Antoinette Clark Inglis

Still Life of Flowers
c.1950
Oil on Canvas
20 x 24

Antoinette Clark Inglis (1880-1973)

An accomplished still life and landscape painter, Antoinette Clark Inglis studied at the
Art Students League in New York City under William Merritt Chase and other teachers in
the years surrounding the turn of the twentieth century. In the ensuing years she settled
in Boston where her husband was employed as a professor of education at Harvard
University. After his untimely death in 1924, she resided in New York City for several
years before returning to the Boston area, traveling between Boston, Gloucester,
Massachusetts and St. Augustine, Florida. From the 1930s and 1950s she summered in
Gloucester where she maintained a studio in the Rocky Neck art colony. She was a
member of the American Artists Professional League, the North Shore Art Association,
the Copley Society of Boston, the St. Augustine Art Association, the Gloucester Society
of Artists, the New York Society of Painters and the Boston Art Club. She exhibited with
these organizations among many other venues.

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