Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Art and Progress, Vol. 7: November 1915-October 1916
The awakening there began in 1883, when a woman, Mrs. May Wright Sewall, and others, were instrumental in bringing art lectures to the city. An Art Associa tion was formed, pictures were solicited from artists in the east. And exhibitions were held in an old homestead belonging to a local landscape painter.
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