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CORNELL 
 
 UNIVERSITY 
 
 LIBRARY 
 
 FINE ARTS LIBRARY 
 
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 Th( MEMORIAL 
 ART GALLERY 
 
 ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 
 
 THE 1918 ROTARY 
 EXHIBITION 
 
 OF 
 
 THE AMERICAN 'WATER 
 COLOR SOCIETY 
 
 ■ AND 
 
 A GROUP OF OILS 
 
 BY 
 
 ANDREW T. SCHWARTZ 
 
 JANUARY 
 Nineteen Hundred Nineteen 
 
THE MEMORIAL ART GALLERY IS 
 OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 10:00 A. M'. 
 TO 5:00 P. M., EXCEPTING ON SUNDAYS 
 AND MONDAYS, WHEN IT IS OPEN 
 FROM 1:S0 TO 5:00 P. M. 
 
 FBEE DATS: WEDNESDAYS, SATUR- 
 DAYS, AND SUNDAYS. OTHER DAYS 
 ADMISSION IS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. 
 
 MANY OF THESE PAINTINGS ARE FOR 
 SALE: FOR PRICES APPLY AT THE 
 DESK OR AT THE OFFICE OF THE 
 GALLERY. 
 
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1918 ROTARY EXHIBITION 
 
 OF THE 
 
 AMERICAN WATER COLOR 
 SOCIETY 
 
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 Ernest Albert 
 
 1 "Where once was a famous hostelry" 
 
 2 Winter 
 
 Clifford W. Ashley 
 
 3 Oysterman, Jamaica 
 
 Charles Basing 
 
 4 Princess Bay, S. I. 
 
 Martha Wheeler Baxter 
 
 5 Market Day — Lower Pyrenees 
 
 6 Spanish Roof-tops, Segovia 
 
 Hilda Belcher 
 
 7 Ballplay 
 
 Louis F. Berneker 
 
 8 Moon Sprite 
 
 E. M. Bicknell 
 
 9 The Gulf Stream 
 
 Harriette Bowdoin 
 
 10 St. Mark's— Venice 
 Arrah Lee Gaul Brennan 
 
 11 A Street in Ravello — Italy 
 Ethel Pennewill Brown 
 
 12 Early Morning — Clifton Springs 
 George Elmer Browne 
 
 13 The Old Willow 
 Will S. Budworth 
 
 14 November — Millbrook 
 John F. Carlson 
 
 15 Forest Pool 
 Eliot Clark 
 
 16 Sunset on the Hudson 
 
 17 Winter Solitude 
 
Alphaeus p. Cole 
 
 18 Girl with a Locket ' 
 
 Colin Campbell Cooper 
 
 19 The Magic City — San Diego 
 
 20 The Red Canyon — Colorado 
 
 E. Lampert Cooper 
 
 21 Verona — (where the bombs fell) 
 
 John E. Costigan 
 
 22 Girl with the Cow 
 
 Richard H. Couper 
 
 23 Bay of Naples 
 
 ^^^ALTER Douglas 
 
 24 Gray Day — Block Island 
 
 W. H. Drake 
 
 25 The Cockatoo 
 
 Edward Dufner 
 
 26 Summer Evening 
 
 Charles Warren Eaton 
 
 27 The Viaduct — Luxembourg 
 
 28 Moonlight — Bruges 
 
 Mary Roberts Ebert 
 
 29 The Harbor 
 
 George Wharton Edwards 
 
 30 The Nor'easter 
 
 John William Fenton 
 
 31 Lucinda's Treasure 
 
 J. H. Goodrich 
 
 32 Woodland Brook 
 
 Robert A. Graham 
 
 33 Peggy 
 
 34 Washington Bridge 
 
 Charles P. Gruppe 
 
 35 Volendam 
 
 William N. PIasler 
 
 36 The Landing Place 
 
G. M. Haushalter 
 
 37 Salute 
 
 H. HiNTERMEISTER, Jr. 
 
 38 Flamingos 
 
 Harry L. Hoffman 
 
 39 Butterflies of the Sea 
 
 Kenneth G. How 
 
 40 Old House — Bronxville, New York 
 
 Arthur I. Keller 
 
 41 The Two Helmets 
 
 Alonzo Klaw 
 
 42 Over the City 
 
 William Fair Kline 
 
 43 Churchyard Entrance, Tuluca, Mexico 
 
 Elizabeth A. McG. Knowles 
 
 44 Discovered 
 
 James Knox 
 
 45 Syosset 
 
 46 Copague 
 
 F. M. Lamb 
 
 47 A Day in June 
 
 48 Summer Clouds 
 
 William R. Leigh 
 
 49 Forgotten 
 
 Clara MacChesney 
 
 50 Reading 
 
 Mary Nicholena MacCord 
 
 51 A Glimpse of Gloucester 
 
 Harriet Macy 
 
 52 The Church on the Hill 
 
 Thomas R. Manley 
 
 53 In Brookdale, New Jersey 
 
 Charles Mente 
 
 54 Willows 
 
 5 
 
Oscar Miller 
 
 55 The Mill Stream 
 
 56 Narragansett Bay 
 
 Leon Moran 
 
 57 Spring 
 
 Percy Moran 
 
 58 On the Dunes — Easthampton 
 
 George Laurence Nelson 
 
 59 Young Girl 
 
 W. H. de B. Nelson 
 
 60 Gramatan Hotel — Bronx 
 
 G. Glenn Newell 
 
 61 In Autumn Sunshine 
 
 62 Thoroughbreds — November 
 
 Rhoda Holmes Nicholls 
 
 63 California Building — San Diego 
 
 64 Moki Indian Potters 
 
 MiNA Fonda Ochtman 
 
 65 Early Snow 
 
 Jane Peterson 
 
 66 Sighting a Submarine 
 
 67 Ballet Girls 
 A. Conway Peyton 
 
 68 The Spider Web 
 
 69 The Poppy 
 
 Alethea H. Platt 
 
 70 Connecticut Hills 
 W. Merritt Post 
 
 71 The Brook 
 Edward Potthast 
 
 72 Surf Bathing 
 Cpiaeles H. Richert 
 
 73 Cedars 
 Ernest D. Roth 
 
 74 Drying Nets — Venice 
 Chauncey F. Ryder 
 
 75 The Old Carriage Shop 
 
 6 
 
Margery Ryerson 
 
 76 The Unicorn 
 
 Andrew T. Schwartz 
 
 77 Mountain Shadows 
 
 Victor L. A. Seydel 
 
 78 The Palisades 
 
 Sydney Dale Shaw 
 
 79 Westward from Bryant Park 
 
 Show Shimotori 
 
 80 Apples 
 
 Albert H. Sonn 
 
 81 Maria della Salute — Venice 
 
 W. E. Spader 
 
 82 Sharp September 
 
 Mrs. W. B. Tallman 
 83. A Cup of Tea 
 
 Herbert B. Tschudy 
 
 84 The Little Hogan 
 
 85 Land and Sky 
 
 Edward C. Volkert 
 
 86 Resting 
 
 Fanny L. Warren 
 
 87 Chrysanthemums 
 
 Ethel Herrick Warrick 
 
 88 Spring 
 
 Frederick Theodore Weber 
 
 89 Old Luebeck 
 
 Gertrude Nott Welling 
 
 90 Mary 
 
 Kate A. Williams 
 
 91 A Backdoor Yard 
 
 Charles H. Wright 
 
 92 A Bowl of Zenias 
 
 CuLLEN Yates 
 
 93 Autumn Afternoon 
 
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A GROUP OF OIL PAINTINGS 
 
 BY 
 
 ANDREW T. SCHWARTZ 
 
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 94 Anticipation, Hope and Despair 
 
 95 In the Green Mountains 
 
 96 The Bathers 
 
 97 A Pastorale 
 
 98 Spring 
 
 °9 Spring Idyll 
 
 100 Ice Floe 
 
 101 Villa by the Lake 
 
 102 New England Village 
 
 103 Autumn 
 
 104 Birch and Poplar 
 
 105 Early Snow 
 
 106 Fall 
 
 107 Rising Fog 
 
 108 Blossoms 
 
 109 Late Afternoon 
 
 110 Mountain Shadows 
 
 111 October 
 
 112 Mars Hill 
 
 113 The Summit 
 
 114 Road over the Hill 
 
 115 Stony Soil 
 
 116 Indian Summer 
 
 117 Apple Blossoms 
 
 118 Foff 
 
GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS 
 
 THE object of the Memorial Art Gallery is to further the 
 interests of fine art in the city of Rochester by maintaining 
 exhibitions of pictures and statuary, an art library, and a 
 collection of photographs and prints, yrhich shall be a means both 
 of pleasure and of education for all the citizens of Rochester. 
 
 In order that a latge number of lovers of art may share in 
 making the Gallery useful and enjoyable for all the citiaie^s, 
 provision has been made in the By-Laws for membership in vari- 
 ous classes. , 
 
 CLASSES OF MEMBERSHIP 
 
 1. SuppoRTERSw Persons who shall contribute two hundred and 
 fifty dollars a year toward the maintenance of the Art Gallery. 
 
 2. Sustaining Members. Persons who shall contribute one 
 hundred dollars a year, or more, but less than two hundred and 
 fifty dollars. 
 
 3. ContribiIting Members. Persons who shall, contribute 
 twenty-five dollars a year, Or more, but less than one hundred 
 dollars. i 
 
 4-. Annual Members. Persons who shall contribute ten dol- 
 lars a year, or riiore, but less than twenty-five dollars. 
 
 5. Associate Members. Any artist, school teacher, or art 
 craftsman actively practicing his profession, may become an As- 
 sociate Member' of the Art Gallery upon payment of five dollars 
 a year. \ 
 
 PRIVILEGES OF MEMBERS 
 
 All members are entitled to free admission to the Gallery at 
 all times that it is open to the public, and to all lectures, recep- 
 tions and private views that may be' conducted by the Directors. 
 They are en'titled also to the privilege of drawing books irom- 
 the jibrary of the Art Gallery. ', 
 
 ' Supporters and Sustaining Members have the privilege of free_ 
 admission for members of their families and for visiting friends. 
 
 Each Contributing Member shall have the privilege of free 
 admissions for himself and one other member of his family. 
 
 CLUBS AND SOCIETIES 
 
 Societies, study clubs, and- similar organizations are cordially 
 invited to make full use of the Gallery at. all times. No chat'ge 
 will be made for admission to organizations visiting the Gallery 
 in a body. Apti'oihtments for such visits should be made in 
 advance.