The Wilmington morning star

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VOLLEY FIRE

Work On North Carolina Artists

Will Be Shown At Museum Here

Tomorrow a part of the fifth an

nual exhibition of North Carolina

artists’ work will be hung in the

gallery of the Wilmington WPA

Museum of Art where it will re

main on view until January 15.

This exhibition is loaned by the

artists through the courtesy of

John Allcott, head of the Art de

partment at the University of

North Carolina, at Chapel Hill.

It is reported that this was the

finest exhibition to be assembled

of the North Carolina artists to

date. It was shown last month in

Person Hall art gallery at Chapel

Hill. About two hundred and fifty

works were submitted to the jury

this year. Out of this number, 35

oils and 28 watercolors were chos

en by the jury for the exhibit.

Only twenty two of these will be

shown at the Wilmington Museum

of Art, eighteen oils and six water

colors. the Wilmington artists

make a splendid showing in this

group. There are works by Henry

Jay MacMillan, Claude Howell and

Miss Helen MacMillan, whose

painting “Beach Girl” was repro

E. Boyd, Sr., of Wilmington. Mr.

Boyd was decorated by the Di

vision of Civilian Marksmanship,

Adjutant General’s department,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Wilmington morning star. (1941). Wilmington, N.C., 1941-12-14. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn78002169/1941-12-14/ed-1/?sp=18

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Wilmington morning star, 1941-12-14.