Stories

Hello! Sandy Stoddard was also known as Reverend Lois C. Thomas she was my grandmother. My sister previously commented but I wanted to add that Sandy was a nickname due to the color of her hair. She was married to Kent Stoddard at this time. It means so much to me to see this painting and know ...

James died suddently on July, 17, 1907, at his summerhouse in Percé, Québec, where he used to go every summer for over 20 years, enjoying a tremendous panorama on the Percé Rock from the top of the hill and welcoming fellow artists occasionnally. His dead was mourned by many, according the ...

Larry was a special mentor to me starting at PCA as a freshman in 1963 when I encountered a large figure painting of his in the Faculty show and I couldn't understand why one of the figures had the remains of a changed position of her arm visible so I sought him out and asked about it He was ...

Greetings, I have two lovely paintings that my mother gifted me from Ms. Mary T. Mason. I am not sure if Ms. Mason was friends with my great grandmother, Marion Royster Stewart, my great Aunt Willa Ward by marriage, my great Aunt Christine Royster Lane or my great grandmother Augusta. Nonetheless,

I have an unfinished portrait that was painted by Doyla of my mother in 1973. Mr. Goutman generously gave of his time by teaching art to her 4th graders a few times. This was at Rosemont Elementary School in PA (which, I believe, is no longer in use as a school) He sent her the portrait along with

This is the first piece i collected in 1969. I look at it daily. Nice to see it on another wall!