The Mural Barn, the murals of Alice Stallknecht
Perhaps one of the most interesting displays at the museum are these murals that provide a picture of a small town in the 1930's and '40's. Executed during that…
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Portrait of Alice Stallknecht Wight as painted by her son Frederick Wight. Above this sits a photograph of Alice at her easel. #alicewight, #alicestallknecht, #muralbarn, #atwoodhouse, #chatham, #chathamhistoriclasociety, #capecod
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The Mural Barn, the murals of Alice Stallknecht
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Black and white photograph of the interior of the mural barn showcasing the Alice Stallknecht murals "Christ Preaching to the Multitude", (pictured center) "The Circle Supper", and "Every Man to His Trade". Murals depict members of the town of Chatham, MA from the time periods of 1931 to 1945. View of the room from the barn doors as Alice would have viewed the murals when she entered the barn. Benjamin G. Sawin, photographer #alicestallknecht, #muralbarn, #chatham, #chathamhistoricalsociety.
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Description of "Christ Preaching to the Multitude" Triptych 1931. Oil on canvas. Size: 108 by 240 inches (274.3 by 609.6 cm). #chathamhistoricalsociety, #chatham, #christpreachingtothemultitude, #capecod, #muralbarn
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The left side of the Triptych mural "Christ Preaching to the Multitude" by Alice Stallknecht, 1931. Oil on canvas. Size: 108 by 240 inches (274.3 by 609.6 cm). Pictured in the painting: the children are Eunice Nickerson and David Howes (both are still iving). The grandmother of the children, Mrs. Howes and also pictured Mrs. Atwood (with shoe untied). #alicestallknecht, #chathamhistoricalsociety, #chatham, #capecod, #muralbarn, #mural, #oilpainting.
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The center of Triptych mural "Christ Preaching to the Multitude" by Alice Stallknecht, 1931. Oil on canvas. Size: 108 by 240 inches (274.3 by 609.6 cm). Pictured here, Christ is the central figure. Also picutured are Millard F. D. Eldredge; and Ernest Eldredge of Chatham, MA #alicestallknecht, #chathamhistoricalsociety, #chatham, #capecod, #muralbarn, #mural, #oilpainting.
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The right hand side of the Triptych mural "Christ Preaching to the Multitude" by Alice Stallknecht, 1931. Oil on canvas. Size: 108 by 240 inches (274.3 by 609.6 cm). Pictured in the painting: Helen McDonald, seated girl with a bow in her hair. Her mother is shown in the second row. #alicestallknecht, #chathamhistoricalsociety, #chatham, #capecod, #muralbarn, #mural, #oilpainting.
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Color photo post card of the triptych "Christ Preaching to the Multitudes" by Alice Stallknecht. Originally created for the Congregational Church in Chatham, MA. Currently the actual Mural is housed in the Mural Barn at Chatham Historical Society. #chatham, #alicestallknecht, #muralbarn, #christpreachingtothemultitudes, #mural, #postcard
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Black and white photo of the full wall mural of Alice Stallknecht's "The Circle Supper" 1935. This mural portrays the once-a-week supper to which all townspeople were invited. From Alice Stallknecht' "A church supper shows Christ asking the Blessing- at this moment all recognize that He is the Christ, the good in man. These suppers are the key to democracy, where all may go to be fed and sit down together." Benjamin G. Sawin, photographer #alicestallknecht, #chatham, #chathamhistoricalsociety
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A color photograph of the central portion of Alice Stallknecht's mural "The Circle Supper" 1935. Portraits that make up the mural picture people who lived in Chatham at the time. Housed in the Mural Barn at Chatham Historical Society. "Christ Among You" is the central portrait in the mural. #chatham, #cape cod #alicestallknecht, #chathamhistoricalsociety, #muralbarn, #stallknecht, #mural, #oilpainting
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Description of "The Circle Supper" Alice Stallknecht mural, 1945.Oil on Canvas. Total size: 154 by 240 inches (390.2 by 609.6 cm). From the Mural Barn at Chatham Historical Society, Chatham, MA. #chathamhistoricalsociety, #alicestallknecht, #muralbarn, #capecod, #chatham
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From Alice Stallknecht's mural "The Circle Supper." Color photo of a painting of a clay pot of geraniums resting on plate, on windowsill. Straight curtains at window on either side; dark outside with sliver of moon and l star. #chathamhistoricalsociety, #alicestallknecht, #circlesupper, #flowers, #painting, #muralbarn, #capecod, #chatham, #stallknecht
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From Alice Stallknecht mural "The Circle Supper". Color photo of oil painting showing from left to right: Renifrew Edwards and Minnie L. Edwards next to the empty place for the viewer. #chathamhistoricalsociety, #alicestallknecht, #chatham, #capecod, #muralbarn, #mural, #painting, #stallknecht
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From Alice Stallknecht "The Circle Supper" mural. Color photograph of oil painting showing from left to right: Melissa Clark, Captain James Clark, Rebecca Swan, Chatham, MA. #alicestallknecht, #chatham, #chathamhistoricalsociety, #atwoodhouse, #muralbarn, #painting, #mural
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From the Alice Stallknecht mural "The Circle Supper". Oil painting of Laurie Tuttle, J. Lewis Tuttle, and Grace Dolloff. Lewis Tuttle was deaf from birth and is shown lipreading from his wife. #alicestallknecht, #chathamhistoricalsociety, #chatham, #capecod, #mural, #painting
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From the Alice Stallknecht mural "The Circle Supper". Oil painting of three women. Pictured left to right: Lizzie Howes, Josephine Buck, Lizzie Eldredge Ivanoff, Chatham, MA. #alicestallknecht, #muralbarn, #chatham, #capecod, #chathamhistoricalsociety
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The Mural Barn, the murals of Alice Stallknecht
From the Alice Stallknecht mural "The Circle Supper" Color photo of oil portrait. Pictured from left to right: Oscar C. Nickerson, Hattie Nickerson, Rufas A. Nickerson, Chatham, MA. #alicestallknecht, #chatham, #chathamhistoricalsociety, #capecod, #muralbarn, #mural
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Black and white photograph of the full wall of Alice Stallknecht's "Every Man to His Trade" mural. "Christ the Carpenter" is the central portrait in this mural. Housed in the Mural Barn at Chatham Historical Society, Chatham, MA #alicestallknecht, #chatham, #capecod, #muralbarn, #everymantohistrade, #mural, #chathamhistoricalsociety
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Full color photo of one half of Alice Stallknecht's "Every Man to His Trade" mural. Paintings go from upper left hand of the room depicting "birth" (a couple with a baby in a cradle) to lower right hand side of the room depicting "death" (a grieving widow near a gravestone). Housed in the Mural Barn at Chatham Historical Society/Atwood House Museum. All paintings are oil on canvas. #chatham, #chathamhistoricalsociety, #capecod, #alicestallknecht
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Description of "Every Man to His Trade" Alice Stallknecht mural, 1945.Oil on Canvas. Total size of the mural is 112 by 408 inches (284.5 by 1036.3 cm). From Chatham Historical Society, resides in the Mural Barn. #chatham, #capecod, #alicestallknecht, #mural
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From Alice Stallknecht's mural "Every Man to His Trade." Photograph of first Stallknecht oil portrait for the "Every Man to His Trade" mural. On the top left showing people at the Methodist Church. Pictured from left to right: Harriet Keene, Dr. Carrol Keene, Barbara Eldredge, Marion Ellis, Nora Harding, Chatham, MA. #chatham, #alicestallknecht, #atwoodhouse, #chathamhistoricalsociety, #mural, #muralbarn, #capcod
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From Alice Stallknecht's mural "Every Man to His Trade." Color photograph of an oil portrait of scouts. Pictured from left to right Edwin Proudfoot, Reggie Nickerson, Ethel Hammond Stone, Anne Rogers. #alicestallknecht, #capecod, #chatham, #chathamhistoricalsociety, #muralbarn, #atwoodhouse, #mural, #painting, #stallknecht
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From Alice Stallknecht's "Every Man to His Trade" mural. Black and white photo of a portrait of the Congregational Church, Alice Loveland, Mrs. W. Donham, Randolph Crompton, Alice Sawyer, Fred Loveland, Wallace Donham, Chatham, MA. #alicestallknecht, #chatham, #chatmhistorical, #atwoodhouse, #muralbarn, #mural, #painting
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From Alice Stallknecht's mural "Every Man to His Trade." A color photograph of a portrait of Benj. Nickerson –Photo by William Hayes. #chatham, #alicestallknecht, #mural, #muralbarn, #capecod, #chathamhistoricalsociety, #oilportrait
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From Alice Stallknecht's mural "Every Man to His Trade." A color photograph of a portrait of Eva Hawes and Issaac Hawes, owners of the Hawes House boarding house on Old Main Street –Photo by William Hayes. #alicestallknecht, #chatham, #capecod, #chathamhistoricalsociety, #muralbarn, #mural, #portrait
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The Mural Barn, the murals of Alice Stallknecht