Past Exhibitions

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Seymour Boardman (1921-2005), White, Blue, & Purple Modernist Abstract, 1983, oil on canvas.
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John Robinson Frazier (1889-1966), Beached Boat, Provincetown, oil on canvas.
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Augustus B. Koopman (1869 -1914), After the Storm, oil on canvas.
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George Gardner Symons (1863-1930), Early Evening Light, oil on canvas.
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Emile Albert Gruppé (1896-1978), Sunset at Rockport Harbor, oil on canvas.

IN THE GALLERIES
Along the Shore: Paintings from Cape Ann to Provincetown & Selections 24: Notable Works
Extended through September 2024
Many New Works Added!

Two art exhibitions in the galleries at NHAC have been extended, Selections 24 and Along the Shore, featuring the addition of new artworks. Four paintings have been added to Selections 24 and twelve paintings have been added to Along the Shore.

Selections 24: Notable Works showcases a curated collection of 24 paintings and sculptures spanning the 19th to 21st centuries. The roster of artists includes George Gardner Symons, John Leslie Breck, Theodore Earl Butler, Bruce Crane, Frederick Mulhaupt, Augustus B. Koopman, Charles Herbert Woodbury, Humbert Howard, Felice Waldo Howell and others. Several of the works in the exhibition have been sought after by New Hampshire Antique Co-op for more than 15 years, and the Co-op is pleased to at last have them on view in the gallery. Each of these works of art represents some of the best work by the artists.

Along the Shore: Paintings from Cape Ann to Provincetown features iconic Rockport coastal scenes, rugged Gloucester harbor boats, quaint Cape Cod cottages, and picturesque Nantucket lanes. This exhibition celebrates works by influential artists of the 19th and 20th centuries, including Gifford Beal, Emile Albert Gruppe, Harry Aiken Vincent, Anthony Thieme, Pauline Lennards Palmer and more. 
These artists were influential in the Cape Ann and Provincetown schools of art, which were established in the late 1800s and drew emerging and established artists working together. The schools played a seminal role in the American art scene during the early 20th century. Nestled in the growing artistic hamlets of Provincetown and Cape Ann, these institutions quickly became hubs for American Impressionism, though they weren’t limited to this style alone. As the years progressed, the schools were also influenced by the growth of Abstract Expressionism, Realism and Modernism, making them a melting pot of styles and ideologies. This eclectic mix allowed them to evolve and adapt as vital centers for artistic learning and innovation. Today the Cape Ann and Cape Cod/Islands regions continue to maintain a vibrant community of artists.​

Selections 24: Notable Works and Along the Shore: Paintings from Cape Ann to Provincetown are on view now through September 2024 in the Upstairs Gallery and Tower Gallery at New Hampshire Antique Co-op. 


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