2024 SUMMER EXHIBIT

EXHIBIT AT THE SCHOOLHOUSE MUSEUM OF MAIN STREET

REFLECTIONS OF DUBLIN ARTISTS: Highlights of the Dublin Historical Society Art Collection

THE MUSEUM EXHIBIT WILL BE OPEN EVERY SATURDAY STARTING JULY 14 TO SEPTEMBER 7 FROM 11 AM-1PM

Dublin has long been a center for artists, many who followed painter Abbot Thayer in the late 19th–early 20th centuries, which became known as the Dublin Art Colony. This summer’s exhibition at the Schoolhouse Museum will highlight paintings and artwork by artists from the Monadnock Region, including those connected with the Dublin Art Colony. Twenty-two works from the DHS collection will be displayed by artists including Alexander James, Richard Meryman, Sr., and BeaTrix Sagendorph.

Although many pieces in the collection are not dated, the earliest known is a lithograph by George deForest Brush from 1887; the most recent is a watercolor by Aimee Lamb from 1980. The exhibition includes information about each artist and their connection to Dublin.