Cape Ann Works by Historic Cape Ann Artists
Frances Hudson Storrs’ oeuvre broke into the art world in 1919 at the McDowell Club in New York City. As a student of well-known American artists including William Merrit Chase, Charles Courtney Curran and Edward Hale, Frances’ dazzling use of color in both florals and landscapes earned her recognition and membership to NY Women’s AC, […]
Frances Hudson Storrs’ oeuvre broke into the art world in 1919 at the McDowell Club in New York City. As a student of well-known American artists including William Merrit Chase, Charles Courtney Curran and Edward Hale, Frances’ dazzling use of color in both florals and landscapes earned her recognition and membership to NY Women’s AC, […]
Frances Hudson Storrs’ oeuvre broke into the art world in 1919 at the McDowell Club in New York City. As a student of well-known American artists including William Merrit Chase, Charles Courtney Curran and Edward Hale, Frances’ dazzling use of color in both florals and landscapes earned her recognition and membership to NY Women’s AC, CAFA, Hartford Art Society and the North Shore Arts Association, Gloucester, MA.
