Beda Zel Angle; Estelle Armstrong; Willilam T.L. Armstrong; Natalie Bain; Clinton Balmer; Francis I. Bennett; Virginia Bennett; Robert S. Bowden; Edward Bridges; David Bryant; James Carlin; Ann Cole; Harry Chase; Earl Stetson Crawford; Maureen Crost; Charles J. Daidone; Francis L. Day; Paul Dougherty; June Driscoll; Guy Pene Du Bois; Arthur J. Elder; William Eville; Alfred Fanelli; Edward Loyal Field; Vivian Noyes Fikus; Mary Sargant Florence; Frank Fowler; Michael Gabriele; Ralph Goddard; Harry Grabowski; Tom Haas; Hamilton Hamilton; Charles W. Hawthorne; I. B. .Hazelton; Alan Hewitt; Edith Hewitt; Arthur Hoeber; Roy Imhoff; Charlest Kendrick; Richard Kramer; David Kwo; Michael Lenson; Olympia Lordi; Tom Lovell; Fernand Lungren; Frederick Dana Marsh; Reginald Marsh; James Marsh; Anne Steele Marsh; Abram Molarksy; John Moore; Marie Pupke; John Schermerhorn; Carl L. Schmitz; Tacie Sergeant; Edgar Sergeant; Marie Spinning; Frederic Dorr Steele; William A. Stuart; Albert Sterner; Roger Townsend; Emmy Van Deven; George Waldo; Muriel M. Woodcock; William Yeager.

This is a list of Nutley's artists that the Nutley Historical Society has found through records, news articles and research. Please feel free to add to the list by writing to the society.

Michael Lenson

American painter who lived at 16 Enclosure from 1941-1971

Arthur Hoeber (1854-1915)

Born in Nutley, New Jersey, Arthur Hoeber became a noted landscape artist.

James Carlin

Over the years, he would exhibit many of his works in Nutley and at times, offered his paintings for sale. He was a frequent guest and exhibitor in the Community Room at Nutley Savings & Loan Assn. on Franklin Ave.

Bud Blake - 'Tiger' cartoonist (1918-2005)

Bud Blake was born Feb. 13, 1918, in Nutley, N.J., where he attended elementary and high school, and later the National Academy of Design in New York City.

Tiger

Reginald Marsh (artist)

Frank Fowler (artist) (July 12, 1852 - August 18, 1910) was an American figure and portrait painter, born in Brooklyn, New York. At some point in the late 1890's, he resided in a home on at #16 The Enclosure, an artists' colony in Nutley, New Jersey. He built a large studio on the back of that house, where he painted. The same studio was later owned by Michael Lenson, a well known New Jersey painter who was director of the mural division of the New Jersey WPA in the 1930s. Earlier, the same home was owned by Frederic Dana Marsh, the illustrator. The house was the childhood home of Reginald Marsh, the distinguished American painter.