Charles S. Hopkinson, a resident of Boston, Cambridge, and Manchester, Massachusetts, led a long, happy, and surprisingly productive life. Born in Cambridge in 1869, he was already a recognized portrait painter by 1904 when his one-man show at 5 Park St., Boston, won acclaim. By the time of his death (in 1962 at age 93) he had painted more than 700 portraits, including portraits of two US presidents, four US Supreme Court justices, 16 university presidents, 49 university deans and professors, and many nationally known lawyers, bankers, industrialists, and philanthropists.
Throughout his 60 productive years his enthusiasm, vigor, and joie de vivre never flagged. Blessed with a devoted wife, five vivacious daughters, and scores of affectionate relatives and friends, he was inspired to work long hours trying out new techniques and extending the freshness and power of his portraits and also his water-color landscape paintings. (This catalog deals solely with portraits. A separate catalog, in preparation, deals with landscapes, marine scenes, and still life paintings.)
Because Hopkinson gave little attention to record-keeping we have had difficulty in compiling the present catalog. Help has been received from lists prepared by Harvard University curators, from friends and relatives, from income data recorded by Mrs. Hopkinson, from informal stores of labeled and unlabeled photographs of portraits, and from faded newspaper clippings.
Very likely we have overlooked some of the portraits. We shall welcome information as to additional portraits and further information on those already catalogued.
The entries are arranged alphabetically by the subject's last name. The name used is the name pertinent at the time the portrait was painted, not some later time when a different name was used, e.g., after marriage. When, for a given family, there are portraits of one person, two persons together, three persons together, etc, always the portraits of just one person are described first, then those of two persons, and so on.
Each entry presents the name of the subject (name of person painted). his birth and death dates, and indications of his main activities, occupations, and pertinent relationships. It then presents the date the portrait was painted, the main dimensions (height and width of visible area of painting, to the nearest half-inch), information as to inscribed signature and date, and a brief description of the pose, clothing, and background. The entry concludes with information on ownership, present location, and sources of data. Of course, in many instances some at the desired information is uncertain or lacking.
Except where indicated otherwise, all portraits are oil on canvas.
For brevity, we use "Hopkinson House" to mean the Charles Hopkinson house in Manchester, Massachusetts, a house atop a cliff commanding a superb view of the rugged coastline from Boston to Gloucester. In referring to the Massachusetts locations Boston, Cambridge, and Manchester, we omit "Massachusetts", and in referring to Harvard University we omit "University".
We employ the following abbreviations for persons:
CSH Charles Sydney Hopkinson
ECH Elinor Curtis Hopkinson (wife of CSH) EHB Elinor Hopkinson Barr
HHR Harriot Hopkinson Rive
JHS Joan Hopkinson Shurcliff
MHG or MHGT Mary Hopkinson Gibbon, later Mary Hopkinson Gibbon Thompson
Also KZP, Karen Zamecnik Pierson, and WS, William A. Shurcliff.
Two classes of sketches are recognized in this catalog: those that are sufficiently complete and powerful to deserve detailed cataloging and Ihose that deserve only brief mention.
About 70 CSH portraits or sketches are self-portraits. In describing these. we have employed a special format that makes the information more compact and also permits distinguishing the many paintings that are nearly identical.
Portraits of subjects whose identities are not known are listed last.
Appendix 1 lists some of the exhibitions in which Hopkinson paintings were included. Appendix 2 presents comments by art critics. Appendix 3 lists pertinent reference works.
Cambridge,MA Sept. 1, 1988
Warning: Although most of the facts presented in this catalog are fully reliable, some are not. Effort has been made to verify most of the material presented, but in some instances we have been forced to rely on incomplete and dubious information, and statements presented may be wrong. Criticisms and corrections will be welcomed.
Daphne Abeel
| (1938 - |
) Friend and contemporary of Isabella (Bella) Halsted. |
Malcolm Adam
(1895 - about 1980 or 1985) President of Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance Co. President of Home Office Life Underwriters Assn. Professor of Insurance Law at Temple University. Resident of Bryn Mawr, PA.
Charles Francis Adams
(1866 - 1954) Secretary of the US Navy under President Hoover. Treasurer and overseer of Harvard.
PORTRAITS BY CHARLES HOPKINSON
Portrait 1: 1955. 19 x 17 in. Half-inch-wide frame. H & sh. Blue dress or sweater. V-neck. Red (?) ribbon.
Portrait 2: 1955. 20 x 16 in. Sketch. On composition board. H & sh. Inscription on back.
Portrait: 1952.
Owned by above-mentioned insurance company.
(6/13/52 Itr. by J. W. McPherson, Secretary of the Pennsylvania Mutual life Insurance Co. The Itr. says the portrait •... has been accepted by the Committee of the Board of Trustees.")
Portrait 1: 1945. H & sh. Intended as a sketch but is of portrait quality. Owned by __ .
(H-39. Photo by John Brooks, professional photographer.)
Portrait 2: 1945. About 85 x 47 in. Full-length. S & d. Standing. Right hand resting on table on which a drawing of a sailboat appears. Left hand resting on back of chair. Brown business suit. Pocket handkerchief and watchchain visible. Dimly visible in the upper left comer is a painting of a major Harvard building, presumably Adams House. Owned by Harvard. In Adams House dining room. Called by Harvard H-525. A gift from friends.
(A-50, H-39, SCAB, WS 1986 photo. Also photo from Harvard files.)
Ramelle Cochran Adams
(About 1917 - ) Mrs. Thomas Boylston Adams. Artist. Writer.
Portrait 1: 1956. 15.5 x 12 in. H & sh. No mat. 0.5-in.-wide frame. No date. Initials in lower right. Inscribed in lower left "To Tom and Ramelle". Subject wears peach-colored cashmere sweater. Background: bookcase.
Thomas Boylston Adams
| (1911 - |
) Historian. Expert on government. Businessman. Writer. |
Nelson Wilmarth Aldrich
(1911 - 1986) Architect. Son of Mr. & Mrs. William Truman Aldrich.
Portrait 2: 1958. Gouache. 14.5 x 11 in. 3-in.-wide white mat. 1-in.-wide gold frame. Glass. No date or signature. H & sh. Black-edged dress. Two large pink roses on black hat.
Portrait 3: About 1959. A watercolor sketch, unfinished. About 12 x 12 in. Framed and glazed. Subject's left hand is touching piano. At right end of the work there is an area in which penciled comments appear: comments re colors to be used: also there is a pencil drawing of a hand.
Portrait: 1956. 15.5 x 12 in. No mat. C.S-in.-wide frame. No glass. In lower right: initials and the date 19S6. Inscribed at lower left "To Ramelle and Tom". H &
sh. Subject wears blue-greeen shirt with open collar.
Portrait: 1923. As a child of 12. 29.5 x 24.5 in.
Portrait: 1928. 42 x 36 in. Sketch. Not signed or dated. Painted in preparation for portrait of subject and his son George; see a following item. Subject is holding a Cigarette.
Aldrich family: father and son
| William Truman Aldrich (- |
), the father. |
| George Aldrich ( |
), the son, at about age 9 - 11. |
Portrait: 1928. Height approximately twice the width. Painted in Marblehead, MA. The father is in business suit; left hand holding cigarette, right hand behind son. Son, hands crossed, leans against table. Papers and rolled up sheets (plans, presumably) at lower right.
Anne L. Allen
( - ) Mrs. Philip K. Allen
__ Ames
- ) Mrs. __ Ames of St. Paul (sic).
Portrait: 1940. Owned by __ . (H-39)
Mary Russell Amory
(1869 - 1960) Mrs. Copley Amory.
Portrait 1: 1960. 18 x14 in. Intended as a sketch but is of portrait quality. On composition board. No frame. No signature. Inscribed on back "Summer 1960". H & sh. Very blue eyes. Slight smile. Blue-black dress. Dark red blouse. Very slender light blue collar. Window at right.
Portrait 2: 1960(?). Owned by __ ..
(Some information from subject's grand niece Ellen Singer.)
Beatrice Lodge Appel
| (1933 - |
) Later Mrs. Thomas Addison Halsted (Joy Appel Halsted). Artist. Inventor. |
Elizabeth (8eth) Appel
| (1910 - |
) Mrs. George Frederick Baer Appel. Later Mrs. Robert Howard. Mother of (1) William Nevin Appel, |
who married Harriot Appleton Rive, a grand daughter of CSH, (2) Joy Appel Halsted, whose husband Thomas Addison Halsted is a grandson of CSH, (3) Elizabeth (Wendy) Appel Brown (Mrs. Lawrance A. Brown, Jr.), (4) Marian Appel Gibbon (Mrs. Robert Gibbon, Jr.) and two other children.
George Frederick Baer Appel
(1903 - 1970) Philadelphia lawyer. Partner in Townsend, Eliot, and Munson. Husband of Bizabeth (Beth) Appel. Father of six Appel children, including Beatrice Lodge (Joy) Appel (who married CSH's grandson Thomas Addison Halsted), William Nevin Appel (who married CSH's granddaughter Harriot Appleton Rive), and Marian Appel.
Portrait: About 1952. At about age 19. About 24 x 18 in.(1). 2-in.-wide brown frame. Signed "Hopkinson" in lower left. Eyes looking sharply to the viewer's right. Brown hair. Open-collar shirt. Brown-black background. Window at upper left.
Portrait 1: 1950 14.5 x 10.5 in. Signed "Charles Hopkinson 1950M and inscribed
1'0 my Charming Friend Elizabeth Apple (sic)". H & sh. Subject facing slightly towards the viewer's right.
Portrait 2: 1952. 23 x 20 in. 4-in.-wide frame. Signed and dated "Charles Hopkinson 1952" in upper right. Half-height. Black eyebrows, black hair. Tan-brown sweater.
Portrait 1: 1951. 15.5 x 10.5 in. H & sh. Inscribed "To Beth Appel from C.H. 1951" Subject in profile, looking toward viewer's left. Blue shirt. Brown background.
Portrait 2: About 1953. Painted in Hopkinson House studio during a period when the subject's wife resided in Phippen House of the Sharksmouth estate during the subject's convalescence after a grave illness.
Marian Appel
| ( |
) Later Mrs. Robert Gibbon, Jr. Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George Frederick Baer Appel. Sister of Joy |
Appel Halsted.
Frank Aydelotte
(1880 - 1956) President of Swarthmore College 1921 - 1940. Head of Inst. for Advanced Studies,
Princeton, NJ.
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Portrait: 1934. 44 x 33 in. Signed and dated 1934 in middle left. 3/4-length. Painted in Princeton. Subject wears academic gown.
Portrait 1: 1935. 15 x 11 in.
Ownership and location: same as for the following.
Portrait 2: 1935. Painted in Princeton, NJ.
Aydelotte family: husband and wife.
Frank Aydelotte (1880 - 1956). President of Swarthmore College. Head of Inst. for Advanced Studies. Marie Jeannette Osgood Ayde lotte (1887 - 1952).
Portrait: 1941. 44 x 55 in. Signed in lower right. He is in academic gown. She is in a plain dark dress.
Owned by Swarthmore College. In Parrish Hall at Swarthmore.
(H-39, NCAB, S·22, professional photo. Also 1/27/86 Itr. by Wm. O. Aydelotte to JHS; also 4/18/83 Itr. by T. Klinger, Swarthmore Art Dept. Secretary, to KZP.)
Christina Hopkinson Baker
(1873·1957) Mrs. George Pierce Baker, youngest sister of CSH. Dean of Radcliffe College. Writer.(Her husband was Professor of English at Harvard and created there the "47 Workshop" drama group. Later he was Director of the Yale School of Drama.)
Portrait: about 1895 or 1900. Called "Study in Lace". Near full-length. Seated in chair. Wearing an orange dress with lace shawl. Hards crossed ard portrayed only vaguely.
Elizabeth (Betty) C. Dabney Baker
| ( |
) Mrs. John Hopkinson Baker. Widow of nephew of CSH and daughter-in-law of Christina Hopkinson |
Baker.
Portrait 1: 1931. About 40 x 32 in. Wearing fur jacket and greenish-<:hartreuse dress. Sitting on arm of green chair.
Portrait 3: A sketch.
Baker family: mother and son
Christina Hopkinson Baker (1873 - , 957) Mrs. George Pierce Baker, youngest sister of CSH. Edwin Osborne Baker (1898 - 1988). At about age 5. Nephew of CSH.
Portrait: About 1903. 66 x 43.5 in. Called "The Story Book". The mother wears dari( dress with long sleeves and white collar: she is seated on sofa and holds large open book on her lap. The son, at left, is seated close beside her.
| Baker family: mother and son |
. |
Christina Hopkinson Baker (1873 - , 957). Mrs. George Pierce Baker.
| John Hopkinson Baker (1894 - |
). At about age 2. |
Portrait: About 1895. Sitting on porch railing with ocean behind. Painted at Northeast Harbor, ME.
Charles Benjamin Barnes
(1868 - 1956) Lawyer. Partner in Boston law firm Hemenway & Barnes. Trustee. Director. Moderator of the Town of Hingham, MA.
Portrait: 1932. 29x24.5 in. Half·length. Seated. Business suit.
Barr: see also Hopkinson) Douglas Barr
| (1950 - |
) Desig'ner, builder, illustrator, juggler. Son of Mr. & Mrs. James Henderson Barr. Grandson of CSH. |
Portrait 1: About 1952. At about age 2. 14 x 10 in. On board. Hn.-wide wood frame. No date or signature. H & sh. Very blue eyes. Blue collar. Blue sweater. Brown " background. Tumbler on table.
Portrait 2: About 1955. At about age 5, 16 x tz-ln. On board (?). No frame, date, or signature. Half-length. White jacket. Blue collar. Seated in red-edged armchair. At right, pink flowers in vase.
.
Portrait 3: About 1956. At about age 6. 18 x 11.S in. On board. O.S-in.-wide gold frame. Signed in lower right "Hopkinson 1956". Half height. Head in profile. Yellow-tan face. Blue shirt with emblem on breast pocket. Purple-black background.
Elinor Hopkinson Barr
| (1910. |
) Mrs. James Henderson Barr. Actress. Teacher. Next-to-youngest daughter of CSH. |
Margaret (Maggie) Barr
| (1949 - |
) Later Mrs. Alexander Fowlie. Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. James Henderson Barr. Granddaughter of |
CSH.
Portrait 2: 1958. At age 9. Watercolor. 15 x 7.S in. O.S-inch-wide black frame. Glass. No signature. In the lower right the date "11/28/86" appears.
Subject shown with gold-color hair, blue eyes. Scarlet dress. Background is blue-gray.
Marjorie Gibbon Battles
(1901 - ) Mrs. Winthrop Hilton Battles. Sister of Dr. John H. Gibbon, son-in-law of CSH.
Portrait 2: About 1S x 11 in. Sketch.
Alice L. Dresel Seal
(1893 - ) Mrs. Thaddeus A. Beal. Later Mrs. George Van Santvoord.
Portrait 1: 1929. Oval frame.ln decollete dress.
Portrait 2: Date not known. 48 x 38 in. No stretcher or frame. 3/4-length. Standing. Almost full-face. Dark eyebrows. Slender red necklace. Bare arms. Pale blue decollete dress. At upper left, pink flowers in slender blue vase.
Joseph Henry Beale
(1861 • 1943) Professor at Harvard Law School.
Portrait: 1927.45 x 39 in. Signed "Charles Hopkinson 1927" at left, on chair arm. Seated behind desk, with large open book. In dark blue business suit. Red cloth, probably an academic robe, resting on right end of table. Cloth on chair at lower lett. Black background at upper right.
Owned by Harvard. Called H·377. At Harvard Law School. A photograph of the portrait
is featured in "American Artists", Sept. 1957, p. 35.
(A.50, H·35 p. 74, H-38, H-39, L-60, N·10. Professional photo. WS 1986 photo.)
Sketch: Mediuim-size sketch owned by HDs. In Manchester.
Leonard Tillinghast Beale
(1881 - 1966) Philadelphia manufacturer. Director of many companies and charitable institutions.
Lucius Hart Beers
(1859 -1948) New York lawyer. Member of firm Lord, Day, and Lord. Trustee of Bamard College.
Portrait 1: A sketch. Was included in the PAFA 1958 exhibition, per PAFA Itr. referred to below.
Owned by_.
(PAFA Hr. referred to below.)
Portrait 2: 1938. About 40 x 30 in.(?). Seated. Almost full-length. Right hand dangling straight down. Dog near left hand.
Owned by _. Exhibited at PAFA 1939 and 1958 exhibitions, per PAFA 9/3/85 ltr. (Photo. H-39. PAFA 9/3/85 Itr. NCAB S2. includes photo. of portrait).
Portrait: 1944. Signed "Hopkinson 1944" in lower right. 3/4 -length. Seated. Moustache. Business suit. Watch chain. Papers in right hand. Also papers behind left forearm. Included (as loan from Mrs. Henry Hope Reed) in Carnegie lnst. late 1946 exhibition.
Owned by __ . (H-39, M-1S-2, photo, clipping)
Sketch. Intermediate size. Owned by HOs. In Manchester. (WS 1986 inspection.)
Josephine Bellec
(About 1860 - 1942) Mrs. (Madame) Guillaume Bellee. Housewife of home in which CSH stayed of and on in the period 1894 - 1901 in Roscoff, Finisterre, Brittany, France.
Portrait 2: About 1894. 22 x 17 in. On cardboard. No frame or signature. H & sh.
Portrait 3: About 1894. 24 x 18 in. Not stretched. No date or signature. Half-length. Called "Breton woman: Mme. Bellec of Roscoff, Brittany". Holding bowl. White curtains in background.
Portrait 4: About 1894. 23 x 16 in. 1-in.-wide wood frame. Half-length. Dark dress. White coif.
Portrait 5: About 1894(?).
Bellec family: two children
Therese and Fifine, daughters (about 15 - 25 years old) of Mr. & Mrs. Guillaume Bellec of RoseaU, Finisterre, Brittany, France.
Sketches: Small and informal sketches of various members, singly and in groups, of the above-mentioned Bellec family.
Robert Peabody Bellows
(18n - 1957) Architect. Prominent resident of Boston.
Agnes Bennett
| ( |
) Physician. Friend of Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Rive. |
Henry Clark Bentley
(1877 - 1967) Founder and President of Bentley College, a business college situated in Waltham, MA.
Portrait: 1956. 26 x 21.5 in. Signed "Ch. Hopkinson" in lower right. Subject is seated, hunched over table, working on a painting. Bowl, pipe, etc., rest on table. Fireplace at right.
Owned by National Academy of Design. Acquired 1213/56. On display at that academy. (N-1 0; NAD print-out; also JHS 3/7/87 photo.)
Portrait 1: 1951. 15.5 x 11.5 in. H & sh. Painted in New Zealand. Not stretched. No frame, glass, or signature. Broad-brimmed hat with black band. Green-blue dress.
Portrait 2: 1951. Sketch. Half-length. Painted in New Zealand. Seated. Broad-brimmed hat with black band. Eyeglasses in right hand.
Owned by the Art Museum of Wellington, NZ. Acquired as a gift from local organization that, in turn, had received it as a gift from subject.
(S-22; photo.; oral information from HHR.)
Portrait 1: Late 1941 or Jan. 1942. About 5 ft. x 3 ft. Seated. Moustache. Business suit. Watchchain visible. Right arm resting on desk.
Owned by Bentley College; gift from the alumni on 2126/42, the 25th anniversary of the college.
Note: the portrait was stolen on 7/14/81. The frame was subsequently recovered, but the portrait proper is presumed forever lost. An approximate copy was made soon thereafter by the college's former artist-in-residence, Joan Trimble-Smith. The copy hangs in the college library.
(H-39, M-15, S-22, photo., and 12/10/85 Itr. by M. A. Danziger, Assistant to the President of Bentley College.)
Portrait 2: 1945. Sketch.
Portrait: 1950. Owned by __ .
(The CSH 1950 checkbook twice mentions "Portrait of Dr. Bigger".)
George Blumenthal
(1858 - 1941) Banker, financier, and philanthropist. President of the Metropolttan Museum of Art, New York
Portrait: 1933. 45 x 42.5 in. Seated, with legs crossed. White pearl in center of dark-colored necktie. Called No. 33.154 by the above-mentioned museum.
Owned by that museum. At that museum. Purchased by ij under G. A. Hearn Fund. (H-38. H·39, NCAB, photo. Also 9/16/851tr. by J. K. Howat (of that museum) to KZP. Note: the portrait photograph received from the museum was taken aner the portrait had been revised by CSH; he changed the portrayal of hands and trousers; the hands were changed to show less detail.
(Bradley: see also Cabot)
Eleanor Cabot Bradley
| (1894 - |
) Mrs. Ralph Bradley of Milton and Manchester, MA. |
Portrait: 1926.
Owned by __ . (H-38, S-22)
Sketch, large. Not stretched, framed, signed or dated.
_Bradley
| ( |
) Mrs. Leverett Bradley. Mother-in-law of Eleanor Cabot Bradley. |
Sketch. Medium size. In Manchester. (WS 1986 inspection.)
Ralph Bradley
| ( |
) Prominent resident 01 Milton and Manchester, MA. |
__ Bragdon
( - ) Female, (A dean?)
Portrait: 1938.
Owned by _. (H-39, 5-22).
Joseph Doddridge Brannon
(1848 - 1930) Professor at the Harvard Law SchooL
Portrait 1: 1924. 24 x16 in. No frame. No signature. A sketch, but of portrait quality. H & sh. Moustache. Suggestion of rimless eyeglasses. Gray-black suit. Blue tie.
lonei I. C. Bratianu
(1864- 1927) Five times Premier of Romania. Romanian representative to the WW-I Peace Conference in
Paris.
(Brewer: see also Fraser)
George E. (Bud) Brewer
(About 1900 - about 1960 or 1970) Playwright. Conservationist.
Portrait: 1919. 45 x 55 in. Signed and dated (1920 (sic)) in lower left. Seated. Moustache and beard. Right hand on cheek.
Owned by Smithsonian Inst. At National Museum of American Art, Washington, D.C. (P-50, $-22. See "Antiques", July 1984, p. 146, for color photo. The 4/18/83 Itr. by W. R. Johnston of National Museum of American Art, to KZP, refers to "Joan J. C. Bratiano, 45 1/8 x 55 3/8 in., signed lower left. No. 1923.6.8; gift of the National Art Committee.")
Portrait: About 1920 - 1925. H & sh.
LeBaron Russell Briggs
(1855 - 1934) Professor of English Literature and Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Harvard,
President of Radcliffe College.
Portrait: 1924 or before. Owned by __ ' At MMA.
Exhibited at PAFA in 1924 as item 7. (W-50)
Note: It is rumored that the portrait was destroyed in a fire.
George F. Brush
| ( |
) (Connected with Buffalo, NY? Known not to be George deForest Brush, painter who resided in |
Dublin NH.)
Portrait: 1929. 3/4-length. Seated. Left cufflink prominent. Owned by __ .
(H-38, H-39, S-22. Professional photo.)
Portrait: About 1911 (?). The older daughter, at about 20 or 30, is seated, facing to the viewer's right; in front of her are large papers on table. The younger daughter, at about
15 or 20, is farther back, standing; wide white collar. Flowers visible at right.
Owned by __ . Exhibited at Brooks Reed Gallery in Boston in about 1911.
(Boston Herald article of 10/21111, with photograph.)
Bryant family: two daughters Daughters of Mr. & Mrs. John Bryant of Boston. __ (Miss Bryant).
__ (Miss Bryant).
Portrait: 1934. Owned by __ .
(H-39 checkbook entry "Bullock portrait & frame")
Harold Hitz Burton
(1888 - 1964) Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.
Portrait: 1948. 3/4-length. Seated. In judicial robe. White paper, rolled up, between hands.
ONned by Harvard (?). At Harvard Law School. (H-35, H-36, professional photo.)
Byrd family: parents and three daughters The family of Mr. & Mrs. Otway Byrd of Brandon, VA. Mr. Otway Byrd ( - )
Mrs. Otway Byrd ( - )
Alice Byrd ( - )
Mary Byrd ( - )
Anne Byrd ( - )
Portrait: 1926. 54 x 66 in. Signed "Charles Hopkinson 1926". Painted in parlor of Byrd home in Upper Brandon, Brandon, VA. Mary, at center, is holding a guinea pig. Anne, at right: has raised left forearm. Alice. at left, has a hand on a doorknob. In the background, beyond the doorway, are Mr.& Mrs. Byrd, standing. Fluted column at extreme right.
James Byrne
(1857 - 1942) Corporation lawyer in New York City. Chancellor of the University of the State of New York. President of the Harvard Law School Assn. of New York.
Portrait 1: 1931. 54.5 x 42.5 in. Not signed. Owned by Harvard Club of New York. At the club headquarters. The portrait was received as a gift from the subject's son James Byrne, Jr., and daughter Phyllis Byrne, later Mrs. Gardner Cox.
(H-38, H-39: professional photo. Also 1/28/86 oral information from Meredith Shelley, secretary of the ab<;lve-mentioned club.)
Portrait 2: 1932. (Copy? Or another original?) Owned by __ .
(H-38, H-39, professional photo.)
Eleanor Cabot
(1894 - ) Later Mrs. Ralph Bradley of Milton and Beverly Farms, MA, and later, of Manchester, MA. Daughter of Godfrey . L. Cabot. prominent Massachusetts industrialist. inventor, chemist, and philanthropist.
Portrait: 1910. At about age 16.
Henry Bromfield Cabot (1861 - 1932) Lawyer. Trustee.
Elizabeth (Sister) Caswell (Miss)
(1900 - 1987) Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. John Caswell. Later Mrs. Robert Choate.
Portrait: 1919. About 34 x 24 in.(?). Seated. Wearing long white blouse. Holding
bird in left hand.
Owned by __ . Included in PAFA 1920 exhibition. Included also in Corcoran Gallery of Art 1922 exhibition; lent by Mrs. Caswell.(W-50. Boston Globe 8/3/87. Small professional photo. Also large (8 x 5 in.) colored professional photo. See also
photo. in Frick LIbrary Collection.)
Portrait: 1926. Seated, holding small book in right hand, eyeglasses in left hand.
Sketches: three sketches owned by HDs. In Manchester.
Caswell family: father and son John Caswell, the father.
__ Caswell, the son.
Portrait: __ Owned by __ .
Included in exhibition at BMFA in the year __ .
( A clipping (provenance and data unkown) states: M •• on exhibitfon at the Museum of Fine Arts ... is a portrait group of Mr. John Caswell and his son and dog, in an outdoor scene, with a background of autumn foliage. The gentleman is seated on a garden bench, his little boy standing on the bench at his right, and the dog, a beagle, sitting on the bench at his left. Mr. Caswell wears a brown hunting suit, and holds a double-barreled shotgun in his left hand. The little boy has a summer costume of white, with white canvas shoes and blue socks ... " )
Zechariah Chafee, Jr.
( - ) Professor at the Harvard Law School.
Portrait: About 1950. 28 x 23 in. (Finished by CSH? Or begun by him and finished by his colleague P. Pezzati?) Half-length. Seated. Wearing business suit and black shirt. Cigarette in upraised right hand. Blue background.
Owned by __ .
(S-22. Colored photo. (by P. Pezzati"). See also photo. in Harvard Law Review ZQ.. No.8, June 1957.)
Sketches: two large sketches owned by HDs. In Manchester.
Edward Channing
(1856 - 1931) Professor of History at Harvard.
Katherine B. Child
(About 1865 - 1950) Art educator. Founder of the School of Fine Arts at the BMF A. Later founder of the Child-Walker School of Art. '
Sketch: Large sketch owned by HDs. In Manchester.
Portrait: 1925 or early 1926. Seated. Hands on table, holding piece of carved ivory. Rimless eyeglasses. Note: after the canvas had deteriorated, the painting was applied to an aluminum sheet.
Owned by the Fitchburg Art Museum, Fitchburg, MA. At that museum. Initially the portrait was owned by the Stuart Club of Boston. The portrait was included in many exhibitions, including one at the Maryland Inst.
(Per data sheet received from the Fitchburg Art Museum on 9/23/85. Also H-38, S-22, and a clipping; also Itr. from Director Zaidee de Jong, a former pupil of CSH.)
Kate S. Chittenden
(1856 - 1949) Professor at Vassar College. Head, Dept. of Piano. Cofounder of American Guild of Organists.
Portrait: 1932. Seated. Arms folded across chest. White hair. Owned by Vassar College. At that college.
(M-15- 2.; 5-22; professional photo. Also undated Itr. by ECH to her daughter Harriot.)
Sketch: small sketch which is on the back of CSH self-portrait #51 (also called "B").
Edward Delos Churchill
(1895 - 1972) Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School.
Portrait: About 1940.
Owned by Massachusetts General Hospital.(?) At that hospital. Note: H-36 suggests that the frame was paid for in 1956.
(H-36, S-22, NCAB)
(Clarke: see also Gibbon)
Clarke
) Mrs. George L. ClarKe.
Portrait: About 1903.
Owned by __ . Included in 1904 exhibition at 5 Park St., Boston,
(Catalog of that exhibition.)
Stanley Cobb
(1887 - 1958) Neuropathologist at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Portrait: 1956. Half-length. Hands obscured by papers. Owned by, and at. the above-mentioned hospital. (H-38, M-10, S-22, professional photo.)
William Morse Cole
(1866 - 1960) Professor of Accounting at Harvard
Portrait: 1934. 48 x 40 in. Seated in red armchair. Moustache and beard. Legs crossed. Hands holding small paper.
Owned by Harvard; called H-453. At Harvard's Baker Library. (H-38, H-39, H-90, professional photo., WS 1985 inspection.)
Sketch: small sketch owned by HDs. In Manchester.
(Bertram?) Dawson Coleman
·1932) Banker. Coal mine owner. Philanthropist. (Had son named Dawson Coleman (1889 - 1951)).
Portrait: 1932. Seated. Small moustache. Dark business suit. White handkerchief in coat breast pocket. Overcoat resting on arm of chair.
Owned by __ .
(H-38, H-39. Also professional photo. with nearly illegible date (1922, 1932, or 1952)). Note: It is possible that the portrait is of Mr. Coleman's son.)
(Coleman: see also Fraser)
Portrait: 1932. H & sh.
Owned by husband. At his home in New York City.
(Oral statement of 8/17/85 by Ann Fraser Brewer to JHS.)
Jane Fraser Coleman
(1904 - 1972) Mrs. Leighton H. Coleman. Sister of Sarah Fraser Robbins.
James Bryant Conant
(1893 - 1978) President of Harvard. US High Commissioner to Germany after WW-II.
Portrait: 1931. 68 x 57 in. Seated behind table. Moustache. Business suit. Pencil in right hand. Papers at left elbow.
Owned by Harvard; called H-406. In Harvard Union buildings. (A-50, H-38, H-39, H-90, N-10, WS 1986 inspection.)
Portrait: 1939. 57 x 46 in. Signed "Charles Hopkinson 1939" in lower left. Seated in Harvard presidential chair. Eyeglasses. In academic gown. Paper in right hand. Owned by Harvard; called H-484. In Harvard Union building.
(A-50, H-39, NCAB, professional photo. WS 1985 inspection).
Olivia Constable
(1901 - 1987) Mrs. William G. Constable. (Mr. Constable was Curator of European Paintings at BMFA.)
__ Conyngham
( - ) Mrs. __ Conyngham.
Portrait: 1937.
Owned by __ . (H-39)
Calvin Coolidge
(1872 - 1933) President of the United States. Governor of Massachusetts.
Portrait: 1932, t.e., four years after he had finished serving as president. 55 x 50 in. Nearly full-length. Seated. Papers in right hand.
Owned by the US Government. At White House, Washington. Purchased by the
Government in 1932.
(H-35, p. 74; H-38, H-39, N-10. Also 9/10/85 Itr. by C. E. Conger, White House
Curator.)
Charles Allerton Coolidge
(1858 -1936) Architect. Partner in the firm of Coolidge, Bullfinch, Shepley, and Abbott. Architect of the
Harvard Medical School.
Marcus Allen Coolidge
(1865 - 1947) us Senator from Massachusetts. Manufacturer of machine tools.
Portrait: 1938 or 1939. Owned by __ .
(H-39. M-15. S-22)
Sketch: small sketch owned by HOs. In Manchester.
Thornton Lothrop Coolidge
(1907 - 1926) Son of Dr. & Mrs. Algernon Coolidge. (Dr. Coolidge (1860 - 1939) was Chief of the Dept. of Laryngology at the Massachusetts General Hospital and was Professor of Laryngology at the Harvard Medical School.)
Portrait: 1908. At about age 1. Seated. Dark curly hair. Wearing white dress. Playing with red ribbons.
Elizabeth Cope
| (About 1905 - |
) Mrs. Thomas Pym Cope. Resident of Lincoln, MA. |
Sketch: Owned by
. (S-22. WS 1985 inspection.)
Charles Townsend Copeland
(1860 - 1952) Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory at Harvard.
Portrait: 1930 (or 1929). 24 x 29 in. Not signed. Seated. Left hand, behind chair arm, holding large paper.
Owned by, and at, Harvard Club of New York City.
(H-38, NCAB, professional photo. JHS 317187 inspection. Also 1/28/86 oral information from Meredi1h Shelley, secretary at that club.)
Hanson Kelly Corning
(1860 - 1951) Professor of Anatomy at the University of Basle, Switzerland. Greek Scholar. Mountaineer.
Later: resident of New York. Wife: Sylvia. Daughter: Ursula.
Portrait 1: 1935. Said by subject's wife to show subject's face in color that is "too rosy".
Owned by __ . At Univ. of Basle. (NYT 219/51 p. 25. 1987 inspection by Sarah
Portrait 2: 1947. Copy of Portrait 1.
Note: Portraits 1 and 2 may need to be interchanged.
Sylvia Corning
| ( |
) Mrs. Hanson Kelly Corning. |
Francis A. Countway
(1876 - 1955) President of Lever Brothers Co.
Portrait: 1945. Seated, arms on desk. Rimless eyeglasses. Telephone adjacent. Owned by __ . (H-39, M-15, S-22, professional photo.)
Harvey Warren Cox
(1875 - 1944) President and Chancellor of Emory College, Atlanta, GA. Dean of Teachers College of the Univ. of Florida. Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Harvard. President of the Educational Assn. of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Portrait: 1945. Posthumous. Seated. Knees crossed. Rectangular screen behind chair.
Owned by __ .
(H-39, M-15-Z., NCAB. Tentative assignment to Harvey Warren Cox, by Charles William Eliot znd, needs confirmation.)
Adele (Kitty) leBourgeois Crockett
(1901 - 1979) Later Mrs. Anthony H. Brackett: later Mrs. William Robertson. Naturalist. Writer for newspapers. Radio commentator. Selectman of Ipswich, MA
Portrait: About 1910. At about age 4. Face is almost in profile. Prominent right
| cheek. Long hair resting on shoulders. |
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David Charless Crockett
(1909 - ) Promoter. Conservationist. Fund-raiser. Vice President, Massachusetts General Hospital.
Portrait 1 : 1911. At age 2. 17.5 x 14 in. H & sh. Weeping.
PoTtrait 2: 1913 or 1914. At about age 4 or 5. 17.5 x 13.5 in. Signed "C. H.M, with illegible date.
Frederick Crockett
(1907 - 1979) Antarctic explorer. WW II intelligence expert. Naturalist.
Portrait: 1911. At about age 5.
Marian Yates Crockett
| (1906 - |
) Mrs. David Char1ess Crockett. WW-II milrtary intelligence expert. |
Portrait: 1952.18.5 x 13 in. Head. Signed "To DCC from C.H. 1952".
John Crosby
(1867 - 1962) President of Washburn Crosby Co., world's largest flour milling company. Co-founder and director of superseding company: General Mills, Inc. Key official of three banks and 15 civic and charitable organizations. President of Minneapolis Crty Council.
Portrait: __ . In tempera. Seated. Legs crossed. Right hand flat on knee. Papers in left hand.
Owned by General Mills, Inc. At that company's headquarters(?). (W-2S. 1/28/86 Ilr. by curator of the Minneapolis Historical Society.)
Wilbur Lucius Cross
(1862 - 1948) Governor of Connecticut. Professor of English (and Dean of Graduate Study) at Yale. Author of many books on literature.
Portrait: 1932. 48 x 38 in.
Owned by State of Connecticut. At Connecticut State House in Hartford. CT. (H-38. H-39. M-15. N-10. S-22. professional photo.)
Charles Kimball Cummings, Jr.
(1901 - about 1981) Teacher at Cambridge School in Weston. MA. Author of book about J. Malcolm Forbes (Hancock Press. Lexington. MA)
Portrait: About 1906. At about age 5. Small H & sh. portrait.
Edward C. Cummings
(1861 - 1926) Episcopal minister. Father of Edward Estlyn Cummings.
Portrait: 1897.
Owned by Massachusetts Historical Society. At its building in Boston. Included in 1904 exhibition at 5 Park St., Boston.
(N-10, S-22., S-SO. Also Smithsonian Artist Index, Item 20480095.)
Edward Estlyn Cummings
(1894 - 1962) Writer, poet. painter. Used the name "e. e. cummings".
Portrait 1: 1896. At about age 2. "A baby just old enough to toddle", per CSH. H-3S, p. 73. Long white coat. Right hand visible.
Owned by Massachusetts Historical Society. At its building in Boston. Included in 1904 exhibition at 5 Park St., Boston. (N-l0. Professional photo.)
Francis H. Cummings ( - )
Portrait: 1921, or possibly 1920. Shown as a young man. In naval uniform.
Lydia Paine (Lily) Cummings ( - ) Mrs. Charles K. Cummings.
Sketches: three rneolom-slze sketches
Rebecca Haswell Cummings
| ( |
) Mrs. Edward Cummings. Mother of Edward Estlyn Cummings. |
| Portrait: __ (Before 1905). |
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Owned by Massachusetts Historical Society. At that society's building in Boston.
| Included in 1904 exhibition at 5 Park St., Boston. |
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(F-5, which assigns Artist Index 20480096; also S-22, S-50.)
Elinor Curtis
(1869 -1947) Oaughterof Mr. & Mrs. Greely S.Curtis; one of 10 siblings. Later Mrs. Charles Sydney Hopkinson.
Portrait 2: About 1903. 24 x 16.5 in. 1-in.-wide wood-colored frame. Half height. Profile. Wearing low-cut, dark-colored evening dress.
For later portraits, see under "Hopkinson".
Portrait: 1909. At about age 2. 15 x 18 in. O.S-in.-wide black frame. Signed "C. H. 1909" in lower right. Half-height. Seated in high-chair. Ught yellow hair. Smiling. Both hands at viewer's left White dress. Very dark smooth background. ,
Fanny (Fin) Chapin Curtis
(1907 - ) Later Mrs. Thomas Hale Ham; Dr. Ham was a physician ard a professor of medicine.
Frances (Fan) Greely Curtis
(1867 - 1957) Sister-in -law of CSH. Member of the Boston School Committee and of the Overseers of the Public Welfare. Active in many civic and international causes.
Portrait 1: About 1905(?). 24 x 14 in. On board. Head turned to the side. Gray dress. Signed ·C. H."
.
Portrait 2: 1958 (posthumous). 26 x 23.S in. Signature and date barely visible at lower lelt: "Hopkinson 1958". Painted from a photograph. Half-Iength_ Wearing fur stole.
Sketches: three small skek'n es, owned by HOs. In Manchester.
Frazier (Dunk) Curtis
(1917 - 1942) Son of Mr. & Mrs. James Freeman Curtis. (The husband was a brother-in-law of C5H.) Died in military aviation service in \NW-II.
Portrait: About 1944. Posthumous. Half-length. Bare-headed. Wearing heavy jacket with broad fur collar. Hands crossed.
Harriot Appleton Curtis
(1841 - 1923) Mrs. Greely Stevenson CurtiS. Mother-in-law of CSH.
Portrait: About 1905 or 1910. In 1985 the portrait had no frame; it was rolled up. In 1987 it was flat in shape.
Harriot (Hat) Sumner Curtis
(1881 + 1974) Sister-in-law of CSH. Dean of Women at Hampton Inst. National Women's Golf Champion.
,
Portrait 1: About 1903 or 1904. Not stretched. 3/4-length. No signature or date. Seated. Wearing a white voile evening dress. Long sleeves. White shawl, with red designs, draped over subject's left shoulder. Black fan (closed) held in right hand. Dark background throughout.
Isabella Curtis
(1873 _ 1966) Third oldest daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Greely Stevenson Curtis of Boston and Manchester.
Benefactor and trustee of the Penn School in St. Helena Island, SC. Sister-in-law of CSH.
Portrait: About 1905. 8 x 5.5 in. On heavy cardboard. No frame, signature, ordate. H & sh. Head turned slightly to the viewer's right. Simple gray dress.
James (Jibby) Freeman Curtis
(1879 _ 1956) Lawyer. Assistant Secretary of the US Treasury Dept. Brother-in-law of CSH.
Portrait: About 191 O(?). Unfinished sketch, but of portrait quality. 13.5 x 9.5 in. 1.5-in.-wide gold frame. No signature or date. Full face. Pink complexion. Yellow-brown hair. Tall white collar.
Portrait: About 1944. Posthumous. In Air Force uniform. Wearing cap. Leather jacket.
Note: It is possible that the portrait has been destroyed.
James (Curt) Freeman Curtis, Jr.
(1915 - 1944) Son of Mr. & Mrs. James Freeman Curtis. Died in military aviation service in WW-II.
Margaret Curtis
(1883 - 1965) Youngest child of Mr. & Mrs. Greely Stevenson Curtis of Boston and Manchester. National Women's Golf Champion (three times). Co-donor of Curtis Cup. Worker in several agencies helping WW-I refugees and (later) immigrants to the USA: American Red Cross, American Friends Service, International Migration Service. Sister-in-law of CSH.
Portrait 1: About 1903(?). 24 x 14 in. On board. No frame, signature, or date. Large broad-brimmed hat: face in shadow. One large earring visible. Blue dress.
.
Portrait 2: About 1907 - 1910. Nearly full face; head tumed slightly toward viewer's left. Dress, with slender choker collar, is light-colored and plain. Dark cloth (wrap?) at lower right.
Owned by __ .. (Professional photo.)
Portrait 3: 1910. 24.5 x 20.5 in. 3-in.-wide black frame with brass legend-plate attached at bottom. Half-height portrait. Head turned slightly toward viewer's right. Dark dress with 2.5 in.-wide white collar and white cuffs. Arms folded. Left hand. with long slender pointed fingers, is prominent.
Owned by US Golf Assn. At USGA headquarters bldg. in Far Hills, NJ. The portrait was
received as a gift from Margaret and Harriot Curtis in 1961.
(Ltrs. of 8/5/87 and 5/9/88 from J. Seagle, USGA Museum Curator; photo. received with the latter letter.)
Richard (Dick) Pelham Curtis
(1915 _ 1979) Electrical engineer. Businessman. Expert sailor. Grandson of Greely (Steen) Stevenson Curtis
II and Fanny Hooper Curtis. Grand-nephew of CSH.
Portrait: About 1917(?). At about age 2 (?). Owned by __ .
(Oral information from subject's sister Fanny Curtis Ham.)
Curtis
(Charles Pelham Curtis? Or a child of his?) ( - )
Portrait: 1906 or before. Included in St. Botolph Club (Boston)1906 exhibition. Owned by __ . (Catalog of that exhibition.)
(S-22?)
Curtis family: three children
Children of Mr. & Mrs. James Freeman Curtis.
Laura Curtis (1913 - ). Later Mrs. George Herbert Bostwick. Later Mrs. Laura Curtis.
James CurtiS (1915 - 1944). Later (WW-II) an Air Force pilot.
Frazier Curtis (1917 - 1942). Later (WW-II) an Air Force test pilot.
Portrait: 1927. Painted at Manchester. Laura, at center, is seated in a wicker chair. James and Frazier are standing at left and right respectively. Frazier is holding a bamboo fish-pole.
Sketch: medium size sketch owned by HOs. \n Manchester.
Elliott Carr Cutler
(1888 - 1958 ). Professor of Surgery at the Harvard Medical School. Chief Surgeon at Peter Bent Brigham
Hospital.
Portrait: 1946. Seated. Both hands on white paper on table.
Owned by __ . In about 1962 the portrait was in the main hall of the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. It was included, in ----' in an exhibition at the Carnegie Inst.: an exhibition of 300 paintings by American artists.
(H-39, M-10, M-15-2" JHS inspection of about 1962. Also 19461tr. by Charles P.
Curtis and 11/21f461tr. by subject to CSH .)
Portrait: March 1943. A sketch, but of portrait quality(?). Made at one sitting at the National Academy of Arts and Letters in New York City as part of a fund-raising effort. Owned by __ . (M-15. NY Herald Tribune of 3/29/43; it includes a photo. of the portrait. Also March 1943 Itr. from ECH to her daughter Harriot.)
Walter Johannes Damrosch
(1862 - 1950) Director of New York Symphony Orchestra. President of the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Counselor to National Broadcasting Co.
Ernest Blaney Dane
(1868 - 1942) President of Brookline, MA, bank. President of Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Portrait: __ . Full-length. Subject is standing at foot of staircase. Holding hat and coat.
Owned by __ .
(NCAB, S-22. Professional photo.)
Frances Davison
(1903 - ) Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Henry Pomeroy Davison.
Portrait: 1917. At about age 14. About 60 x 50 in. The subject, astride a large white horse ("Pepper,,), has luxuriant dark hair and is wearing a white collar. Large dark tree in background. Painted at Davison estate in Locust Valley, Long Island, NY.
Sketches: three medium-size sketches and five small sketches.
Henry Pomeroy Davison
(1867 - 1922) President of Bankers Trust Co. Member of J. P. Morgan Co. Head of American Red Cross. Director of WW-I Red Cross Relief Organization.
Portrait: 1924. Posthumous. Standing. Hands at side. White papers near left hand. Owned by __ . At headquarters building of International Red Cross organization, in Geneva, Switzerland.
(HH-38, NCAB. S-22. professional photo.)
Henry ("Little Harry) Davison
( - ) Son of Mr. & Mrs. Henry Pomeroy Davison.
Portrait: 1929.
Owned by __ . (H-38)
(1874 - 1955) Lawyer. Director of banks, railroads, insurance companies, and Red Cross. In 1922 he bought
the house, beach, and island (Dana House, Dana Beach, Dana Island) close to Sharksmouth estate and Hopkinson House in Manchester,MA.
Portrait: 1943.
Owned by __ . (H-39, M-15-3., S-22.)
Portralt: 1925.
Owned by __ . (H-38)
Wallace Brett Donham
(1877 - 1954) Dean of the Harvard Busines School.
Portrait: 1933. 72 x 53 in. Full~length. Seated. Big round face. Peaked bald head. Eyeglasses. Business suit. Right hand rests on paper on round table; books and telephone visible. Left hand, resting on crossed legs, holds keys. Seated in a
| standard black Harvard chair. |
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Owned by Harvard; called H-421. In Baker Building of Harvard Business School. (A-50, G-10, H-38, H-39, H-90, M-15. Professional photo. Also 217/33 Itr. by subject. WS 1985 inspection.)
William Du Barry
(Presumably William Hagan Du Barry, whose dates were 1894 -1958 and who was Vice President of the Univ. of Pennsylvania and a director of the Provident Mutual life Insurance Co.; see M-1S-3.)
Portrait: 1951.
Owned by Rittenhouse Club(?). Included in PAFA Jan. - Feb. 1952 exhibition as Item
391.
(H-36, M-15-3.. Also 12112185 Itr. from N. V. Fresella of PAFA.)
George Eastman
(1854 - 1932) Founder and President of Eastman Kodak Co.
Portrait 1: 1929. Seated beside table. Facing to the viewer's right. Owned by __ .. At Eastman House, Rochester, NY.
(H-39. JHS inspection of about 1975. Professional photo. on the back of which CSH wrote "Rochester Chamber of Commerce".)
Note: see the following item concerning fire damage.
Portrait 2: 1929. Copy of the above. (H-38,H-39)
Note: Fire damage occurred during a small fire in the Hopkinson studio on Ipswich St., Boston. Damage was done to one of the above-mentioned portraits or to the professional photo. thereof. On the photo. one reads: "Damaged by fire except head, which is good", in the handwriting of CSH (?).
Portrait 4: 1931.
Owned by __ . (H-38, which mentions payment on three original portraits and one copy in the period 1929 - 1931.)
David Linn Edsall
(1869 - 1945) Dean of the Harvard Medical School. Dean of the Harvard School of Public Health. Chief of Medical Services at Massachusetts General Hospnat Professor of Preventive Medicine at Washington Univ.
Portrait: 1929. 52 x 40 in. Seated. Eyeglasses, Knees crossed. Right hand on knee. Owned by Harvard Medical School; called H-390. In Faculty Room, Bldg. A. of that medical school. (A-50. H-39, H-90, N-10, professional photo. Also JHS & WS 1985 inspection.)
Sketch: medium-size sketch
__ Eichelberger (or Eichelbaum)
) New Zealand resident. Friend of CSH's daughter HHR.
Portrait: 1948, 1949, or 1950. Painted in New Zealand. Owned by __ . (Oral information from HHR)
Charles William Eliot
(1834 - 1926) President of Harvard. Professor of Mathematics. Professor of Chemistry. He was the father-in-law of Frances Stone (Hopkinson) Eliot, one of the three sisters of CSH. Married. as second wife, Grace Mellon Hopkinson. aunt of CSH and of Frances Stone Hopkinson.
Portrait 1: 1909. 46.5 x 43 in. or 46 x 36 in, Signed and dated in lower left: "Charles Hopkinson 1909," Seated at table. Holding pen in right hand. Writing. Inkwell nearby. Business suit. Eyeglasses.
Owned by Harvard; called H-532. At Bldg. A of Harvard Medical School. Originally owned by Ernest B. Dane, banker, of Chestnut Hill, MA. Later given to Harvard by Dane's son Edward B. Dane.
(A-50, S-50, protesslonal photo. WS & JHS 1985 inspection.)
Portrait 2: About 1915(?). 22 x 18 in. Sketch, but of portrait quality,
Presumably painted before the following portran (#3) was painted. Stretched, but no frame, signature, or date. H & sh. Full face. POSSible suggestion of eyeglasses. Crumpled white collar. Dark (greenish-gray?) business suit. Background incomplete.
Portrait 3: About 1915 ( or 1 912?). Painted long before the Paris Peace Conference paintings, per CSH's writings concerning Charles William Eliot. 68 x 44 in. Full-length. Standing. Black academic gown with six horizontal black bands across chest. Hands straight down at sides. Eyeglasses.
Owned by Harvard; called H-672. Given to Harvard in 1983 by Charles William Eliot II. In , 986 the portrait was in Harvard's Busch Reisinger Museum; in 1988 it was being moved to the enlarged Fogg Museum area.
(A-50, professional photo., oral information from donor.)
Portrait 4: 1921. 44x40 in. Signed "Hopkinson 1921· in lower left. Half-length. Seated. Full face. Brown suit. Eyeglasses. Hands intertwined. White papers behind left elbow. Discussed in CSH's writings concerning Charles William Eliot. Said by CSH to be one of his best portraits.
Owned by Harvard; called H-195. In Reading Room of Harvard Union bldg. Orignally the portrait was lent to Harvard by CSH; later it was bought by friends of the subject and donated to Harvard.
(A-50, S-50. Professional photo. See also photo. in New York Post of 2112121. WS 1986 inspection. )
Portrait 5: 1948. 44 x 40 in. S & d in lower left. Half-length. Seated. Business suit. Eyeglasses. Hands intertwined.
Owned by Harvard Club of Boston. In central room of that club. This is presumably a copy of the above-mentioned 1921 portrait which is called by Harvard H-195. (H-38 refers to •. Eliot copy". WS 1986 inspection.)
Portrait 6: 1955. Posthumous replica of Portrait 4. 44 x 40 in. S & d about 16 in. above the lower right corner. Half-length. Seated. Brown business suit. Eyeglasses. Hands intertwined. White papers behind left elbow. Painted when CSH was 84 or 85. Owned by Harvard. Above fireplace in Junior Common Room of Eliot House.
(WS 1986 inspection.) (Formerly erroneously called (by Harvard) H-673.)
Note concerning .DQIl-Hopkinson portraits of this subject: Sargent's 1907 huge (105 x 65 in.) portrait, with subject standing, is in Harvard's Eliot House .Qloiog Hall. Denman W. Ross's portrait of subject is in Harvard's University Hall. (WS 1986 inspections.)
Charles William Eliot II
| (1899 - |
) Landscape architect. Conservation planner. Director of National Resources Planning Board. Son |
of Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Atkins Eliot. Nephew of CSH.
Portrait 1: About 1903. At about age 3. 39 x 31.5 in. 4-in.-wide black frame with 1-in.-wide inner gold frame. No Signature or date. Seated in high chair. Silver mug nearby.
Portrait 2: About 1920. At about age 21. 29 x 17.5 in. 4-in.-wide wood-color frame. Signed "Hopkinson" in lower left. No date. HaH-length. Byron-like pose. Dangling necktie.
Elisabeth Eliot
| (189B - |
) Daughter of Rev. & Mrs. Samuel Atkins Eliot. Later Mrs. Cushman McGiffert. (Her husband was a |
Congregational minister in Chicago and elsewhere). Niece of CSH.
Portrait: About 1907. Full-length. Subject is wearing a hat. One hand holds a braid of hair. Painted at Northeast Harbor, ME.
Sketch: About same date. H & sh.
Owned by subject. At her home. (Oral information from Mrs. Frances Eliot
Fremont-Smith.)
Frances Hopkinson Eliot
(1871 - 1954) Mrs. Samuel Atkins Eliot. (Her husband was a clergyman and President of American Unitarian
Assn.) Sister of CSH.
Portrait: 1900 or 1904. Slightly revised in 1935. 29.5 x 30.5 in. 1.S-in.-wide black frame. Signed "C.H. 1900 (or 1904?), 1935" in lower left. H & sh. Head in profile. Brown-black evening dress. In foreground, a deeply folded light gray shawl. Red ribbon on shoulder. Blue-black background.
Grace Hopkinson Eliot
(1846 - 1924) Mrs. Charles W.Eliot. (Her husband was President of Harvard.) Aunt of CSH.
Portrait: About 1903 or 1904. H & sh. Heavy frame.Head turned slightly to one side, Owned by __ ' (1/9/86 info. from subject's grand-niece Frances Eliot Fremont-Smith.)
John Eliot
| (1933· |
) Professor of Education at University of Maryland. Grandnephew of CSH. |
Portrait: About 1951. At about age 18. 27.5 x 23.5Jn. 4-in.-wide black frame. No signature or date. H & sh. Subject facing slightly to viewer's left. Closely trimmed beard. White shirt with open collar Background: black at left, dark brown at right.
Martha Bigelow Eliot
(1906· ) Mrs. Theodore Lyman Eliot.
Portrait: About 1926 or 1930.
Regina Dodge Eliot
(1904·1979) Mrs. Charles William Eliot II. Wife of nephew of CSH.
Portrait: 1956. 20.5 x 21.5 in. 3-in.-wide gray frame. No signature or date. H & sh. Dark dress. Necklace.
Rosamond Eliot
(1895 - 1970) Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Atkins Eliot. Niece of CSH. Later Mrs. William Gorham Rice, Jr. (Her husband was a lawyer, professor of law, and expert on intemationallaw.)
Portrait: About 1900. At about age 4. Shown with doll.
Owned by __ . Included in 1904 exhibition at 5 Park St., Boston.
(Exhibition catalog. Oral information of 1986 from subject's sister Frances Eliot Fremont-Smith.)
Samuel Atkins Eliot
(1862 - 1950) Clergyman. President of the American Unitarian Assn. Son of Harvard president Charles Wm. Eliot. Brother-in-law of CSH.
Portrait 1: About 1900 or earlier. A sketch but of portrait quality. Full-length. Subject appears about 35 or 40 years old.
Portrait 2: 1920. (Or 1928; H-38 and JHS 1986 inspection differ as to date). 3/4-length. Signed in lower right. Subject's head is at -45 deg. Subject is wearing clerical robe.
Owned by American Unitarian Assn. At its headquarters bldg. on Beacon St., Boston. Included in 1925 PAFA exhibition as Item 71. (H-38, W-50, JHS 1986 inspection.)
Sylvia Hewitt Eliot
(1935 6 )Teacher. Mrs. John Eliot. (Her husband is a professor of education.)
Portrait: About 1960(?). 24 x 25 in. Sketch, but of portrait quality. Stretched, but no frame, signature, or date. H & sh. Subject facing toward viewer's left. Yellow hair. Blue dress.
Theodore Lyman Eliot
| (1903 - |
) Expert on shipping. Commander in the US Navy. President of the San Francisco Art Institute. A |
nephew of CSH.
Portrait: About 1923. At about age 20.
Owned by __ . (S-22) Note: existence of portrait uncertain.
Thomas Hopkinson Eliot
| (1907 - |
) Lawyer. Representative in US Congress. Chancellor of Washington University. |
Teacher. Writer. Nephew of CSH.
Eliot family: two daughters Daughters of Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Atkins Eliot.
Rosamond Eliot. Later Mrs. William Gorham Rice (1895 - 1970). At about age 8. Elisabeth Eliot. Later Mrs. Cushman McGifferet (1897 - ). At about age 6.
Eliot family: husband and wife
| Theodore Lyman Eliot (1903 - |
). Shipping executive. |
Martha Bigelow Eliot (1906 - ).
Sketch: 1926.
Portrait 1: 1958. 28.5 x 21 in. 1-in.-wide wood frame. Signed "Hopkinson1952" in upper left, but actually painted in 1958 per firm
statement of Feb. 1987 by subject. Half-length. Blue-white shirt. Open collar. Boat hook (or oar) in subject's right hand. Background is gray-black at left, yellow-gray at right.
Portrait 2: 1958. This portrait originally portrayed both the subject and his wife Lois: but this latter portion was cut off many years later.
Owned by __ . (H-36. Also oral information of 1986 from subject.)
Portrait: About 1903. 48.5 x 49.5 in. 2.S-in.-wide gold frame. Signed (?). Rosamond, in white dress, is seated on grass. Hat on grass. Elisabeth, with white collar, is standing at left.
Eliot family: husband and wife
| Thomas Hopkinson Eliot (1907 - |
). Lawyer. Congressman. University chancellor. |
| Lois Jameson Eliot (1912 - ). Secretary. |
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Portrait: 1958.
Sketch: Medium-size sketch
Eliot family: son and daughter
Samuel Atkins Eliot IV (1945). Son of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hopkinson Eliot. Director of Development at University of Southern Maine. Headmaster of Athenian School in Danville, CA.
Nancy Freeman Eliot (1948 - ). Later Mrs. Richard C.U\ett.
Portrait: 1955. 15 x 19 in. 2-in.-wide gold frame. Signed 'To T and L from C. H.,1955". Samuel, at age 10, at left, wears blue jersey. Nancy, at age 7, at right, wears yellow dress; she has a red hair-ornament.
Emerson
) A female relative of Edward Waldo Forbes.
Portrait. __ . Half-length. Short hair. Light-colored dress. Necklace. Owned by __ .
(Professional photo. Oral information of about 1986 from P. Pezzati.)
Evarts
_ ) Mrs. Jeremiah Evarts. Sister-in-law of Susan Evarts Herman
Portrait: 1930. Painted in Windsor, VT.
Owned by __ . ( H-38, H-39, S-22. Date and location from 10/19130 Itr. by Isabella Curtis. Oral information of 10/24/86 from subject's daughter Mrs. Casimir De Rham indicated that finding the ownership and location would be very difficult. See NCAB 2Z p.24 for information on Evarts family.)
Sketch: Large sketch. (Portrait of an Evarts or a Herman?)
Charles Fabens
| ( |
) Note: is this Charles H. Fabens, co-author of 1924 article on "Oklahoma Poor Rich Indians", 30 p., per |
Portrait: 1928. Seated. Small moustache. Wearing business suit. Two books on table.
Owned by _' (H-38, H-39, professional photo.)
__ Fahey
(Presumably Frank Joseph Fahey, 1874 - 1945. Head of Gillette Safety Razor Co. Director of Old Colony Trust Co.(of Boston))
Po rtrait: 1934.
Owned by __ . (H-38, H-39, NCAS)
Livingston Farrand
(1867 - 1939) President of Cornell University. Anthropologist. Red Cross leader.
Portrait: 1936. Seated. In academic gown with black hood. Hands fistlike. Owned by __ (Photographs in M-15-1 and NCASS-A-118.)
Max Farrand
(1869 -1945) Dean of History Dept. at Stanford University. Professor of History at Harvard, Yale, and several other universities. Director of Huntington Museum and Art Gallery.
Portrait: 1936.
Owned by __ . (H-36, H-39, M-15-Z, S-22.)
Henry Faxon, Jr.
| ( |
) Doctor. Head of Massachusetts General Hospital. |
Portrait: 1926. 3/4-length. Standing. Left thumb in trousers pocket.
Owned by ~_. In above-mentioned hospital.(H-38, S-22, professional photo.)
Gloria Fitchett
| ( |
) Daughter of chauffeur of the Alfred Rive family in New Zealand. |
Portrait: 1948, 1949, or 1950.
Edward Waldo Forbes
(1873 - 1969) Director of Fogg Art Museum of Harvard. Trustee of several other museums. Instructor in English, French and fine arts. A founder of the (Mass.) Trustees of Reservations. Harvard lund raiser and donor. Close friend of CSH.
Portrait 1: __ . 16 x 11.5 in. Intended as a sketch but of portrait quality. Unframed.
H & sh.
Portrait 2: __ . 32 x 42 in. (?). Intended as a sketch but of portrait quality. Unframed. Head sightly domed. Arms resting on table. Magazine seen almost full-on.
(H-39, with mention in Feb. 1940 (or 1939) of "Forbes payment". WS 1986 inspection. 4/5/83 ltr. from P. Peebles, Archivist of Fogg Museum to KZP; oral information of 1985 from L. Ambler of that museum.)
Margaret Laighton Forbes
( - ) Mrs. EdNard Waldo Forbes.
Portrait 1: 1924. 49.5 x 44 in. 3/4-length. No stretcher or frame, but clearly the painting had at some earlier time been stretched. It has been
stored in rolled-up condition and has suffered bad cracking. The head is turned somewhat toward the viewer'S right. Very blue eyes. Brown hair. Hands far apart. Dark brown (heavy woolen?) dress. Flowers in right hand. The background includes a yellowish tan area at left and dark wood,paneling at right.
William Cameron Forbes
(1870 - 1959) Governor of the Philippines. Ambassador to Japan. Partner in J. M. Forbes & Co. Vice President of Mass. Hospital Life Insurance Co. A director of American Telephone and Telegraph Co., United Fruit Co., and Arthur D. Little Co. An overseer of Harvard.
Portrait 1: __ A sketch but of portrait quality. 16 x 12 in. Unframed. H & sh.
Sketches: One large and one small.
William Hathaway Forbes
( - ) Father of William Cameron Forbes (?)
Portrait: 1958.
Owned by __ . (H-36 mentions payment in Jan. 1959 from William Cameron Forbes
for portrait of his father.)
__ Forbes
( - ) (Uncle of W1liam Cameron Forbes)
George Fox
| (Presumably George Henry Fox (1846 - |
), featured in NCAB. Physician. Professor of Skin Disease at the |
New York College of Physicians and Surgeons. Professor of Dermatology at Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons. President of the New York State Medical Society.
Portrait: About 1900, or 1910, or 1920 (?). H & sh. Subject shown in profile. Moustache and beard. Wing collar.
Owned by __ .
(M-15-1, NCAB 11. Also professional photo. with CSH inscription nOr. George Fox,
| from painting by Charles Hopkinson".) |
. |
1959.
Owned by __ . (H-36 mentions payment in March 1959 from William Cameron Forbe
for portrait of his uncle.)
Herbert Somerlin Foxwell
(1849 - 1936) British professor. Collector of books later donated to Harvard.
Portrait: __ About 54 x 40 in. 3/4-length. Seated on red armchair. Wing collar. Book held in hands.
Owned by Harvard, In Baker library. (WS 1985 inspection.)
Ann Fraser
(1902 - ) Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George C. Fraser. Later Mrs. George E. Brewer. She received an AB
degreee from Bryn Mawr College in 1923.
Portrait: About 1917. At about age 15. H & sh.
Jane Fraser
(1904 - 1972) Daughter of Mr &Mrs. George C. Fraser. Later Mrs. Leighton H. Coleman. Sister of Sarah
Fraser Robbins.
Jane Tutt Fraser
(1874 - 1936) Mrs. George Coming Fraser. Mother of George Coming Fraser, Jr., Myra Fraser Martin, Ann
Fraser Brewer, Jane Fraser Coleman, and Sarah Fraser Robbins.
Sarah Fraser
| (1912 - |
) Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George C. Fraser. Later Mrs. Chandler Robbins II. Marine biologist. |
Teacher. Museum expert.
Portrait 1: About 1914. At about age 2. A sketch.
Portrait 2: About 1914. At about age 2. Small sketch of head only.
Portrait 3: About 1914. At about age 2. Standing, feet apart. Fair short hair. White dress. Offering food to pet terrier.
Fraser family: grandfather and grandson
George Corning Fraser (1872 - 1935), Lawyer. Partner in New York law firm of Fraser, Speir, and Meyer. Father of George Coming Fraser,Jr., Myra Fraser Martin, Ann Fraser Brewer, Jane Fraser Coleman, and Sarah Fraser Robbins.
George Coming Fraser, III (1925 - ). Grandson of the above. Resident of Texas.
Portrait: 1937. Painted after the death of the senior subject; l.e.. posthumous to this extent. Senior subject is seated, holding a book.
Younger subject is leaning over the back of the chair.
Frank Fremont-Smith
(1895 - 1975) Medical doctor. Director at Macy Foundation. Husband of CSH's niece Frances Eliot Fremont-Smith.
Portrait: About 1920 - 1925. About 16 x 12 in. Intended as a sketch but is of portrait quality. Head only. (Self-portrait at CSH on opposite slde.)
Frances (Franny) Fremont-Smith
| (1901 - |
) Daughter of Rev. & Mrs. Samuel Atkins Eliot Later Mrs. Frank Fremont-Smith. Chairman of |
Fellowship in Israel for Arab-Jewish Youth, Inc. Member of board of directors of The Window ShoP. Inc., a group assisting the resettlement of refugees from Nazi Germany.
Portrait: About 1920 - 1925. About 16 x 12 in.(?).
Fremont-Smith family: two daughters Daughters of Dr. & Mrs. Paul Fremont-Smith Nancy Fremont-Smith (1947 - )
Deborah Fremont-Smith (1952-
George Peabody Gardner
(1888 - 1976) President, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Secretary of Harvard Corp. Director of AT&T Co. Director of General Electric Co. Lived in Southboro, MA. Had attended St. Mark's School there.
Portrait: 1926. Seated. Wing collar. Left hand holds pipe.
Robert Gauley
( - ) Young Frenchman(?). Parisian artist(?)
Portrait: Mid 1890s(?). Stretched. No frame. Signed "C.H: in lower right. Yellow-gray face. Black beret and jacket. White cuff. Overcoat resting on left forearm. Right hand resting on cane (?). Rust-colored background.
Martha Gellhorn
| ( |
) Author. War correspondent. For many years a resident of S1. Louis, MO. She was married several |
times, at one time to Ernest Hemingway. She was a friend of IH.
Sketches: one small sketch and one medium-size sketch,
Henry John Gerstenberger
(1881 - 1954) Pediatrician. Director of Pediatrics, University Hospital of Cleveland. (First names, dates, and occupation are tentative.)
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| (Gibbon: see also Clarke, Hopkinson, Newbold, Thompson) |
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| Alice (Palsy) Gibbon |
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(1936 - ) Mrs. Christopher Boehm and later Mrs. Arthur Ian Saltzman Anthropologist; holder of PhD degree. Granddaughter of CSH.
John Heysham Gibbon (Senior)
(1871 - 1956) Professor of Surgery at Jefferson Medical College, Univ. of Pennsylvania. President of American Surgical Assn. Father of John (Jack) Heysham Gibbon, Jr., a son-in-law of CSH
John (Jack) Heysham Gibbont Jr.
(1903 - about 1973) Chief Surgeon at Jefferson Medical College. Univ. of Pennslvania. Inventor of heart-lung machine for open heart surgery. Husband of Mary (Maly) Hopkinson Gibbon, a daughter of CSH.
Portrait 2: About 1950. 3/4-length. Near1y bald head. Bow tie. Eyeglasses in left hand, which is resting on knee. Right hand holds papers. Owned by the College of Physicians. Philadelphia. At that college.
(S-22. Professional photo.)
John (Johnny) Gibbon
(1934 - ). Mathematical psychologist. Professor at Columbia University. Grandson of CSH.
Mary (Maly) Hopkinson Gibbon
(1905 - 1986). Mrs. John Heysham Gibbon, Jr. Later Mrs.Lovell Thompson. Assistant in surgical research. Marriage counselor. Daughter of CSH.
Portrait: 1945 - 1955. At about age 40 - 50. About 29 x 24 in.(?), H & sh. No frame. Head turned to viewer's right. Yellow sweater. Blue sofa.
Mary (Schatzie) Young Gibbon
(1932. ). Later Mrs. John Murdoch Clarke. Psychiatric social worker.
Portrait: About 1936. At about age 4.
Gibbon family: mother and oldest daughter
Mary (Maly) Hopkinson Gibbon. (Mrs. John H. Gibbon; later Mrs. Lovell Thompson) (1905 - 1986). Mary (Schatzie) Young Gibbon. (Later Mrs. John Murdoch Clarke). (1932 - ).
Portrait 1: 1932. Painted in Philadelphia: The mother has a blue dress. She is holding the baby (Mary. about a half year old) in her lap. The baby is dressed in white and has bare legs.
Portrait 2: About 1936. Here the younger subject is about 4 years old.
Gibbon family: mother and youngest daughter
Mary (Maly) Gibbon (905 - 1986). Mrs. John H. Gibbon. Later Mrs. Lovell Thompson. Ma~orie (Maggy) Gibbon (1940 - ). Later Mrs. Robert Shepard; later Mrs. James Masek.
Portrait: 1949. 40 x 36 in. Signed and dated -Hopkinson 1949- in lower right. Senior subject is seated, holding large book. Gray V-neck dress. The junior subject. at about age 9, is seated on the arm 01 the chair. White collar.
Gibbon family: daughter and son
Mary (Schatzie) Gibbon Later Mrs. John Murdoch Clarke) (1932 - ). At about 11. John (Johnny) Gibbon (1934 - ). At about 9.
Gibbon family: two youngest daughters
Alice (Palsie) Gibbon. later Mrs. Arthur Saltzman. (1936 - ).
Margery (Maggie) Gibbon. Later Mrs.Robert Shepard. Later Mrs. James Masek. (1940 - ).
| Portrait: |
. A watercolor. 10.5 x 13.5 in. |
Gibbon family: three daughters
Mary (Schatzie) Gibbon (1932 - ). later Mrs. John Murdoch Clarke. At about age 20.
Alice (Palsie) Gibbon(1936 - ). later Mrs. Christopher Boehm. later Mrs. Arthur Saltzman.
At about age 16.
Marjorie (Maggy) Gibbon (1940 - ). Later Mrs. Robert Shepard. later Mrs. James Masek. At about age 12.
Portrait: 1952. 29.5 x 49.5 in. 3-in.-wide frame. The daughters are seated on a sola, with Mary (blue blouse) at left, Alice (white blouse) at center, and Marjorie (sweater) at right. The background shows the lower portion of the CSH painting "Family Group".
Marjorie (Maggy) Gibbon and Rosie Pepp(?)
Marjorie (Maggy) Gibbon (1940 - ). Later Mrs. Robert Shepard. Later Mrs. James Masek. At about age 15. Rosie Pepp. (Note: Identification uncertain.) A friend of Marjorie. At about 15.
Frederick Gibbs
( • ) Brain surgeon.
Portrait: About 1941. Seated. Holding curious object in left hand. Owned by __ . (H-39 implies a date of 1943 or earlier.)
(The identification of the subject, as per MHGT, is uncertain.)
Hugh Gibson
( - ) President of American Red Cross (?)
Portrait: March 1943. Sketch made at one sitting at the National Academy of Arts and Letters, 1083 Fifth Ave., New York City, as part of a fund-raising effort.
Owned by __ . (New York Herald Tribune of 3/29/43.)
Tom Mercer Girdler
(1877 - 1965) President and Chairman of the Board of Republic Steel Corp.
Portrait 1: 1945.
Owned by __ . (H-35, H-39. NCAB A.117, which includes a photograph of the
| subject. W-30. Also professional photo. of portrait.) |
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Portrait 2: 1945.
Owned by __ . Presumably in Pittsburgh. (References: as above.)
Sketch: small sketch Owned by HOs. At Manchester.
Portrait: 1924.
Owned by __ .. (H~38). Note: ?ould the subject be Mrs. John T. Goodrich? This is suggested by a chpplng concerning an exhibition. on Jan. 7, 1945, at Vase Gallery Boston.) ,
Portrait: About 1933. 19.5 x 16.5 in. Sketch. H & sh.
Charles Hall Grandgent
(1862 - 1939) Professor of Romance Languages at Harvard.
Robert Grant
(1852 - 1940) Judge of Massachusetts Probate Court. Author of novels and books on local history.
Portrait: 1937. 40 x 30 in. 3/4-length. Seated. Brown suit. S & d.
Owned by American Academy and institute of Arts and Letters. At that Academy's building in New York City.
(H-39, N-l0, NCAB. Also Itr. from Edward Forbes to CSH. Also 1/10/861tr. from Nancy Johnson, Librarian of that academy. See also the article "Robert Grant" by M. A. DeWolfe Howe, in "Commemorative Tributes of the American Academy of Arts and Letters, 1905 - 1941", New York, 1942.) Note: In 1987 the Academy had no photograph of the portrait.
Emilie M. Gratwick (About 1929- ).
Portrait: About 1933. 12 x 9 in. Sketch. H & sh.
Harriet L. Saltonstall Gratwick
| (1907 - |
) Mrs. Harriet L. Gratwick. |
William Gratwick (1904 - ) Horticulturist.
Portrait: About 1933. 28 x 22 in. Sketch H & sh.
Gratwick family: father,mother, and daughter William Gratwick (1904 - )
Harriet l. Saltonstall Gratwick (1907 - ) Emilie M. Gratwick (About 1929 - )
Portrait: 1933. About 5 ft. x 3 ft. Signed. All three subjects are seated on a 10nQ bench. Husband is at right with elbows wide apart. Wife, in center, wears zebra-striped dress. Daughter, seated transversely at left, leans against mother. Two-man saw visible at extreme left.
Francis Calley Gray
(1890 - 1976) Banker. Chairman of the Board of the Massachusetts General Hospital.
John Chipman Gray
| (1908 - |
) Physicist. Teacher. |
Portrait: 1914. At age 6.
Morris Gray, Jr.
( • ) Son of Morris Gray, Sr.
Portrait: 1921 or before.
Owned by __ . Included in 1921 exhibition by Guild of Boston Artists. (Exhibition catalog, which includes the words "Lent by Morris Gray".)
George Walton Green
(About 1906 - about 1917) Son of Mrs. Walton Atwater Green, later wife of James Freeman Curtis 111.
Portrait: About 1938. Posthumous. 17.5 x 13.5 in. H & sh.
Jerome Davis Greene
(1874 - 1959) Secretary to the Harvard Corporation and to the Harvard Board of Overseers. An Overseer of Harvard. Founder of Harvard Alumni Directory, Harvard University Gazette, Institute of Pacific Relations. President of Boston Symphony Orchestra. Partner in investment banking firm Lee, Higginson & Co. Director of the Harvard 1936 Tercentenary. Executive Secretary of American Shipping Mission in WW-I.
Portrait 1: About 1957. 30 x 24 in. H & sh. Eyeglases. Pipe in right hand. Eyeglasses case in breast pocket. Newspaper at upper left.
Portrait 2: About 1958. No eyeglasses case visible. BLank area beside head. Owned by __ . (H-36. Professional photo.)
Portrait: 1950 or 1951. Seated. Hands folded. Flaring dark-colored tie.
Sketches: Large sketch and small sketch.
Mary Elizabeth Greenwood
| ( |
) Lived in New Zealand. Friend of CSH's daughter HHR. |
Charles Burton Gulick
(1868 - 1962) Professor of Greek at Harvard.
Portrail: About 1957.
(Halsted: see also Appel, Hopkinson, Moore)
Charles Hopkinson Halsted
(1936 - ) Physician. Professor of Medicine at the University of California at Davis. Grandson of CSH.
Portrait 1: About 1938. At about age 2. 14 x 10.5 in. Sketch. H & sh. Slender black frame. Glass. No signature. Gray sweater. Dark green background.
Portrait 2: About 1943. At about age 6. 15.5 x 11.5 in. t-in-wide black frame. No glass. No signature. H & sh. In khaki pseudo-military jacket and matching cap.
Portrait 3: About 1951. At about age 15. 27.5 x 19.5 in. 3-in.-wide deeply molded gold frame. No glass. Signed "Hopkinson" in lower right. Half-length. Seated. hands crossed. Wearing floppy wide-brimmed hat with feather. Blue-green sweater. White shirt. Shutter visible at upper right.
Elinor (Nell) Halsted
(1932 - ). Later Mrs. George Fischer; later Mrs. Albert Moore. Architect. Granddaughter of CSH.
Portrait 2: About 1940. At about age 6 or 7. 23.5 x 17.5 in. 2-in.-wide black frame with 0.5-in. inner gold strip. Signed" __ Hopkinson" in lower left. Half-length. seated, with head turned to viewer's right. Long wavy yellow hair. Left arm resting on
| arm of armchair. Blue dress. |
. |
Portrait 3: About 1940. At about age 7. 22 x 36 in. (or 36 x 22 in.). Incomplete sketch. Subject leaning against white column (perhaps column of Hopkinson House
Portrait 4: About 1946. At about age 13. 35 x 32 in. Stretched. No frame, signature, or date. Seated, arms resting on arms of chair. Reddish sweater. Wide blue collar. Hair cut square at forehead and at shoulders. Book in hands. Shutter at upper right.
Portrait 5: About 1949. At about age 16. Small (about 11 x 8 in.). Skektch. Subject is
| looking downward, toward sewing. |
. |
Portrait 6: About 1950. At about age 17. 15.5 x 11.5 in. Sketch. 1.5 in.-wide silver frame. Signed "Hopkinson 195 ... " at lower left. Head only. Red-brown dress. Red hair-ribbon.
Portrait 7: 1953. At age 20. 26 x 18 in. 3-in.-wide sculptured gold frame. Signed "Hopkinson 1953" in upper left. Subject wearing earrings. White skirt with open collar. Blue-black sweater. Gray drapes at upper left. Portion of green shutter viSible.
Sketch: large sketch owned by _. In Manchester.
Isabella (Ibby) Halsted
| (1907 - |
) Executive secretary. Conservationist. Daughter of CSH. |
Portrait 1: About 1932. At about age 25. 23 x 26 in. No stretcher, frame, glass, signature, or date. H & sh. Red-brown sweater is vaguely done. Background is gray-black.
Portrait 2: About 1950. At about age 43. H & sh. Facing slightly to viewer's right. Black and white design. Green background.
Isabella (Bella) Halsted
| (1938 - |
) Teacher of English and related subjects. Holder of PhD degree. Granddaughter of CSH. |
Portrait 1: About 1943. At about age 3. 15.5 x 11.5 in. 1-in.-wide black frame; No signature or date. H & sh. Green dress with wide white collar. Slender vase with a few flowers at upper left.
Portrait 2: About 1946. At about age 8. On 3/16-in.-thick board. 42 x 14 in. Sketch. No frame, signature, or date. Subject is standing. Right arm at side. Left arm raised high. Yellow dress wit hi red and blue dots. White socks. Edges of painting are unfinished.
Portrait 3: About 1947. An oval paintings 23 in. high, 19.5 in. wide. 1.5 in. wide gold-colored frame. No signature or date. H & sh. Long yellow hair covers shoulders. Blue dress. Dark background.
Portrait 4: About 1953 - 1958. At about age 15 or 20. (Note: Possibly the portrait is not of this subject at all; the likeness is questionable.) 20 x 15 in. No stretcher, frame, signature, or date. H & sh. Yellow-brown hair. Pink and bluish face. Curly hair at sides of head. Gray-black background. Unfinished edges.
James Addison Halsted
(1905 - 1984) Physician. Served, in WW-II, in Sixth General Hospital Unit of the Massachusetts General Hospital. Son-in-law of CSH.
Portrait: About 1932. Wearing white shirt and yellow tie.
Thomas Addison Halsted
| (1933 - |
) Director, Council for a Livable World. Executive Director, Arms Control Assn. Director, Physicians |
for Social Responsibility. Lecturer and writer. Trustee of Shelving Rock Trust. Grandson of CSH.
Portrait 1: 1934. At age 1. On 3/16-in. brown board; irregular border. About 9.5 x 11 in. No frame, Signature, or date. H & sh. Black button-like eyes. Very red cheeks. Blue sweater.
Portrait 2: About 1936. At about age 3. t-in-wide black frame with gold inner edge. No signature or date. 3/4 length. Subject is seated in chair, with fork in right hand, spoon in left. Wearing white bib. Large plate at right. Reddish-brown background.
Portrait 3: About 1940. At about age 7. 30 x 20 in. No frame, signature, or date. Standing bare-chested, with right forearm behind back, left hand holding oar. Red trousers'.
Portrait 4: About 1944. At about age 11. H & sh. Large ears. Reddish-brown sweater. Dark area at right.
Halsted family: mother and son
Isabella (Ibby) Halsted (1907 - ) Mrs. James Addison Halsted. Executive secretary. Conservationist.
| Thomas Addison Halsted (1933 - |
) Director of peace organizations. |
Portrait: About 1938. 40 x 29 in. No stretcher, frame, signature, or date.The mother is wearing a purple-magenta sweater and is holding the 5-year-old son in her lap. He is wearing a red shirt. Background: green shutter.
Halsted family: mother and two older children
Isabella (Ibby) Halsted (1907 - ) Mrs. James Addison Halsted. Executive secretary. Conservationist.
| Elinor (Nell) Halsted (1932 - |
) Later Mrs. George Fischer. Later Mrs. Albert Moore. Architect. |
Thomas Addison Halsted (1933) Director of peace organizations.
__ Hammond
( _ ) Child of Mr. & Mrs. E. C. Hammond. (Perhaps E. C. Hammond is Edward Cuyler Hammond (1912 - ),
Professor of Biometrics at Yale. High official of American Cancer Society.}
Portrait __
Owned by __ . (Clipping. Also Current Biography, 1957.)
David Hare
( • ) Son of Mr. & Mrs. Meredith Hare.
Portrait: 1917. At about age 2. Head only. Big ears.
Owned by_.
(ECH diary of 1917 says that the portrait was started in Jan. 1917, in New York City.
See also 12124/161tr. by CSH. Also a professional photo.)
Lewis Gildersleeve Harriman
(1889 - 1973) President and Chairman of the Board of Manufacturers & Traders Trust Co., Buffalo, NY. President of Buffalo Clearing House. Trustee of two universities. Chairman of the University of Buffalo
Foundation.
Portrait 1: About 1946. 24 x 20 in. Signed "Charles Hopkinson" in lower right. H & sh. Rimless eyeglasses. Business suit.
().yned by above-mentioned trust company of Buffalo, NY.
(References: see below.)
Portrait 2: On or before mid-1947. Copy of Portrait 1.
ONned by: __ . In the Portsmouth, NH I home of subject's grandson.
(H-39 checkbook entry shows June 1947 payment for portrait copy. The 6/6/471tr. by Geo. A. Newbury, Vice President of above-mentioned trust company, to CSH, indicates that one or both portraits were to be sent to the Albright Art Gallery on behalf ofthe Buffalo Fine Arts Academy. Other references: M-15-~; 12128/87 phone call from subject's son Lewis G. Harriman, Jr.; 1/15/88Itr., with two photos, from the trust
company.)
George L. Harrison, Jr.
(1872 - 1955) Philanthropist. Sportsman. Next-door neighbor of the Nathan Hayward family (close friends of
. the Hopkinson family) in Wayne, PA.
Portrait: 1928. Standing, holding walking stick over shoulder and holding felt hat. Owned by subject's older daughter, Dorothy Therman (Mrs. Harrison Therman). At her home in St. Davids, PA.
(H-38. Oral information from Sarah (Sally) Hayward Draper (Mrs. Arthur Draper) of
Stonington, CT; also Nov. 19851tr. from Mrs. Therman.)
Harrison
---
- 1950) Mrs. George L. Harrison, Jr.
Portrait: 1928. Seated. In evening dress. Arms on arms of chair.
Portrait: 1922.
Owned by: __ (H-38)
Portrait: 1937.
Owned by: __ . (H-39).
Portrait: 1933. At age 9.
Anna Howell Lloyd Hayward
| (1880 - 1980(?) |
) Mrs. Nathan Hayward. |
Close friend of the CSH family. Chairperson, Women's Committee of Philadelphia Orchestra Assn. Member of Board of Garden Club of America. An official of several Philadelphia and Pennsylvania historical societies and horticunural societies.
Portrait: 1914. At age 6. 18 x 13.5 in. H & sh. Blue dress.
Portrait: 1928. 40 x 33 in. Seated, wearing white dress. Flowers on lap. White fur and satin cape draped over chair. Two blue Ming vases on table.
Esther (Teddy) Hayward
(About 1917 - ) Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Hayward. Later Mrs. Esther Rivinus, living in 1985 in Blackburg, VA.
Anna (Nancy, Pit) Howell Hayward
| (1908 - |
) Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Hayward. Later Mrs. Clifton Lisle. |
Nathan Hayward
(1872 - 1944) President, American Dredging Co. Chairman, Franklin Institute of Philadelphia. Chief Engineer of Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania. President, Associated Harvard Clubs. Overseer of Harvard.
Portrait 1: 1934. 42 x 31 in. Seated. Hands crossed on knee. Holding a pipe. Gray flannel suit.
Portrait 2: 1934. 15.5 x 12 in. Sketch. H & sh. Gray suit. Blue necktie.
Sarah (Sally) Hayward
(1913 - ) Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Hayward. Later Mrs. Arthur Draper.
Portrait 1: 1923. At age 10 (per subject) or 1925 at age 12 (per H-38).
Portrait 2: 1932. At age 19. Inscribed "From CH to NH + AH."
James Pomeroy Hendrick
(1901 - ) Lawyer in firm of Winthrop, Stimson, Putnam, and Roberts. Assistant to Secretary of War. Advisor to Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt (member of the UN Commission on Human Rights). Vice President of INTERPOL. Chairman of Virgin Islands Parole Board.
Portrait: 1917. 16 x 12 in. 2-in.-wide frame. Signed "C. H." in lower right. Inscribed
"For Mrs. Hendrick, March 1917" in lower left. H & sh. Dark brown hair. White shirt with wide-open collar. Background is dark brown at left, light reddiSh-brown at right. Included in 1921 exhibition at' the Guild of Boston Artists.
(Andrew Hepburn: see "Perry, Shaw, and Hepburn •. .")
Herman
---
_ ) Mrs. William Herman, Senior. Mother of William Herman.
Portrait: 1920. Painted at Hotel Somerset, Boston. Seated. Low square-necked dress. Scarf(?) in lap. Included in 1922 exhibitions at the Carnegie Institute and at the Corcoran Gallery of Art .
. Owned by __ .
(C-1S, H-38, 5-22, professional photo in 5/8/22 Boston Evening Transcript.)
William Herman ( - ) Psychiatrist.
Portrait: 1929.
Owned by __ . At Massachusetts General Hospital. (S-22, H-39)
Susan Evarts Herman ( - ) Mrs. William Hennan.
Sketch: 1929. Large sketch. Ovvned by HDs. In Manchester. (H-38. WS 1985 inspection.)
Harlow Higginbotham
| ( |
) Brother of Mrs. Richard Teller Crane of Chicago and of Ipswich, MA. |
Po rtrait: 1938.
Owned by __ . (H-39, S-22)
Portrait: 1958.
Owned by __ . (H-36, S-22)
__ Higginson
( - ) (Is this Alexander Henry Higginson? Or a relative of his?)
Portrait: 1906 or before. Owned by __ .
(1906 catalog of exhibition by St. Bololph Club, Boston, refers to a portrait that was " .. lent by A. Henry Higginson.")
William C. Hill
| ( |
) Lived in or near Springfield, MA. Probably head of coUege or scnool there. |
Portrait: About 1944.
Owned by __ .Exhibited at Vose Gallery, Boston, in Feb. 1945. (H-39; also June 1944 Itr. by CSH. 1945 catalog of Vose Gallery.)
__ (Bunny) Hofer
( _ ) Mrs.Philip Hofer. (Her husband was an art expert and a prominent member of the Harvard faculty.)
Jeannette Hollis
| (About 1899 - |
) Daughter of __ . Later Mrs. Arthur W. Wright. Bryn Mawr College graduate, class of 1918. |
Portrait: About 1902. At about age 3 or 4. Owned by __ .
(S-22; oral information from Mary Benet. 11/18/87 Itr. from Mrs. Melville Smilh.)
__ Holmes
) A doctor. Chief of Radiology at the Massachusetts General Hospital. Retired about 1950.
Portrait: 1940. Owned by __ .
(H-39; also oral information of 8/31/86 from David C. Crockett, Vice President of the above-mentioned hospital.)
__ Holmes
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) (Female? Mary Beaman Holmes? Perhaps this is Mrs. Edward Holmes, whose husband was the head |
of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.)
Portrait: 1950. Owned by __ .
(CSH 1950-1951 checkbook refers to payments for portrait for "Mrs. Holmes", "Mary Holmes". SS-22.)
Oliver Wendell Holmes
(1841 - 1935) Associate Justice of the US Supreme Court. Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme
Judicial Court. Professor at the Harvard Law School.
Portrait 2: About 1930. Pencil sketch on cardboard. 14 x 9.5 in. No frame or date. Signed "C. H." in lower right and inscribed "To Edward J. Holmes from Charles Hopkinson" in lower left. Subject is in judicial robe, standing.
Owned by BMFA. At that museum. Bequest of May 1965 from Mrs. Edward J. Holmes. (JHS Nov. 1986 inspection of card data and photo. at BMFA.)
Portrait 3: 1931 summer. Painted at Beverly Farms, MA. 71.5 x 51.5 in. Signed and dated (1932) in lower right. Full-length. Subject, in judicial robe, is seated. Wing collar. Gold watchchain. Paper in right hand. Red-brown chair. Papers on floor.
Owned by US Government. In ground-floor exhibition area of US Supreme Court Bldg. Gift, paid for by a group of the subject's former law clerks. Prior to 1935 the portrait was stored in the Corcoran Gallery of Art. Included in a 1932 exhibition at Philadelphia.
(E-50, which contains a color photo. H-38, H-39, professional b & w photo. Also a 1/23/8611r., with accompanying photographs and letters. from Gail Galloway, Curator
of Art at the US Supreme Court.)
Sketches: Three small informal sketches and one large informal sketch. Owned by HDs. At Manchester.
Herbert Hoover
(1874 - 1964) President of the United States.
Portrait: __ . A portrait that was never formally completed.
Ernest Martin Hopkins
(1877 - 1964) President of Dartmouth College. Chairman of the Board of the NationalUfe Insurance Co.
Portrait: 1926. 51 x 48 in. Seated. Wearing academic gown with light-colored hood. Owned by Dartmouth College. Called P.926.2. In the Trustees Room.
(F-5 re Artist Index 30660299. H-38, S-22, S-50. Also 4/13/83 Itr. from H. A. Burrows, Dartmouth Registrar, to KZP.)
(Hopkinson: see also Baker, Barr, Gibbon, Halsted, Rive, Shurcliff,Thompson)
Angelica Hopkinson First wfe of CSH.
Elinor Curtis Hopkinson
(1869 - 1947) Mrs. Charles Sydney Hopkinson. Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Greely Stevenson Curtis of Boston and Manchester. Mother of five girls.
Portrait 2: About 1904. 16 x 14 in. No frame. (Cut from a larger painting?) H & sh. Light-colored dress with much lace. Wearing hat with pink flowers.
Portrait 3: About 1904. 25 x 17.5 in. 1-in.-wide black frame. Half-length. Wearing large hat with voluminous blue gauze (?) ornament; veil below. Vertical dark stripes at the shoulders. White blouse covered by much white lace.
Portrait 4: About 1905. 9.5 x 6.5 in. On board. No frame, Signature, or date. Subject shown reading in bed. Wearing pink-red gown with white collar. Blue-gray blanket in
foreground.
Portrait 5: About 1905. 39 x 28 in. Stretched. No frame, signature, or date. Half-length. Seated. Deep shadow except for half of subject's face and her right hand. Black or blue-black dress. Large exotic hat. Brown glove on left hand only. At left, portion of yellow-brown sofa. The canvas is, in places, in poor condition; there is a blotch below subject's left shoulder.
Portrait 6: About 1905. 17 x 13 in. 3.5-in.-wide ornate gold frame. No glass. H & sh. Subject looking far to viewer's left. Hair curt visible behind subject's neck. White dress. Lett background dark brown. Right background green.
Portrait 7: About 1905 -1910. No frame, signature, or date.
Portrait 8: About 1908. About 15 x 12 in. 3-in.-wide gold frame. H & sh. Facing to viewer's left. Wearing off-shoulder green dress. Dark background.
Portrait 9: About 1909. 30 x 20 in. 1-in.wide wood frame. Probably unfinished. Poor likeness. Dark clothes with striking white lace collar and cuffs. Sparkling earring.
Portrait 10: About 1910. 14 x10 in. On board. No frame, signature, or date. H & sh. Wearing black dress with V -neck and wide white collar. Subject's right ear is prominent: an ear ornament hangs from it. Background is black at left and top, light gray at right.
Portait 11: About 1910. 8.5 x 7 in. Sketch. On heavy cardboard. No frame. Signed "Hopkinson" in lower right. H & sh. Subject is in profile: long sloping profile; nose prominent. Blue dress. Ught gray collar.
Portrait 17: About 1915 - 1916. 44 x 32 in. No frame. Subject is seated in armchair. Pink face. Left hand raised. Right hand near white kitten in lap. Wide white collar. (On the back of this painting is a very preliminary sketch of "Three Dancing Girls".)
Portrait 18: 1917. 21.5 x 15 in. Sketch. On heavy cardboard. No frame or signature. Half-length. Broad-brimmed yellow hat. Dark blue-gray dress. White area (flowers?) in lower right.
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Portrait 19: About 1933(?). 14 x 14 in. On board. No frame, signature, or date. Blank 3-in.·wide band at bottom (not included in above-stated dimensions). Seated in outdoor-type armchair. Wearing broad-brimmed straw bat. Holding newspaper or large book. Blue dress with white collar and white cuffs. Green shutter and window visible at right. Upper left region is blue-gray.
Elinor (Elly) Hopkinson
(1910 - ) Later Mrs. James Henderson Barr; Mr. Barr was an architect.) Actress. Teacher. Daughter of CSH.
Portrait 2: About 1912. At about age 2 or 3. 14 x 10 in. Not stretched. No frame or Signature. H & sh. Very pink cheeks. Left ear large. Hair parted in middle. Pale blue-gray dress with white collar.
Portrait 3: About 1914. At age 3 or 4. 26 x 23 in. No frame. No Signature (?). Wearing pink dress, with white bib. Black hair ribbon. Seated on chair, at table on which is a tall white cup (at right) and slender vase with flower (at left).
Note: on back is H-Oil-Manch-011 0-26x23 painting of west shorefront seen from Sharksmouth estate at Manchester.
Portrait 4: About 1914. At about age 4. 13.5 x 10 in. Limp: no stretcher or frame. No signature. H & sh. Very blue eyes. Pink dress, pink collar. Loose strands of hair. Black background.
(WS 10/28/86 photo.) Note: The identification of subject as Elinor Hopkinson is uncertain.
Portrait 5: About 1914. At about age 4. 38.5 x 28 in. 2-in.-wide gold and black frame. No signature. 3/4-length. Seated. Black hair ribbon. Blue dress with white-edged collar and sleeves. Hands together, holding bouquet of white and pink flowers. Straw hat with blue ribbon resting on table at right. Behind suolect there is a
| huge display of blue larkspur flowers. |
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Portrait 7: 1918. At age 8. On board. 17.5 x 11 in. 1-in.-wide frame, wood-colored and gold-colored. Signed "Hopkinson '18" in lower right. H & sh. Hair combed back. Blue-green hair ribbon. Green dress with white collar. At left a portion of another child (actually the youngest sister Joan) is visible.
Portrait 8: About 1918. At about age 8. On board. 16 x 12 in. No frame, Signature, or date. H & sh. Pink-red face, Hair falling over both shoulders. Blue dress with square-cut neck. Background is dark at left, light at right and top.
Portrah 9: About 1918 or 1920. At about age 8 or 10. 13.5 x 9.5 in. Slender frame. No signature or date(?). H & sh. Yellow hair, pink cheeks, white collar or white dress. Hair parted in middle, with band visible above forehead. Downcast eyes.
Portralt 11: About 1926. At about age 16. On board. 14 x 10 in. No frame or signature. Head only. Flaming orange-red face. Dark yellow hair. Green dress with yellow collar. Background very pate yellow-green.
Portrait 12: About 1929. At about age 19. 26 x 18 in. 5-in.-wide black frame. Signed "C. H." in lower left. Half-length. Head slightly downturned. Hair "up"; parted in middle. Dark red dress, boat-neck type; right shoulder bare. Long pendant chain necklace. ownec by National Academy of Design; called 593-P-424. At that academy.
(JHS 3/7/87 photo. Also professional photo.)
Portrait 13: About 1930. At about age 20. Watercolor on heavy paper. 10 x 8 in. Mounted between PLexiglas sheets comprising a stand-up holder. No signature or date. Head only. Background is blue-black at left, gray-purple at right.
