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April 18, 1919, North Adams Transcript
April 18, 1919, North Adams Transcript

OIL PAINTING DRAWS FAVORITE COMMENT
The Oil painting, which in the work of Robert Woodward, whose studio is near B.H. Wells place on the Buckland road, is attracting much attention this week. The picture is to remain in Vice's store window until Saturday night. Later Mr. Woodward will send it to the Buffalo academy exhibition. The name of the picture is "Evening on the Hills." The scene is is laid on the Alvin Goodnew place above D. W. Bliss' farm, and is much appreciated by those familiar with this beautiful spot. Mr. Woodward is an
artist of note and only recently received a substantial
prize at an exhibition in New York.

April 22, 1919, North Adams Transcript
April 22, 1919, North Adams Transcript

TAKE OIL PAINTING TO BUFFALO ACADEMY
The large oil painting, which was the work of Robert Woodward, that has been in Vice's show window for several days past, will be taken to the Buffalo academy sometime this week. The picture, "Evening on the Hills" has attracted much attention as it is a local view and
was sketched from Alvin Goodnow's farm
above D. W. Bliss's place.


Artwork Mentioned

Evening on the Hills

Noteworthy:

This painting holds the distinction of the first known artwork, outside of the National Acedemy of Design and Boston Art Club, to hang in a museum. Its current whereabouts are unknown. There is no record of it ever appearing anywhere else after the Albright. We wonder if it was purchased bythe museum or from it.

Both articles below give us a location (Goodnow place above the Bliss farm) but no description of the content.



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