WCL NO-JURY ART SHOW
2022
Painting by Childe Hassam
The Woman's Club of Louisville has a long history as an organization which supports the love of art in our community. As early as 1893, a group of members attended the Columbia Exposition and returned with art for an exhibition including Japanese prints and the canvases of Claude Monet and Childe Hassam. To the then culturally deprived community of Louisville, this exhibit was revolutionary and curious.
"The collections represented a strange school of painting which needed to be studied."
Courier-Journal in reference to the Impressionist paintings.
Some of those "strange works" now reside in the Chicago Museum of Art.
In 1938, Mrs. Arthur Stork organized the first non-juried exhibit at The Woman's Club for Louisville artists.
THE WOMAN'S CLUB OF LOUISVILLE
EXHIBITION OF IMPRESSIONISTS
1893
EXHIBITION VISITORS
NOVEMBER 30, 1893
THE RETURNING FLOCK
BEN FOSTER
NOVEMBER
ROBERT VONNOH
FIFTH AVENUE IN WINTER CHILDE HASSAM 1892
WCL Members and Chicago World's Fair
The Women's Pavillion
1893 World's Fair in Chicago'
Caryatids by Sculptor, Enid Yandel
Daughter of Charter Member
Mrs. Lunsford Yandell
Modeled on Educator, Mildred Hill,
Club Member and co-writer of "Happy Birthday."
1893 World's Fair in Chicago'
Caryatids by Sculptor, Enid Yandel
Daughter of Charter Member
Mrs. Lunsford Yandell
Modeled on Educator, Mildred Hill,
Club Member and co-writer of "Happy Birthday."
Mother and Child by Charlotte Price
