The Young Artist
Circa 1925
Oil on board
17 x 14 inches
Other Information
Inscription: Signed lower left
Provenance: Don and June Goodwin Collection, Indianapolis, Indiana (purchased through Byron & Son Gallery, Indianapolis, Indiana, March 16, 1988, original receipt included); thence by descent.
Exhibited: Indianapolis, Indiana, H. Lieber Co. Gallery exhibition, September, 1925 (as “In the Country”); Bloomington, Indiana, Indiana University, Fine Arts Building, “The Hoosier Group, Inc. 2nd Annual Exhibit: Down in the Hills,” July 7–August 9, 1985 (label verso); Charleston, Illinois, Eastern Illinois University, Tarble Arts Center, “Paul Sargent, Robert Root, and the Brown County Art Colony,” January 28–February 26, 1995; Indianapolis, Indiana, Indiana State Museum, “Children and Sunlight: The Paintings of Ada Walter Shulz,” February 6–May 31, 1998; Nashville, Indiana, Brown County Art Gallery, “Adolph and Ada Shulz: Nashville’s First Power Couple,” 2011 Collectors’ Showcase,” October 8–9, 2011.
Literature: Illustrated in color on the cover of the brochure accompanying the 1998 Indiana State Museum, as well as on the rack card; “Children of the Hills: The Life and Work of Ada Walter Shulz,” by Rachel Perry, 2001, illustrated in color on p. 47, plate 17; illustrated in color in the catalog accompanying the Collectors’ Showcase exhibition listed above.
Note: One of the most desirable, exhibited, and illustrated examples by this important Brown County artist. Excellent condition, period frame.
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