FROM THE BARNES FOUNDATION’S CATALOG
Nancy Ferguson was a member of the Philadelphia Ten, an all-female group of Philadelphia-based artists who exhibited together from 1917 to 1945. A graduate of the Philadelphia School of Design for Women and the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Ferguson often captured everyday moments painted en plein air , as in this impressionistic scene of a bustling street in Provincetown, Massachusetts. Albert Barnes purchased this painting for educational purposes, so that his students could compare it with the works of Maurice Prendergast, another American artist who, like Ferguson, favored vivid color and mosaiclike compositions.
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Grace V. Kelly (American, 1877–1950) — Provincetown Having I
Jerome Myers — Street Shrine
Ernest Lawson — River Scene–Boats and Houses
George G. Adomeit (American, born Kingdom of Prussia [now Li
Maurice Prendergast — Landscape (Road & Town)
Pierre Bonnard — Place Clichy
Maurice Prendergast — Marblehead Harbor
Pierre Bonnard — Corner of Paris
Glenn Stuart Pearce — Winter Sunlight
Maurice Prendergast — Beach and Two Houses
James Preston — Trumbull, Connecticut
Paul Shively (American, 1897–1987) — High Noon