Maud Hunt Squire: Exhibition History

A YouTube video uploaded in August 2025 showcases a large number of her works but does not provide sources, titles, or dates.

1899

February, An Exhibition of Works by Chicago Artists at the Art Institute of Chicago—listed at 364 Ontario St., Chicago

1. 190 Head (pastel)
2. 191 Girl of the Period (pastel)

May, Sixth Annual Exhibition of American Art at the Cincinnati Art Museum

1. Portrait of Ethel Mars (oil) 

December, publication of Gertrude Smith’s The Roggie and Reggie Stories, illustrated by both Mars and Squire, Harpers & Brothers.

1901

April, Thirteenth Annual Exhibit of Watercolors, Pastels, and Miniatures by American Artists at the Art Institute of Chicago—listed in New York

1. 306 A Treasure
2. 307 Carefree
3. 308 Going to School
4. 309 A Peacock
5. 310 Girl and Cat

October, Publication of the re-edition of Charles Kingsley's The Heroes, or Greek Fairy Tales for My Children, originally published in 1856. Illustrations by Mars and Squire, R.H. Russell, New York

1902—Mars and Squire traveled to Europe

June, publication of Carolyn Wells' Children of Our Town. Illustrations by Mars and Squire, R. H. Russell, New York

August, publication of the re-edition of Charles Lamb's The Adventures of Ulysses, first published in 1808. Illustrations by Mars and Squire, R. H. Russel, New York

1903—Mars and Squire left NYC in June for France, traveling to Paris, Chartres, Germany, and Italy

March, A special Exhibition of 149 Drawings for Illustration and 83 Reproductions by Miss Ethel Mars and Miss M.H. Squire at the Cincinnati Art Museum

IIlustrated a miniature pocket calendar produced by Colgate & Co., a modest but notable commercial project mainly represented by artist Maxfield Parrish.

1904—Return from France to New York City sometime that year

November, Exhibition at the Woman’s Art Club, Cincinnati

• Works unknown

December, Exhibition of Paintings, Drawings, and Color Prints by Miss Ethel Mars and Miss Maud Squire at the Cincinnati Art Museum—they “set up their easels in a cozy flat, 2106 Grand Street, Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, Ohio, 10 minutes from the Art Academy” (Kentucky Post, December 30, 1904, p. 8)

• Mulberry Bend Park
• A Snow Storm
• In Central Park
• Christmas Eve
• On a Cross Street
• Studies of “peasants, pigs, and people” in the Schwarzwald

December, Ninth Annual Rotary Exhibition of the Society of Western Artists at the Art Institute of Chicago—listed at 2106 Grand Street, W.H., Cincinnati, Ohio

• 146 A farm house, Thivars (Pastel)
• 147 A Schwarzwald farm house (Pastel)
• 148 ​A village lane, Thivars (Pastel)

1905—Move to Paris after September

April, Second Annual Philadelphia Watercolor Exhibition at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

1. 523 Street in Rothenburg
2. 531 Farm Yard, Loché

May, Seventeenth Annual Exhibition of Watercolors, pastels, and  miniatures by American Artists at the Art Institute of Chicago—listed at 625 South Seventh St. in Springfield, Illinois

1. 410 Narrow Street, Chartres (chalk)
2. 411 Little Shop, Thivars (chalk)
3. 412 A Schwarzwald Farmyard (chalk)

June, Ninth Annual Exhibition at the Art Association of Richmond Indiana, Garfield School Building—listed at E. 625 S. 7th St., Springfield, Illinois

1. 105 Old House, Steinach (chalk drawing)
2. 106 Village Street, Schwarzwald (chalk drawing)

1906

March, Third Annual Philadelphia Water Color Exhibition at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts—listed at 625 South 7th St., Springfield, Illinois

1. 11 In a Beer Garden
2. 12 Goose Woman
3. 17 Woman on a Sofa
4. 18 Woman Darning
5. 249 A Schwarzwald Farmhouse
6. 250 Old House: Steinach
7. 253 A Pig-pen: Schwartzwald
8. 462 Christmas Eve
9. 463 An Upper East Side Park
10. 474 A Snow Storm
11. 475 From Mulberry Bend Park
12. 479 In Central Park

May, Exhibit of Watercolors, Pastels, and Miniatures by American Artists at the Art Institute of Chicago—listed at 625 South Seventh St. in Springfield, Illinois

1. 335 A Communicant (chalk drawing)
2. 336 The Little Brother (chalk drawing)

October, Salon d’Automne, Paris—listed at 39 Bd. Saint-Jacques

1. 1594 La Ferme, Oberprechtal (peinture)
2. 1595 Vieille Maison, Forêt Noire (peinture)
3. 1596 Maison de Paysans, Gutach (peinture)

1907

February American Woman’s Art Association at the American Girls’ Art Club, Paris

• Drawings

April, Salon des Beaux-Arts, Paris

1. 1627 Chemin de colline (forêt noire) (pastel)
2. 1764 Dame au canapé (pointe sèche)
3. 1765 Gardeuse d’oies (pointe sèche)
4. 1766 Dame ravaudant (pointe sèche)

April, Fourth Annual Exhibition of Watercolors at the Philadelphia Academy of the Fine Arts—also Schille, Boies-Hopkins, Mars; listed at 718 South Fourth Street, Springfield, Illinois

1. 447 Oberprechtal Children
2. 448 Schwarzwald Peasants: Gutachtal
3. 449 Oberprechtal Grandmother
4. 450 Schwarzwald Peasants: Schapbachtal
5. 451 Oberprechtal: Going Home
6. 452 Winter: Oberprechtal

May, Fourteenth Annual Exhibition of American Art at the Cincinnati Art Museum

1. 225 Schwarzwald Peasants, Gutachtal (pastel)
2. 226 Schwarzwald Peasants, Schapbachtal (pastel)
3. 227 Oberprechthal Children (pastel)
4. 228 Winter, Oberprechthal (pastel)
5. 229 Oberprechthal Going Home (pastel)

October, Salon d’Automne, Paris—Mars listed as juror of engravings

1. 1558 Fillette (Concarneau) (eau-forte en couleur)
2. 1559 Femme et Enfant (eau-forte en couleur)
3. 1560 Deux Femmes (eau-forte en couleur)
4. 1561 Sœurs (eau-forte en couleur)
5. 1562 Jeune Fille au Panier (eau-forte en couleur)
6. 1563 Badauds (eau-forte en couleur)

1908

February, American Woman’s Art Association at the American Girls’ Art Club, Paris

• Colored etchings

March, Twenty-Fourth Exhibition of the Société des artistes indépendants at the Serres du Cours-la-Reine, Jardins des Tuileries—listed at 39 Bd Saint-Jacques

1. 5692 Barrage de Moulin
2. 5693 Toît de chaume (Forêt noire)
3. 5694 Pommier
4. 5695 Maison de paysans (Forêt noire)
5. 5696 Maison et pommier
6. 5697 Vieille maison

April, Salon des Beaux-Arts, Paris

1. 1817 Barrage (Forêt-Noire) (dessin, aquarelle, pastel, miniature ou carton)
2. 1818 Concarneau : Marchande d'anguilles (eau-forte en couleurs)
3. 1819 Concarneau : Sur le quai (eau-forte en couleurs)
4. 1820 Concarneau : La dispute (eau-forte en couleurs)
5. 1821 Concarneau : Marchande d’étoffes (eau-forte en couleurs)

May, Twentieth Annual Exhibition of Water-Colors, Pastels and Miniatures by American Artists at the Art Institute of Chicago

1. 265 Oberprechtal, Going Home (pastel)
2. 266 Schwarzwald Peasant, Gutachtal (pastel)
3. 267 Winter, Oberprechtal (pastel)
4. 268 Schwarzwald Peasants, Schapbachtal (pastel)
5. 269 Oberprechtal Children (pastel)

July, The London Salon of the Allied Artist Association at Royal Albert Hall

2690-2693—subsequent catalogue numbers are erased 

1. Market Women,
2. Conger Eels
3. Bargaining
4. The Green Door,
5. Woman and Child
6. Little Girl
7. Cherries
8. A Dispute
9. Windy Day
10. On the Quai
11. Girl with a Basket
12. Sisters
13. Two Women
14. Loafers

October, Salon d’Automne, Paris

1. 1921 Bateaux à Concarneau (dessin)
2. 1922 Coin de marché (dessin)
3. 1923 Débarquant le thon (dessin)
4. 1924 Marché à Concarneau (dessin)
5. 1925 Blanchisseuses (dessin)
6. 1926 Badaude (dessin)
7. 1927 Pêcheurs débarquant leurs sardines (dessin)

December, Sixth Annual Exhibition of Water Colors, Prints, and Drawings at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts—some of her works were exhibited next to Mars; listed at 31 [sic] bd. Saint-Jacques, Paris.

1. 351 Fish Women
2. 501 Loafers
3. 502 Two Women
4. 503 Woman and Child
5. 504 Girl with Basket
6. 505 Market: Concarneau
7. 506 Little Girl: Concarneau
8. 507 Sisters
9. 517 Cherries

1909

February, American Woman’s Art Association at the American Girls’ Art Club, Paris

• Amusing studies of the Latin Quarter, including four Café scenes

April, Salon des Beaux-Arts, Paris

1. 1615 Au bal Bullier (dessin, aquarelle, pastel, miniature ou carton)
2. 1616 Solitaire (dessin, aquarelle, pastel, miniature ou carton)
3. 2277 Petit modèle (eau-forte en couleurs)
4. 2278 Enfants (eau-forte en couleurs)
5. 2279 Au marché (Concarneau) (eau-forte en couleurs)
6. 2280 La mère (eau-forte en couleurs)

October, Salon d’Automne, Paris—Ethel Mars was a Sociétaire and on the Jury for engravings

1. 1600 Musicienne de café (gouache)
2. 1601 Au Bal Bullier (gouache)
3. 1602 Terrasse de café (gouache)
4. 1603 Au Café d'Harcourt (gouache)
5. 1604 Types (gravure)
6. 1605 Commères (pointes sèches en couleurs)
7. 1606 Trois eaux-fortes en couleurs: Cerises, Petits garçons, Paysan
8. 1607 Trois eaux-fortes en couleurs: Femme qui tricote, Enfants sur la digue, Au Marché
9. 1608 Six croquis (dessin)

1910

February, Fourteenth Annual Exhibition of the Society of Western Artists (SWA) at the Art Institute of Chicago—listed as Associate Member listed in Springfield, Illinois

1. 106 Market, Concarneau (colored etching)
2. 107 Vegetable market (chalk drawing)
3. 108 Little girl, Concarneau (Colored etching)
4. 109 Cherries (Colored etching)
5. 110 Sisters (Colored etching)
6. 111 Loafers (Colored etching)
7. 112 Girl with Basket (Colored etching)
8. 113 Two Women (Colored etching)
9. 114 Ice Cream Wagon (Chalk drawing)
10. 115 Loafers on the Quai (Chalk drawing)
11. 116 Concarneau Fisherman (Chalk drawing)
12. 117 At the Well (Chalk drawing)
13. 118 Fish-Woman (Chalk drawing)

February, American Woman’s Art Association at the Girls’ Art Club, Paris, formally inaugurated by Ambassador Bacon—Served on the hanging committee with Boies-Hopkins and Mars. Anne Goldthwaite was President and Squire was Vice-President of the AWAA. Also exhibited were: Constance Bigelow; Mildred B. Copeland; Anne Goldthwaite; Ethel Mars; Alice McClure; Maud Murray; Grace Uhl; Katharine Kimball; Emma Parker; Anne Rice; Anna Richardson; A. Walker. Watercolors: Frances Lea; Elsie Pattee; Anne Rice; Mary Wesselhoeft; Amalie Deady. Sculpture: Amanda Austin; Elizabeth Edmond; Grace Johnson; Alice Wright. Miniatures: Joan Osborne; Anna Watson; Mary Wyatt… and many others (cf. New York Times, February 20, 1910, p. 42).

• Three pastels
• Color etchings of Paris, especially the interior of a casino in Montmartre and an amusement fair

October, Salon d’Automne—listed at 39 bd. Saint-Jacques

1. 1115 Le Clown (gouache)
2. 1116 Procession de Fête Dieu (Chartres) (dessin)
3. 1117 Promenade des Anglais à Nice (peinture)

October, Twenty-first Annual Exhibition of the New York Water Color Club at the American Fine Arts Building—listed at 39, bd. Saint-Jacques, Paris.

1. 328 Village Street, Black Forest
2. 329 Fisherman, Concarneau
3. 332 On the Quai, Concarneau
4. 333 Village House, Black Forest
5. 335 Market, Concarneau
6. 336 Cottage, Black Forest

1911

February, American Woman’s Art Association at the American Girls’ Art Club, Paris

• Four watercolors of café life and the casino in Montmartre

April, Fifteenth Annual Exhibition of the Society of Western Artists at the Art Institute of Chicago (SWA)— listed as Associate Member in Paris, France 

1. 167 On the Quai, Concarneau (Chalk drawing)
2. 168 Village house; Black Forest (Chalk drawing)
3. 169 Market; Concarneau (Chalk drawing)
4. 170 Fishermen; Concarneau (Chalk drawing)
5. 171 A dispute (Colored etching)
6. 172 Little model (Colored etching)
7. 173 Conger eels (Colored etching)
8. 174 On the Quai (Colored etching)
9. 175 Children (Colored etching)

April, The Katz Gallery in New York (April) - see NYT review

• Drawings and etchings in color

October, Twenty-second Annual Exhibition of the New York Watercolor Club at the American Fine Arts Building—listed in Paris, France

1. 172 Gossip
2. 175 Corpus Christi Procession
3. 176 Old Bridge, Chartres
4. 177 Off for the Potato Patch
5. 221 Black Forest Peasants
6. 230 Boats, Concarneau

October, Salon d’Automne, Paris

1. 1515 Au Café (gouache)
2. 1516 La Famille (gouache)
3. 1517 Danseuses (gouache)
4. 1518 Maternité (gouache)
5. 1519 Dimanche au café (gouache)

November, Le huitième salon de la gravure originale en couleurs at the Galerie Georges Petit

• Commères rustiques; “paysannes”

December, Ninth Annual Exhibition of Water Colors, Prints, and Drawings at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts—listed at 39 bd. St Jacques

1. 362 Breton Market
2. 363 Cottage: Black Forest
3. 367 Farmhouse: Black Forest
4. 368 After Church: Black Forest
5. 606 Politics

1912

February, American Woman's Art Association at the Girls' Art Club in Paris

• Exceptionally, this year residents and students were not represented in the loan exhibition of works by American and European artists (except for Esté, Nourse, and Goldthwaite)

March, Chicago Society of Etchers at Art Institute of Chicago

1. 209 Children in the Dike
2. 210 Brothers
3. 211 At Market
4. 212 The Mother
5. 213 Little Boys
6. 214 Children

October, Salon d’Automne—listed as Sociétaire at 39 bd. Saint-Jacques

1. 1578 En voyage (peinture)
2. 1579 Marine (peinture)
3. 1580 Fête foraine (peinture)
4. 1581 Petit Carrousel (peinture)
5. 1582 Au Casino de Montmartre (gouache)
6. 1583 Apéritif-bal (gouache)

November, Tenth Annual Exhibition of Water Colors, Prints, and Drawings at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts—listed at 103 West 74th St., New York City

1. 12 Boats
2. 16 Old Bridge, Chartres 

November, Twenty-third Annual Exhibition of the New York Water Color Club at the American Fine Arts Building—listed at 103 W. 74th St. (whereas Mars was listed in Paris)

1. 128 Central Park in Winter
2. 129 Eastside People
3. 131 The White Cargo Boat
4. 132 A Corner of Old Chelsea
5. 133 On Hester Street
6. 361 Women of Douarnenez

November, Société de la gravure sur bois originale : première exposition at the Palais du Louvre, Pavillon de Marsan

• Strangely enough Squire is mentioned in an article reviewing the exhibition (Charles, 2) but she does not appear in the catalogue

December, Seventeenth Annual Exhibition of the Society of Western Artists at the Art Institute of Chicago—associate member at 103 W. 74th St., New York City

1. 93 Cottage Black Forest (oil)
2. 94 Gossip (oil)
3. 95 Politics (oil)

December, Salon La Comédie Humaine at the Galerie George Petit

• Unknown works

1913

February, American Woman’s Art Association at the American Girls’ Art Club, Paris

• Pastels for which he received on an honorable mention, and scenes from Brittany and Chartres
• Étudiant
• Terrasse de café

February, Exhibition of Works by American Etchers, managed by the Society of American Etchers at Art Institute of Chicago—listed at 39 Bd. Saint-Jacques, Paris

1. 189 Cherries
2. 190 Knitting
3. 191 Windy Day
4. 192 Bargaining

March, Deuxième Salon des dessinateurs humoriste at rue de la Boétie

• Unknown works

April, Salon des Beaux-Arts

1. 2458 Étudiant (eau-forte en couleurs)
2. 2459 Terrasse de café (eau-forte en couleurs)

October, Salon d’Automne—listed as Sociétaire at 39 Bd. St-Jacques

1. 1917 Five O'clock (peinture)
2. 1918 Une Polonaise (peinture)
3. 1919 Terrasse de café (peinture)
4. 1920 A Nice (peinture)
5. 1921 Au Moulin de la Galette (gouache)
6. 1922 Casino de Montmartre (gouache)

November, Dixième Salon annuel de la gravure originale en couleurs at the Galerie Georges Petit

• Types de cafés

November, Twenty-fourth Annual Exhibition of the New York Watercolor Club at the American Fine Arts Building—listed as M.H. Squires [sic] in Paris

1. 93 Saturday market, Vannes
2. 94 Along the river, Vannes
3. 97 Market Women
4. 98 Town Gate

1914

February, American Woman’s Art Association at the American Girls’ Art Club, Paris— served on the hanging committee with Boies-Hopkins and Mars

• Three pastels

March, Quatrième Salon des dessinateurs humoristes at rue de la Boétie

• Unknown works

April, Salon des Beaux-Arts, Paris

1. 1642 Marché breton (dessin, aquarelle, pastel, miniature ou carton)
2. 1643 Vieille maison, Chartres (dessin, aquarelle, pastel, miniature ou carton)

November, Twenty-fifth Annual Exhibition of the New York Watercolor Club at the American Fine Arts Building—listed at 648 Madison Ave. and listed as member of the NYCC; Ada Gilmore also exhibited

1. 192 Home from the Fields
2. 196 Washerwoman
3. 322 Shawls
4. 329 A Pushcart
5. 341 Farmhouse
6. 349 Breton Market

December, Eighteenth Annual Exhibition of the Society of Western Artists at the Art Institute of Chicago—listed in Paris. Identified as Maud H. Squires [sic] in the list of entries. Squire, among others, won the “Fine Arts Building Prize” from the Society for her work (mentioned in the 1914 Nineteenth Annual exhibition of the Society of Western Artists at the city Art Museum of Saint Louis, p. 10)

1. 75 Peasants at Cattle Market
2. 76 White Cargo Boat
3. 77 East Side people
4. 78 A corner of old Chelsea

December (c.) publication, The Fourth Reader by Martha Adelaide Holton, Mina Holton Page, and Charles Madison Curry. Illustrated by Maud Hunt Squire with 56 line drawings, Chicago, New York: Rand McNally & Co. (1914).

December (c.) publication, The Fifth Reader by Martha Adelaide Holton, Mina Holton Page, and Charles Madison Curry. Illustrated by Maud Hunt Squire with 49 line drawings, Chicago, New York: Rand McNally & Co., 1914.

1915

Publication, When I Was Little by Ethel M. Kelley, with 30 illustrations by Maud Hunt Squire, Rand, McNally & company, 1915.

January (c.) publication, Stories to act; by Frances Gillespy Wicks, illus. by Maud Hunt Squire. Chicago, New York, Rand, McNally & company, 1915.

February, Panama-Pacific International Exposition at the Palace of the Fine Arts in San Francisco

1. 878 Two Women
2. 879 Market
3. 880 Girl with a Basket
4. 881 Mother
5. 882 Sisters
6. 883 Woman and Child
7. 884 The Portrait
8. 885 The Dispute
9. 886 On the Quai
10. 7234 Knitting
11. 7235 Conger Eels
12. 7236 A Peasant
13. 7237 Green Door
14. 7238 Little Model
15. 7239 Cherries
16. 7240 Loafers
17. 7241 Windy Day
18. 7242 Bargaining
19. 7243 Brothers
20. 7244 Children on the Dike
21. 7245 At Market

March, Fifth Annual Exhibition of Etchings under the Management of the Chicago Society of Etchers at the Art Institute of Chicago 

1. 239 A Student
2. 240 Yellow Fox
3. 241 A Toque of 1912
4. 242 Five O'Clock Tea
5. 243 On the Terrace
6. 244 At the Cafe

November Twenty-sixth Annual Exhibition of the New York Watercolor Club at the American Fine Arts Building—listed in Provincetown

1. 348 A Student
2. 356 A Model
3. 368 At the Caffe
4. 376 5 O’clock Tea
5. 380 On the Terrace

1916

Publication, Hosic-Hooper, An Elementary Composition Series: Fifth to eighth grade inclusive. Illustrated in colors by Maud Hunt Squire, Chicago, New York, Rand, McNally & Co., 1916

February, Forty-ninth Annual Rotary Exhibition of the American Watercolor Society (New York)—listed at 629 W. Prairie Ave., Decatur, Illinois

1. 461 A Laundry, Chartres (block print)
2. 462 Old Bridge, Chartres (block print)

August, Second Annual Exhibition of the Provincetown Art Association

• Sailing (watercolor)

November, Fourteenth Annual Watercolor and Miniature Exhibitions at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts—listed at Provincetown, Massachusetts.

1. 751 Sunset (watercolor)
2. 752 Evening (watercolor)

December, Exhibition at the Architecture Building in Seattle—Collection assembled by Andrew Willatzer, head of the exhibition committee of Seattle and included Mars, Squire, Bertha Lum, Helen Hyde, Mildred MacMillan, Mary Bacon Jones, Rudolf Ruzicka, Elizabeth Colwell, Gustav Bauman, Ada Gilmore, etc.

Undated, Loan exhibition of etchings from the Chicago Society of Etchers at the Newton Free Library

• On the quai
• Peasant

1917

Publication, Teresa Peirce Williston, Hindu Tales with 6 full-page color plates and 27 half- and quarter-page color plates by Maud Hunter Squire, Rand McNally & Co., 1917.

July, Third Annual Exhibition of the Provincetown Art Association—Ethel Mars was a member of the jury and hanging committee. Squire returned again for the August installment of the same exhibition.

1. 144 Landing Boats
2. 145 Low Tide
3. 146 A Green Dory
4. 147 Clam Diggers
5. 148 Black Forest Farmhouse

1918

July, Fourth Annual Exhibition of the Provincetown Art Association—That same year saw the formation of the Provincetown Printers, with which she was closely associated; Mars is on the jury committee 

1. 128 Baiting Up
2. 129 Low Tide
3. 130 A Portrait (self portrait)

1919

April, Chicago Society of Etchers Exhibition of Etchings and Block Prints  at the Art Institute of Chicago—listed as Provincetown, Massachusetts

1. 259 Painting boats
2. 260 Low tide
3. 261 Clam diggers
4. 262 Baiting up

July, Fifth Annual Exhibition of the Provincetown Art Association

1. 119 The Apple Tree
2. 120 Landing Fish
3. 121 Evening
4. 122 Rough Water

December, Detroit Institute of Arts, Woodblock Prints in Color by American Artists – traveled throughout various cities in 8 important museums in 1920, including, among others,  Baumann, Boies-Hopkins, Hyde, Lazell, Lum, Mars, Nordfeldt, Patterson, Ruzicka.

1. 159 Landing Fish
2. 160 Evening
3. 161 Landing Boats
4. 162 Clam Diggers

1920

January, Exhibition of Wood Block Prints at the Boston Art Club

• Old Boat
• Springtime
• A Hillside
• Montello Street 

July, Sixth Annual Exhibition of the Provincetown Art Association—Ethel Mars on the Jury and Hanging Committee

1. 80 Gables (block print)
2. 81 Snowdrifts (block print)
3. 82 Winter Evening (block print)
4. 83 Storm (block print)

May, John Herron Art Institute, Indianapolis 

• Evening
• Concarneau Fishermen (owned by Herron)
• At the Well (owned by Herron)

1921

January, Exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs—Mars and Edna Boies Hopkins participating

• Unknown works

July, Third Exhibition of the Art of Block Printing, Provincetown, Mass

• Painting the Boat (identified as Maud Squires [sic])

November, Salon d’automne

• 2 seascapes and 6 engravings of "shore subjects"

1922

January, Exhibition of the Société de la Gravure sur Bois Original at the Musée des Arts décoratifs – Mars and Edna Boies Hopkins also  participated

• Unknown works

April, Salon de la Société nationale des Beaux-Arts—listed at 34 rue Saint-Louis in Vernon, (Eure)

1. 1732 Fog
2. 1733 Winter landscape
3. 1734 Landing fisch [sic]

November, Salon d’automne—listed as Sociétaire, 34 rue Saint-Louis, Vernon (Eure)

1. 2157 Saint-Marcel (painting)
2. 2158 Bennecourt (painting)
3. 2159 Bathers (engraving)
4. 2160 Bathers (engraving)
5. 2161 Bathers (engraving)
6. 2162 The Child (engraving)

1923

November, Salon d'automne—listed as Sociétaire at 34 rue Saint-Louis, Vernon (Eure)

1. 1875 Bateaux (painting)
2. 1876 Petit port (painting)

1924

November, Salon d’automne

• Unknown works

1926

November, Salon d’automne

• Unknown works

1927

November, Salon d’Automne—on the Jury

• View from the Hotel Odessa (painting)
• Rue St. Jacques (painting)

1928

September, Exhibition of Watercolors at the John Herron Art Institute, Indianapolis, Indiana

• At the Well

November, Salon d’automne

• Studies of plane trees from Vence

1929

July, Exhibition of the collection at John Herron Art Institute, Indianapolis, Indiana

• Fishermen (pastel)
• At the Well (pastel)

November, Salon d’automne

• Four paintings

1930

November, Salon d’automne—listed as Sociétaire at the Villa Cyrnéa, Vence (Alpes Maritimes)/ in the list of works she is listed at La Farigoule, Vence (Alpes Martimes)

1. 1895 Saint Martin-Vésubie (painting)
2. 1896 La Bollène-Vésubie (painting)

1931

November, Salon d’automne

• Unknown works

1932

November, Salon d’Automne

• Oliviers (painting)
• Paysage provençale (painting)

1935

November, Salon d'Automne—listed as Sociétaire at La Farigoule, Chemin Saint-Michel, Vence

1. 1395 Maison provençale (painting)
2. 1396 Vieille villa (painting)