A.B. from Gettys· Sarasota; University of South Florida, "GARDEN LIGHT I" 36 X 50 burg College, courses at Edison Com· Tampa. munity College.

OTHER: OTHER: Corporate Collections: Pioneer Sav­ Dedicated to creating transparent ings Bank, Fortune Federal, Freedom watercolors, an "outdoors" painter, Federal, N.C.N.B., Barnett Bank, Girard conducts watercolor workshops. Jewelers, Dean·Redman Architects, Awards: Florida Watercolor Society, Bardmoor Properties, Merrill Lynch, Florida Artists Group. Member: Florida Bert Smith Insurance, City Center Watercolor Society, Florida Artists Bldg. Group, W.P.A. DAVID W. PETERSON BRUCE GREGORY

EXHIBITED: Stanley and Schenk, Atlanta; Nuance EXHIBITED: Gallery, Tampa; J.E. Voorhees Gallery, Exhibited in numerous national and Sarasota. state shows and museums. Repre· sented in galleries: Naples, FL; NYC; STUDIED: Newport Rl; Washington D.C.; New Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, Cannan, CT. New York, Art Student's League, Col· orado Springs Art Center; Atelier Fer· STUDIED: nand Leger, Paris. Virginia Center for Gloucester School of Oil Painting. Creative Arts.

OTHER: OTHER: Currently active in Florida Artist Awards include Prix dei'Annee Atelier, Group; SE Region of ASMA; Art En· F. Leger; Fullbright Grant; Sarasota Art counter 1989 & 1990. Member: The Association Awards, '64, '65; Best Salmagundi Club of NYC; American Figure, '66, '80, '84, '86. Art League Society of Marine Artists (ASMA); Manatee County, '77, '78; Glen Gallery, Allied Artists, American Artist Profes· Sarasota, '83; Florida Artist Group, '83, sional League, Artists Fellowship, '84, '85; Lighthouse Gallery and Te· questa; Longboat Key, Arvida Show, Maine Coast Artists, Florida Artist " THE FISH HOUSE" 12" X 16" Group, Naples Art Association, Inter· '85, '86; Longboat Key Art Association, national Society of Marine Painters. '87. Listed in Who's Who in American Art, Execution of F. Leger's murals, United International Dictionary of Sea UNTITLED Nations; Two murals 26' x 14', Franklin Painters, (London) Official Coast Guard D. Roosevelt School, New York; Mural Artist, illustrated book Cover, calender, 24' x 28', Civil Defense Headquarters, magazines. New York. JOAN WYETH GRIGGS MARY PEARCE

EXHIBITED: Watercolor U.S.A., Butler Institute of American Art, American Waterco lor EXHIBITED: Society, Cleveland Museum of Art, Petroleum Industry Salon, Photo­ Knickerbocker Artists, Columus graphic Society of America, Chicago, Gallery of Fine Arts, Harmon Ga llery, 1940. Alabama Watercolor Society, Ohio Watercolor Society, Florida Watercolor STUDIED: Society. Chatham Hall, Chatham Virginia; Clarence H. White School of Photo­ STUDIED: graphy, New York; , B.A. Oberlin College, Fine Arts Major, Art Department, Advanced Courses. Cleveland Institute of Art.

OTHER: OTHER: Assistant to D. Wilding, Photographer, One Person Exhibitions: Cleveland New York; Free-lance in New York and Playhouse Ga llery, Cleveland Or­ Palm Beach. Instructor at Tampa Bay chestra West Shore Concerts, Van Wezel Performing Arts. Three Person Art Center. Awards include Latin " MOLLY AND LANGE" 22 X 30 Quarter Gallery, lbor City, Tampa, Best Exhibitions: Hilton Leech Gallery, of Show and Honorable Mention; Florida West Coast Parade of Prize­ Florido West Coast Art Center, Bellaire, winners. Awards: Ohio Watercolor Honorable Mention; Lighthouse Society, Alabama Watercolor Soci ety, Gallery, Tequesta, Awards, '84 and '85; Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts. Art Florida Artists Group, Ft. Myers, Associations in Sarasota, Longboat Honorable Mention; Ridge Art Gallery, Key, Bradenton, Venice, Petticoat Winter Haven, Honorable Mention; Painters. In Who's Who of American University of Tampa, Best of Show, '87. " FORM I" 14" X 12" X 11 " Women, Who's Who in the Sout h. NIKE PARTON CLYDE HAGERTY

EXHIBITED: University of Florida, Stetson Univer· sity, Encyclopedia Britannica Educa· EXHIBITED: tional Corp. Four Arts Contemporary Annual, Palm Beach, Corcoran Gallery of Art, STUDIED: Washington, D.C., Cape Coral National, Art Students League; Ringling Art Miami Museum of Art, Harmon Gallery, School; Lesley Posey. Naples, Sarasota, 10 One·Man Shows "SPRING ON MYAKKA" 22" X 28" at R.R. Robinson, Naples. OTHER: Taught in New England, Art League of STUDIED: Manatee and in own studio. Awards in· Beaux Art Institute, New York; Cor· elude 1985 Grand Prize, Beaux Arts coran School of Art, Washington, D.C.; Gallery; 1986 2nd Prize, W.C. Wedu Auc· with Gene Davis, Sam Gilliam, Richard tion; 1986 2nd Prize, W.C. FSWS; 1986 Dempsey. 2nd Prize, Manatee Art League; 1988; Elden Rowland Memorial Prize, Sara· OTH ER: sola Art Association. Publications in· Numerous awards in Juried shows. elude Who's Who in American Art; Private Col lections through out American References; Artist of Florida. " UP, UP, & AWAY" 27 X 36 America and Europe. CECILY HANGEN MARILYN NIEDERMAN

EXHIBITED: Many outstanding Galleries throughout the United States. Among those are: Baltimore Museum of Art, Allison Louis Gallery, Bethesda, MD; Joan Ling Gallery, Gainesville, FL; Coca Grande, Ft. Myers, Naples, Sanibel, Orlando, Washington, D.C., EXHIBITED: New Hope, PA; Charleston, SC; and Juried shows in Florida, New Orleans Virginia. Seven one-person shows, and Mobile. Seven years exhibited and many group shows and Major Juried part owner Dolphin Gallery, Palm Exhibitions. Beach's only cooperative gallery. STUDIED: STUDIED: Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, Yale University School of Art Two years D.C.; Abbott School of Art, Washington, with Josef Albers; Cooper Union Art " OVERLAP" 30" X 40" D.C. ; Maryland Institute of Art, School, N.Y.; One year Fontainebleau, Maryland; Moore Institute of Art, France; One summer with Jacques Philidelphia; Edison Community Col· Villon. lege, Ft. Myers, FL. OTHER: .. OTHER: Akston Award for Best in Show, Nor­ Wa shington, D.C. ; Bethesda, MD; " RED HOT" 50 X 50 ton Gallery, West Palm Beach, 1973; Philadelphia, Boston, London, Hono­ "Florida Creates" travelling show; Win­ lulu, Hawaii; Indiana, New York, NY; ning design for an eight story mural in Baltimore, Aspen, Colorado; Marbella, Miami, 1977. Spain; Miami, FL; and Marathon, FL. TERRY MURRAY MAMIE HARRISON

EXHI BITED: Many one-person and group exhibi· tions throughout Eastern Uni t ed States. Mamie's work has been ac· cepted in many regional, state and local shows, she has been the reci· pient of numerous awards in painting, EXHIBITED: bat ik. and photography. Her work is in Cleveland Artist Group Show, Whitney many corporate and private collec· Museum of American Art, New York, t ions. NY; Cleveland Museum of Art May Shows, The Print Mart, Korner and STUDIED: Wood Art Galleries also in Cleveland. Studied painting under William Pachner, Clearwater; painting and STUDIED: photography under Minor White and Cleveland Art Institute, and Intaglio Walter Smalling; etching at Eckerd Col· Processes with Kalman Kubinyi. lege; bat ik under Jim Nordmeyer and many workshops in painting and OTHER: "IN THE STILLNESS OF THE NIGHT" 30 X 30 watercolor. Florida Member Sarasota Branch National League of Pen Women OTHER: (American), Florida Artist Group, Adept in many techniques, shows Florida Watercolor Society, Venice and colorful semi-abstract and realistic Sarasota Florida Art Associations, subject matter. Exhibiting Member. "ANOTHER TIME AND PLACE" 24 X 28 CONSTANCE Q. HELLER FRED MESSERSMITH

EXHIBITED: EXHIBITED: Solo exhibitions include Greenwich Has had various one·man shows in Arts Center; Arvida; Players Club; many museums and galleries and c ur· Verzyl; Beaux Arts; Award Exhibit, rently directs the gallery for the Sarasota Art Association; Bell; Martha's Vineyard Art Association. Paui'Ard; Award Exhibit, White Plains, N.Y.; Group exhibitions include Art En· STUDIED: counter, Naples, FL; Joan Hodgell; Received his BFA and MA at Ohio Gillman Stein; Barbara Gillman; Lee Wesleyan University. Scarfone; Foster Harmon; Stanford Museum; Norton Museum; Parrish Art OTHER: Museum; Union Carbide; Lincoln Artist, educator, Chairman of Stetson Center. Corporate collections include University Department of Art since First Florida Bank; General Mills, Inc.; 1959; Member American Watercolor IBM; MCI; Sharp Electronics; Auto· " HIGH GRASSES" Society since 1958; Ta ught at West matic Data Processing; Continental Virginia Wesleyan College 1949·1959; " SKYSCAPE LANDSCAPE" 21" X 31 " Forest Ind.; Flagship Bank; Northern Featured in 1986 issue of American Trust Co.; Nat' I Bank of Sarasota (C&S); Artist magazine; Listed in Who's Who Dun & Bradstreets. in American Art; His paintings have won numerous awards, and are to be STUDIED: found in many private and public col· Massachusettes School of Art, lections including the Addison Gallery Boston, MA; Colby Sawyer College, of American Art, Butler Art Institute, N.H.; Professional critique with Norton Gallery of Art, Transco Corpora· Theodoros Stamos, New York. tion, World Book Encyclopedia. GILDA LOZITO PATTY COCHRAN HERSCHER

EXHIBITED: Allied Artists of West Virginia, Charleston; Sunrise Museum, EXHIBITED: Charleston; National Arts Club, New Exhibiting in New York and Florida, for York; Hermitage Museum, Norfolk; over forty years in National, State, and Lever House Gallery, New York; Regional Juried Exhibition. Awarded National League of American Pen first place and Merit Awards in Juried Women, Gainesville; Boca Raton Exhibition. Honored one person art ex· Museum of Art, Boca Raton; Discovery hibition at Norton Museum or Art. Sue· Center, Ft. Lauderdale. cessful one person exhibition for thirty-five years, in oil, acrylics, casein, STUDIED: pastels, watercolors, terra-cotta sculp· Morris Harvey College (University of ture. Style between impression and Charleston), Charleston, West Virginia. realism. OTHER: STUDIED: Four year scholarship Carnegie In· Brooklyn Museum, Academy of Fine stitute of Technology, Pittsburgh; Arts, Brooklyn, NY, with notables: Eliot "A PRESENT FOR LOUISA MAE" 28'!2 X 36'!2 Celebration of Women, Ft. Myers; A. de O'Hara, Mitchell Jamieson, Adolf Giovani Award, Edith M. Baron and Dehn. Family Award, The Weber Costello Pur· chase Award, Master Pastelist, Pastel OTHER: Society of America, Best of Show Listings: "Two Thousand Women of Award, National League of American Achievement;• "World's Who's Who of Pen Women, 34th Biennial, Purchase Women:• "Who's Who in American Award, Art in Public Places; Lee Women;• "American Artist of Renown;• County Government, Ft. Myers; Best of "MOTHER LOVE" 22 X 28 "International Book of Honor." Show Award, Ft. Lauderdale. SANDI MORRISON HICKS FONCHEN LORD

EXHIBITED: Metropolitan Museum, Miami; Grove House, Coconut Grove; Lee County EXHIBITED: Alliance of the Arts, Ft. Myers; Cape Museum of Arts and Sciences, Coral Arts Studio Gallery; Edison Com­ Daytona Beach, 1988. Florida Southern munity College. College, Retrospective, 1982.

STUDIED: STUDIED: University of New Hampshire; Edison Radcliffe College; Harvard; Washing­ Community College, Ft. Myers ton University; William Pachner of (Graphics); Ruth Franklin, Master Clearwater Florida and Woodstock, Printer, New York; Cape Coral Arts New York ; Seminars under James Studio (Ceramics); Marc Moon, Ohio UNTITLED Brooks and Conrad Marca-Relli. (AWCS); New Hampshire Guild of Pro­ " MOONLIGHT MAGIC" 24V• " X 37" fessional Craftsmen & Artists. OTHER: Collections include Florida State OTHER: House of Representative, Tallahassee Served as Board Member, Lee Chapter and Jacksonville Art Museum. Honors of Ringling Museums; Artist-In­ ... include Outdoor stainless steel sculp­ Residence, Ft. Myers Beach Art tures installed at Florida Southern Col­ Association; Lectures, teaches and lege, 1983; Daytona Museum of Arts judges; Works in multimedia produc­ and Sciences, 1986; Polk Museum of ing assemblages, paintings, graphics Art, 1988; Northwood Institute, West and sculptures. Palm Beach, 1989. FLORENCE LEPOSKY BONNIE E. JONES

EXHIBITED: Florida Artist Group, Cape Coral Art League, National Annual Art Exhibit, EXHIBITED: Fine Arts Gallery, Edison Community Latin Quarter Art Gallery, Tampa, FL; College, Ft. Myers Beach Art Assoc., Major Florida Artists Show, Art Coun­ Gulf Coast Art Center, Belleair, FL; Sarasota Art Center, Sarasota, FL; Le­ cil/Southwest Florida, Charlotte County Art Guild, Gulf Coast First Na­ moyne Art Foundation, Ta llahassee, FL· Artists Market Gallery, Clearwater, tional Bank, One-person Exhibit, Cape Coral Library, NCBA, Ft. Myers Beach. FL; Dunedin Cultural Center, Dunedin, FL; Brandon Cultural Center, Brandon, STUDIED: FL. Seven and a half years at Washington, STUDIED: D.C., eight years at Southwest Florida. " GERMINATION" 22 '/. X 28% " FLORIDA LANDSCAPE" Workshops with Syd Solomon, OTHER: Sarasota, FL; John Catterall, USF, Tam­ pa, FL. Student of Wm. Pachner, Clear­ One-person Show, Lee County Alliance; Three-women Exhibit, Cape water, FL. Coral Art Studio; Four-women Exhibit, Cape Coral Art League; Lighthouse OTHER: Ridge Art Assoc., Winter Haven, FL; St. Gallery, Tequesta; Winners Circle, Longboat Key; Winners Circle, Fine Augustine Art Assoc., St. Augustine, Arts Gallery, Edison Community Col­ FL; Rollins College Gallery, Winter lege; Private Two-women Shows. Park, FL. JOYCE BROYLES KEARNEY PAT ENG LAVIGNE

EXHIBITED: Provincetown Art Associaton; Fine Arts Exhibit, ; Sun· coast Annual, Ringling Museum; Prize Winners Invitational, Falmouth, MA; Cape Cod Art Association, President Award, 1965; Southern Contemporary Regional, 1st Prize, 1965; Florida Artist Group, Venice, Honorable Mention, 1971; 30 Florida Women in Art, Edison EXHIBITED: Community College, 1982; Art En· Paintings and drawings. Paintings in counter, Naples, 2nd Prize, 1985. public and private collections. STUDIED: DeCordova and Dana Museum School, STUDIED: MA degree from Iowa University, BA Lincoln, MA, Donald Stoltenberg, Oils; from Eastern Kentucky University, Provincetown workshop; Victor studied at Ohio University, Miguel de Candell, Advanced Abstract Painting Allende, Art Students League of Wood· seminars; Edison Community College, Lois Bartlett Tracy. stock, NY. OTHER: OTHER: " FOREVER GLADES" 32" X 48" Solo show in Dallas, TX. Gallery Present works are 3 Dimensional Inco r· representation: PAStA-Plus, St. 'BOTTLES" 26 X 24 porating organic matter, ceramic Augustine, FL; Los Angeles, Cincin· pieces, handmade paper and monoprinted layered plexiglass. nati, Woodstock, NY. LEE LASBURY WILLIAM C. KEARNEY

EXHIBITED: Ringling Museum; Lowe Gallery; Cum­ mer Gallery; Jacksonville Museum; University of Florida; Rollins College, New York; IPA · Washington, D.C.; Asheville, N.C., Edison College; Eckerd College; Cape Coral National, Long­ boat Key, Fl; Sarasota and Venice Art EXHIBITED: Association juried exhibitions; 5 one­ Paintings, sculpture and jewelry. person shows and many juried shows. Represented in public and private collections. STUDIED: Rollins College, New College, Fine Arts STUDIED: Institute, Boris Margo, Conrad Marca­ MFA degree from University of Iowa, Relll; ; Balcomb Green; AB Eastern Kentucky University. Rolph Scarlett. " THE DRAGON'S DILEMMA" Two 32" x 48" panels Special studies: Barbizon, France; San Miguel de Allende, Mexico; Wood­ OTHER: stock, NY; Ohio University; University President of Florida Artist Group, Inc. t of Wyoming. for 5 years. Elected to the National Association of Women Artists, Pen & OTHER: Brush, New York; Included in 2,000 Has been employed as teacher, writer, Women of Achievement, World Who's commercial artist, technical illustrator, Who of Women, International Dic­ lecturer, gallery director. Currently a tionary of Biography; Who's Who in professor of Mathematics and Com­ Finance & Industry; Who's Who in puter Science at Flagler College in St. South & Southwest. "GENESIS" 38 X 50 Augustine. NAT KRATE BARBARA JEAN KYSAR

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EXHIBITED: Juried exhibition include Berkshire Museum, Pittsfield, MA; Polk Museum, Lakeland, FL; National Portrait Seminar, New York City; Park Shore Gallery, Naples, FL; University of South EXHIBITED: Florida, St. Petersburg, FL; Sarasota Art Encouter, Naples; All Florida Fiesta Art Association, Sarasota, FL; Long­ of Art, Lehigh Acres; Naples Art boat Key Art Association, Longboat Assoc., Indiana State Fair, Indiana Ar· Key, FL. Gallery associations include tists Club, Hoosier Salon, Mid State Foster Harmon Galleries of American Exhibition, Eva nsville; Swope Gallery, Art, Sarasota, FL; Ana Sklar Gallery, Terre Haute; Sugar Creek Show, Bal Harbour, FL; Sadler Galleries, Ft. Wabash College; Indianapolis Lauderdale, FL. Museum of Art. STUDIED: A STUDIED: Arts Students League, New York; Pratt Indiana University A.B., Indianapolis " TIME WARP" 46" X 58" Institute, New York. Art League active member 25 years. Studied under Ta flinger, Price, Beyers, OTHER: Sweany, Coler; Berkshire, Hudlow, Has received many major awards since Block, John Herron Art School; Boyce, returning to art in 1980. Home and Indiana Central University, Brackman, studio selected by the Fine Arts Mad ison, CT; Ken Gore, Carianni, Society of Sarasota for their 1989 tour. " DREAM ER" 36 X 48 Manetta, St. John University, etc.