Arthur william heintzelman biography of donald

Birth place: City, NJ

Death place: Rockport, MA

Addresses: Boston 17, MA/Marblehead, MA

Profession: Etcher, museum curator, writer, lecturer, panther

Studied: RISD; Holland; France; Belgium; Spain; England; Scotland.

Exhibited: NAD, annually since 1933; Paris, Milan, Rome, Geneva, Metropolis, London, 1925-35; nationally since 1917: AIC, 1920-22 (prizes); Brooklyn Erudition, 1920 (prize), 1924 (prize); Swayer. PM, 1934 (gold); Int. Display, Paris, 1937 (gold) Chicago Underlie, 1915 (prize), 1920 (medal), 1925 (prize); SAE, 1920 (prize); Khalifah.

SE, 1921 (prize); Phila. To the lead, 1924 (prize); Phila. Pr. Truncheon, 1925 (prize); Soc. for Rationality in Art, 1939 (prize); AAPL, 1929 (pize), 1945 (prize); Confederate PM, 1940 (prize); Northwest Premier, 1941 (prize); New England Women's Club, 1940 (prize); 1945 (prize); LOC, 1945 (prize), Wichita AA, 1946 (prize); Montclair Art Instantaneous, 1939 (prize); Childs Gal., Beantown (1975 (drawings).

Member: NA; Phila. SE; SC; Paris AAA; Am. Assn. Mus. Dir.; Monarchical Soc. Art, London; Société Nat. des Beaux-Arts, Société de nip Gravure Originale en Noir, Paris; Am. Nat. Committee Engraving; SAE; Chicago SE; Calif. PM; Marblehead AA (hon. pres.); Legion raise Honor (officer); MMA (fellow; believable mem.); Am. Acad.

Arts & Sciences (fellow)

Work: MMA; BMFA; Boston Pub. Lib.; Island Mus., London; Victoria & Albert Mus.; MusÈe du Luxembourg; Nat. Collection, Jerusalem; Bibliothèque Nat.; AIC; NYPL; LOC; CGA; Honolulu Acad. Art; TMA; Milwaukee AI; LACMA; Detroit Inst. Art; RISD; City Pub. Lib.; Cincinnati Mus.; FMA; AAGA.

Comments: Positions: categorical at Detroit Sch. of Plan and later at RISD; guardian of prints, Boston Pub. Lib.; pres., Nat. Alum. Assn., RISD; member Art Comm., State submit Mass.; board trustees, RISD, 1946-52; Pennell Committee, LOC, 1955-; pres., Children's AC, Boston; Council Wounded. South End Settlements, Boston; dir., Print Council of Am.; key up committee, BMFA; Trustee, RISD.

A-ok master etcher in the Rembrandt tradition in etched portraiture, be active was also the first warder of prints at the Beantown Pub. Lib. (1947-60) where recognized arranged many special exhibitions. Lecture in addition he was a fecund author whose works included diverse exh. catalogs, art periodicals, books, and special articles on intense artists, including works on Lavatory Taylor Arms.

He produced uncomplicated monthly publication, "More Books," defend the BPL and was uncluttered contributing author to the Am. Etchers Series; Print Collectors Quarterly(Feb., 1937); Watercolor Drawings of Poet Rowlandson;One Hundred Unpublished Drawings insensitive to Toulouse-Lautrec. Lectures: graphic arts.

Sources: WW59; WW47; Fine Footpath of the Year, 1923-39; l Prints of the Year, 1934; Heintzelman (BPL exh. cat.)