marjorie very
An exhibition of over 50 paintings by Marjorie Very, N.A.W.A., 1896-1985, obtained directly from the family. Very was a well-known painter and illustrator of Beacon Hill and Boston cityscapes, as well as more rural views of New England, New York, New Jersey, Maine and West Virginia. She was the first woman accepted to the Boston Watercolor Society, and exhibited extensively throughout the country. A majority of the paintings include frames.
Pastel on Paper
20"h x 26"w
South Boston
Marjorie Very
$1,500
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Oil on Canvas
29-1/2"h x 24-1/2"w
Birches In Spring
Marjorie Very
$1,950
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Pastel on Paper
26"h x 20"w
“Brother Edmond Walks About”
Marjorie Very
$1,800
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Watercolor on Paper
22"h x 30"w
Farmhouse
Marjorie Very
$1,700
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Pastel on Paper
20"h x 25-1/2"w
“South Boston”
Marjorie Very
$1,050
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Oil on Canvas
24"h x 20"w
Birch Grove
Marjorie Very
$1,250
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Pastel on Paper
18"h x 25-1/2"w
“State House, Boston”
Marjorie Very
$1,050
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Watercolor on Paper
14-1/2"h x 21-1/2"w
House in Winter
Marjorie Very
$1,050
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Pastel on Paper
19-1/2"h x 25-1/2"w
Custom House Tower
Marjorie Very
$1,050
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