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Emily Mason and Alice Trumbull Mason Foundation

Oil on canvas painting of intersecting vertical and diagonal lines. The color of the forms created by these intersecting lines range from various blues, to greens, browns, and beiges.

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Two strips of 2 photo booth photos from the 1930s, of a young woman with a light skin tone and dark hair with a short haircut smiling in each photo.

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Black and white photograph of the interior of a white-walled gallery space, with abstract paintings hung on the walls.

Alice Trumbull Mason’s solo show at Hansa Gallery in New York, 1959.

Sepia tone photograph from 1927 of a group of students seated outdoors, observing two people next to a canvas.

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Book cover with an subtract painting on the cover and blue border. The text reads: "Alice Trumbull Mason, Pioneer of American Abstraction."

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Scan of a newspaper article with an abstract painting within the article.

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Image of a brown rocking chair on a white floor with a pair of pink slippers and a wooden surface beside it. The far wall from the chair has abstract paintings propped up against it.

20th Street

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Photograph of a gallery space with 9 large, colorful, abstract paintings hanging on white walls.

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Black and white photograph from 1955 of a young woman with a light skin tone kneeling in the grass and sketching in front of a wire fence and three black cows.

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Newspaper clipping that shows black text on aged paper.

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Sepia-toned photograph from the early 1940s of a biomorphic painting on an easel. A door in the background and a floral-pattered fabric to the right suggests a domestic interior.

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A photograph of a brown barn nestled with it's doors open nestles in lush greenery and woods. A swing hangs from a tree on the left.

Vermont Studio

Photo of a setting with a projected image showing photos of two women with their artwork overlaid with text announcing scholarships.

The Foundation