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PAUL
FEELEY GALLERY
1930s
Murals
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Christ in Glory,
1931
25 Square Feet (ID#15)
Oil on gesso
3-panel wood altarpiece
Done for Rambusch Decorating Co., 2 West 45th Street, NYC.
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Tile Tossers,
1932
20 square feet. (ID#18)
Oil and egg tempera on gesso board
Hung in the office of League of American Writers, 125 E. 24th St., NYC;
Later destroyed.
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Mural study
for a church, 1934
First Medal, Beaux Arts Institute of Design Mural Competition
(ID#28)
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3-Panel Screen,
1934
(ID#739)
Private Collection, later destroyed in fire
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The Psychologist,
1935
60" x 72" (ID#37)
Opaque fresco on movable panel
Private Collection
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Study for Hempstead
Murals, 1935
Left: 15" x 27 3/4" (ID#34)
Watercolor and/or Gouache
Right: 5" x 8" (ID#35)
Ink on cardboard
Paul Feeley Estate
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Fox Hunt Mural,
1934
200 square foot mural (ID#31)
Oil line on canvas
Greenwich, Connecticut dining room
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Studies for
Post Office Mural Competition, 1936
16" x 41" (ID#42-44)
Glue tempera on cardboard
Paul Feeley Estate
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Study for Grill
Room of a Riding Club, 1934
Watercolor (ID#790)
1934, Second Medal, Beaux Arts Institute of Design Competition.
Pictured in The Bulletin for Beaux Arts Institute of Design, August
1934
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