The Annual Gold Medal Exhibitions
The Second Annual Exhibition
November 22 ~ December 6, 1911
Held at the Blanchard Gallery
Los Angeles, California
Private Viewing: Evening of November 22, 1911
and afterwards open to the public, free of charge
and travelled for a second showing to
The San Francisco Institute of Art
December 22 ~ January 6, 1912
and
The Kingsley Art Club, Sacramento
January (?) 1912
(Miss Anna Gilbert, Pres.)
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Exhibiting Artist |
Work(s) Exhibited |
| AUSTIN, Charles P. | 1. Pale Rose and Brown (..."a girl's head in profile...") |
| AUSTIN, Charles P. | The Tent House |
| AUSTIN, Charles P. | Summer Morning Surf |
| BISCHOFF, Franz A. | 2. The Path to the Church |
| BISCHOFF, Franz A. | 3. The Road to the Village |
| BISCHOFF, Franz A. | 4. Roses |
| BROWN, Benjamin Chambers | 5. Sunshine Beyond |
| BROWN, Benjamin Chambers | 6. Mountain Shadows |
| BROWN, Benjamin Chambers | 7. The Desert |
| CHEEVER, Walter L. | 8. Portrait (man holding a book) |
| COSTELLO, Val | 9. Cliffs Above the Sea |
| COSTELLO, Val | 10. The Fog |
| DODGE, Arthur B. | 11. The Lifting Fog, San Francisco Bay (Watercolor) |
| DUNLAP, Helena | 12. Interior (Studio) |
| DUNLAP, Helena | 13. October (Bruges) |
| DUNLAP, Helena | Old Houses; Munich |
| FOSTER, Ben | 14. Capistrano Hills |
| KILPATRICK, Aaron E. | 15. Blue Gums |
| KILPATRICK, Aaron E. | 16. The Hay Field |
| MANNHEIM, Jean | 17. The Magic Pond |
| MANNHEIM, Jean | 18. The Water Nymph |
| MANNHEIM, Jean | 19. United States Avenue, San Pedro |
| MINER, Frederick R. | 20. The Canyon Road |
| MOCINE, Ralph Fullerton | 21. The Mountain Spring |
| PUTHUFF, Hanson | 22. "Where Ill Thoughts Die, and Good are Born." |
| PUTHUFF, Hanson | Topanga Oaks |
| PUTHUFF, Hanson | 23. Harmony in Silver and Green |
| PUTHUFF, Hanson | 24. On the Glowing Cliffs |
| RITSCHEL, William | 25. Beaching the Boat - Holland |
| SAMMANN, Detleff | 26. Evening Glow ("...a study made along the Arroyo Seco in spring...") |
| SAMMANN, Detleff | 27. Gray Morning |
| SHARP, J. H. | 28. White Weasel - Taos, New Mexico, Indian |
| SHARP, J. H. | 29. Eagle Plume - Taos, New Mexico, Indian |
| SHARP, J. H. | 30. Portrait - Michael Reynolds (front view of a young boy's head) |
| SHAW, Sidney Dale | 31. Plumy Trees |
| SMITH, Jack W. | 32. Autumn Haze |
| SMITH, Jack W. | Sunlit Foam |
| SMITH, Jack W. | Laguna Meadows |
| STARK, Jack Gage | 33. Granada |
| STARK, Jack Gage | 34. Pont De l'Estacado |
| STARK, Jack Gage | 35. The Mountain |
| SYMONS, Gardner | 36. Old Mill Stream - Cornwall |
| WENDT, Julia Bracken | 37. Bust - Ralph Wylie, Esq. |
| WENDT, Julia Bracken | 38. Bust - "Evelyn" (Plaster) |
| WENDT, Julia Bracken | 39. Relief Tablet - Daughters of the American Revolution |
| WENDT, William | 40. Arcadian Hills |
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Honorary Members |
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| The works below are not submitted to the Club's Jury of Selection: | |
| CONNER, A. Clinton | 41. An Arroyo Memory |
| CONNER, A. Clinton | 42. Where the Lupines Grow |
|
FRANK, Eugene C. |
43. Mossy Cascade |
| FRANK, Eugene C. | La Crescenta |
| JUDSON, William L. | 44. Catalina |
| ST. CLAIR, Norman | 45. The Tranquil Shore |
| ROGERS, Charles P. | The Social Call; Old Chinatown, San Francisco |
| This color indicates paintings that were exhibited only at Blanchard Hall, the first venue. | This color indicates work exhibited only at the S.F. Institute of Art, the second venue; the numbers relate to that exhibition catalogue. |
This color indicates paintings presumably exhibited at BOTH venues. |
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Active Members Jury of Selection, 1911 |
|
| Jean Mannheim | Jack W. Smith |
| Hanson Puthuff | A. E. Kilpatrick |
| A. Clinton Conner | F. A. Bischoff |
| Benj. C. Brown | C. P. Austin |
Mrs. Helma Heynsen-Jahn |
|
| Frank R. Liddell | Frederick R. Miner |
| G. Gardner Symons | William Swift Daniell |
| J. H. Sharp | Julia Bracken Wendt |
| Carl Oscar Borg | G. Gardner Symons |
| Kenneth N. Avery | Ben Foster |
| Detlef Sammann | William Ritschel |
| Ralph F. Mocine | William Wendt |
| Val Costello | Miss Helena Dunlap |
| Arion Putnam | |
Associate Members |
|
| William A. Matern | Frederic Johnson |
| M. DeHaaff | Arthur B. Dodge |
| Jno. J. Byrne | Godfrey Edwards |
| Carl Birchfield | J. P. Gardiner |
| Allen Durand | J. Franklin Thwing |
| R. B. Manbert | W. A. Sharp |
| C. C. Cristadoro | Sidney Dale Shaw |
| Walter L. Cheever | |
Honorary Members |
|
A. Clinton Conner, Honorary President |
|
| Antony E. Anderson | Miss Alma May Cook |
| Hector Alliot | Miss Elizabeth Waggoner |
| Everett C. Maxwell | Mrs. Mary A. Barstow |
| A. Clinton Conner | Mrs. Lydia G. Price |
| William Lees Judson | Mrs. L. E. G. MacLeod |
| F. W. Blanchard | Mrs. W. H. Housh |
| Norman St. Clair | Mrs. Randall Hutchinson |
| Eugene C. Frank | |
From the exhibition catalogue:
WILLIAM WENDT, President
CHARLES P. AUSTIN, Secretary - Treasurer
Exhibition Committee:
Hanson
Puthuff, Franz A. Bischoff, A. E. Kilpatrick, Wm. A. Matern
Jury of Selection:
Hanson Puthuff, Mrs. Helma Heynsen Jahn, Jean Mannheim, A.C. Conner, C.P. Austin, F.A. Bischoff, Benjamin C. Brown, J.W. Smith, A.E. Kilpatrick (L.A. Times, Nov. 5, 1911 3,19, 2-3)
Sources: Second Annnual CAC Exhibition Pamphlet; Antony Anderson, California Art Club, Los Angeles Times, November 5, 1911, 3, 19, 2-3; A Touring Exhibition, November 19, 1911, pg. III18; Art Club's Exhibition, November 26, 1911, pg. III25; Art and Artists, Los Angeles Times, Jan. 14, 1912, III20; Art and Artists, Jan. 28, 1912, III20 (Kingsley)
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