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Paintings by Winthrop Prevost, Lowell, Massachusetts
Paintings by Winthrop Prevost, Lowell, Massachusetts
Paintings by Winthrop Prevost, Lowell, Massachusetts
Paintings by Winthrop Prevost, Lowell, Massachusetts
Paintings by Winthrop Prevost, Lowell, Massachusetts
Paintings by Winthrop Prevost, Lowell, Massachusetts
Paintings by Winthrop Prevost, Lowell, Massachusetts
Paintings by Winthrop Prevost, Lowell, Massachusetts
Paintings by Winthrop Prevost, Lowell, Massachusetts
Paintings by Winthrop Prevost, Lowell, Massachusetts
Summary
Index data: Paintings by Winthrop Prevost, discussed on Martha Norkunas' tape interview. Several have the Holy Land as a subject. 1-2, "Trawler," an oil from the 1940s. Horiz: about two feet; 3-4, "Portland (Maine) Lighthouse"; 5, "Bethany"; 6, "Tiberias, Sea Gate of [Ancient ?]"; 8-9, "Nazareth from the Height"; 10-11, Souvenir plate from Israel used as image source for painting in next image; #10 is Kodachrome 64, and 11 (and following) are Kodachrome 200; 12, "Synagogue in Israel"; 13, Copy of Michelangelo drawing; part of work done for Famous Artists School correspondence course; 14, Winter landscape (from scratch, no source; no particular subject); 15, Caricatures of F.D. Roosevelt, Jimmy Durante, Burl Ives, and Bob Hope; the source images for at least one of these was on the back of the framed work; 16-20, Martha Norkunas and WP; fieldwork
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