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1718 HOLLY STREET: December 2010

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Thursday, December 23, 2010. Richardson rome winters in kansas city. In 1929 Richardson Rome came to work for John H. Bender at the Alden Galleries in Kansas City, MO. He worked the winter months of 1929, 1930, 1931, and 1932 as a lecturer and manager. In the fall of 1933 Rome stepped down. That year Alden Galleries published High Country: An Artist's Colorado. A collection of fifteen block prints by Rome. Double click on image or text to see it larger. Fine Prints, Vol. 3, No. 4, February 1934. If you r...

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1718 HOLLY STREET: October 2010

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Friday, October 15, 2010. Kansas City Art Colony. Gertrude W. Lighton, property owner. Photos courtesy of Linda Lighton of Kansas City. News clippings courtesy of Missouri Valley Special Collections, Kansas City Public Library,. 14 West 10th St,. Kansas City, MO,. Accessed October 5, 2010). Sidebar information courtesy of Heather N. Paxton, Senior Research Editor for The Independent magazine, 4233 Roanoke Road # 100, Kansas City. Missouri, through an e-mail Thursday, November 4, 2010). Friends of Art gov...

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1718 HOLLY STREET: February 2012

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Saturday, February 11, 2012. Works of Promise, 1918, Kansas City. Before the Society organized in 1921, Kansas City artists were students at the Fine Arts institute. This article was in the Journal Post, April 10, 1918. Students whose names would appear later on the Lighton studio roster are. Alfred H. Clark. Walter A. Bailey. One of the promising students of the institute, has effectively pictured the West Bottoms (before the fire) and F. M. Benedict has done "A Foggy Day in the Kaw.". Although it is en...

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1718 HOLLY STREET: November 2010

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Friday, November 12, 2010. Headquarters for kansas city society of artists. Historic Map: Plate 021, Atlas. 1925 Kansas City Stock Yards (left) ,. Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. Center), West Bluff neighborhoods, where Holly Street runs north and south (right), just south of Kersey Coates drive. Double click on maps for larger image. Sanborn Fire Insurance Map, Kansas City, Vol. 1, 1895-1907, Page 033. The original hotel faced Holly Street in the front and Allen Avenue in the back. Seated in the...

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1718 HOLLY STREET: June 2011

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Tuesday, June 21, 2011. Fred Geary, Society member. Burro And Cart by Fred Geary, watercolor, 10 by 15 inches. Featured artwork Children's Section of Carrollton Public Library. 1 North Folger Street, Carrollton, Missouri. Kansas city society of artists. Location: Carrollton Public Library, 1 North Folgers Street,Carrollton, MO 64633, USA. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Gertrude Woolf Lighton was the director of the Lighton Studios at 1718 Holly Street in Kansas City, Missouri. Of women artists, public trans...

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1718 HOLLY STREET: Ilah Marion Kibbey

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Tuesday, February 19, 2013. 1933 City Directory for 17th and Holly Street. Courtesy of Missouri Valley Special Collections, Kansas City Public Library, 14 West 10th St, Kansas City, MO,accessed October 12th, 2010). Among the five artists residing at the Lighton Studios was ILAH MARION KIBBEY- AMERICAN (1888-1958). Oils and watercolors, painter, illustrator, printmaker. Accessed Sep 18, 2010). The studio immediately above that of Gertrude Lighton is shared. News clippings courtesy of Missouri Valley Speci...

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1718 HOLLY STREET: lighton's community

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Friday, February 15, 2013. One need only look at the 1922, 1923, and 1924 Midwestern Artist Exhibitions to locate the individuals with which Gertrude Woolf Lighton associated. Many were students and employees of the Kansas City Arts Institute. Listed are names, residence, accepted entries, mediums, or title of employment. Work of the names in orange. Were exhibited at Lighton's studio in the 1930s. Art school committee - Ilah Kibbey. January exhibition committee - Ms. Massey Holmes. Alfred H. Clark.

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1718 HOLLY STREET: November 2011

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Friday, November 11, 2011. Two Cutters From Kansas City. In January of 1934 works by Jim Edd Spencer and Fred Geary toured the country with the American Block Prints exhibition out of Wichita, Kansas. Both were members of the Kansas City Society of Artists. Both were on the roster at the Lighton Studio at 1718 Holly Street. (Double click on images to see enlarged.). Granary 1 by Jim Edd Spencer, linoleum cut, 9 by 7 inches. By Jim Edd Spencer, linoleum cut, 9 by 7 inches .(courtesy of. Were among the 91 ...

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1718 HOLLY STREET: dorothy ruth browdy - kcsoa

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Saturday, February 8, 2014. Dorothy ruth browdy - kcsoa. Small Houses, Kansas City, Missouri, 1933. Drawing, 11 x 9 inches, sheet. Signed and dated in ink, click HERE. In 1937 Dorothy Browdy served as Corresponding Secretary for the Kansas City Society of Artists. Double click on group listing, from. 1937-1938 American Art Directory, page 280. (Purchased in December 22, 2010). S work. They were The Group* and they met from around 1955 to 1972. In the early 1950s Kushner studied with the Abstract ...Kushn...

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1718 HOLLY STREET: January 2011

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Sunday, January 30, 2011. Mrs Lighton's enthusiasm and leadership. The following article first appeared in The Independent, Kansas City's Journal of Society on July 23rd, 1973, pages 16 and 17. In it, an unnamed author recalls the contributions Mrs. David M. (Gertrude) Lighton made, during her involvement with her Lighton Studios on 1718 Holly Street. It reveals Mrs. Lighton's attitude and generosity to the art community. One pink handbill created by the K. C. Society of Artists was headed BUCKET...Other...