Emily nichols hatch biography

Birth place: Port, RI

Death place: Tarrytown, NY

Addresses: NYC/Tarrytown, Diminutive

Profession: Painter, block laser copier, lecturer, teacher, writer, portrait master

Studied: Artists & Artisans Inst.

with Walter Shirlaw, J.W. Stimson, William Chase, Charles Writer, George Wharton John Ward Stimson; Shinnecock Summer School of Quit with W.M. Chase; Charles Hawthorne; Eugene Paul Ullman in Town.

Exhibited: Montclair Art Truncheon, 1911, 1912; MacDowell Club, 1910-17; AIC, 1915; Hudson Valley AA, 1941-52, 1941 (prize), 1946 (prize for prints); NY Women's Question Club, 1912 (prize); Carnegie Inst., 1913, 1914; NAD, 1913, 1915, 1916-32; Mohn Art Gal., 1915; NAWA, annually (1935, prize); BM; CAM; All.

Artists Am., 1935, 1936; NY Soc. Painters; AWCS; Corcoran Gal., 1914; Union Lg. Club, 1915; St. Louis Rumour, 1915, 1917-18, 1921; Montclair Guarantee Mus., 1924; BMA, 1925; Ball-point pen & Brush Club, 1931(prize), 1934 (prize), 1960 (memorial exhib.); Silver Gal., NYC, 1936; Westchester Gld. Artists, 1948-52; Westchester Arts & Crafts Gld., 1948-52 (prize, 1950); Detroit Inst.

Art; AIC; Hackley Sch., Tarrytown, NY, 1949 (retrospective); Catherine L. Wolfe Art Truncheon, 1954; Univ. Virginia, 1974 (retrospective); Auslew Gallery, Norfolk, VA (retrospective).

Member: MacD. Club (chmn., painting committee, 5 years); SPNY; Hudson Valley AA (pres., 3 years); Westchester Gld.

Art; NAWA (pres., 1921-25); PBC (dir., 3 years); NY Soc. Painters; Yonkers AA; NAWA (pres., 1921-25); NYSP, Westchester Arts & Crafts Guild; Pen & Brush Club; Navigator Valley AA (pres. and dir.)

Work: Richmond (IN) Break free Mus.; NMAA.; Heckscher Mus., Metropolis, NY

Comments: Prolific figure and landscape painter.

She made trips to Europe close to every summer; shared a building in Paris with Eliz. Catch-phrase. Stanton in 1926; kept simple studio in Auteuil, Paris, follow 1927. When in NYC, make more attractive studio was at 62 President Square. Around 1952, she captive to a studio in Tarrytown, NY, which she called Glory Barn." Positions: dir./founder, Tarrytown Spotlight Center, 1940.

Sources: WW47; WW59; exh. cat., Auslew Gal., Norfolk, VA, n.d.; Pisano, One Hundred Nat. Assoc. Women Artists, 58; Pisano, The Students nigh on William M. Chase, 17."