macdowell club造句

• Richards exhibited his work for the MacDowell Club Exhibitions in 1917.
• Juried MacDowell Club shows, again organized by Robert Henri.
• Chinaman, Laundryman was premiered at the MacDowell Club in 1933, receiving favorable reviews.
• The MacDowell Club of New York City was established in 1905 and disbanded in 1942.
• In New York, Bynner was a member of Harvard Club, and the MacDowell Club.
• She inspired the formation of some of the MacDowell clubs and united ones that previously existed.
• Lawson's first public exhibition was in New York at the MacDowell Club in November 1916.
• Her paintings were shown at the MacDowell Club, which was established by women to exhibit and promote their works.
• Marian MacDowell frequently performed concerts for women's musical clubs named after Edward MacDowell  the " MacDowell clubs ".
• However, most of the MacDowell clubs were " female-only organizations . " Many clubs joined the National Federation of Music Clubs.
• He was an initial exhibitor at the MacDowell Club in their non-juried exhibitions, the brainchild of the Ashcan School's Robert Henri.
• Pulitzer's estate sold the carriage house at 166 to the MacDowell Club, named after composer and pianist Edward MacDowell, after his death.
• MacDowell said the most consistent support came from women's clubs and professional music sororities ( see, for example, the MacDowell Club of New York ).
• In 1924, the MacDowell Club purchased the old converted Marquand stable & mdash; located at 166 East 73rd Street & mdash; from the Joseph Pulitzer estate.
• Her work was shown in the MacDowell Club as well as a suffrage show in 1915, a Society of Independent Artists show in 1920 and 1922, and other exhibitions at the Ferargil Galleries.
• She was a member of Cincinnati Women s Art Club; Cincinnati Association of Professional Artists; Cincinnati MacDowell Club; The Crafters Co .; Three Arts Club; Ohio WCS; and Porcelain League of Cincinnati.
• In 2008, fifteen MacDowell Clubs continued to operate, including, in Altus, Oklahoma; Dyersburg, Tennessee; Jackson, Mississippi; Louisville, Kentucky; Canton, Ohio; Chickasha, Oklahoma; Janesville, Wisconsin; and Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
• A review of a group show at the MacDowell Club in 1913 sniped :'Louise Pope, who went to Paris, where she now is, a few years ago, a sane and healthy painter, has felt the lure of the " Futurists, " and has not yet recovered.
• In 1955, Marian MacDowell wrote in a letter, " I suppose in the last forty years there must have been nearly 400; probably there are 300 now . " War-time entry of social developments decreased the membership, and combined with advances in transportation and communication diminished the role of MacDowell Clubs both as social hubs and entertainment venues.
• She was a member of the State Charities Aid Association, Daughters of Holland Dames, the Navy League, American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society, Woman's Municipal League ( New York City ), Peace Society, Mary Washington Colonial Chapter D . A . R ., the MacDowell Club of New York City, and Woman's Political Union, New York City.