Schulenburg Preview Reception

Please join us for a gallery preview of selected works scheduled for Paul Schulenburg’s solo exhibition at the St. Botolph Club in Boston starting in December.

The works going to Boston may be previewed: addisonart.com/schulenburg-stbotolphClub/ If there are any pieces you would particularly like to see before they go to Boston, please let us know and we will bring them into the gallery.

The St. Botolph Club, located at 199 Commonwealth Avenue, was founded in 1880. It promoted the new art of its time, and sponsored John Singer Sargent’s first one-man show in America in 1888. Works by Claude Monet were displayed in 1892, 1895, and 1899. By 1900, the Club had sponsored solo exhibitions of virtually every important American Impressionist of the era including Childe Hassam, Theodore Wendel, John L. Breck, Edmund Tarbell, and Mary Cassatt.

We hope you can join us in celebrating this prestigious show.