Paul Goldberger

Pulitzer Prize winning architecture critic

Lectures

Dr. Christine Haycock

 Foundation for the history of Women in Medicine

 Stop a Nosebleed

Reginald Marsh (artist)

Artchive: Marsh

 Artcyclopedia: Marsh

E E Weems' Reginald Marsh

 Reginald Marsh - Butler Art

 Spartacus Schoolnet: Marsh

Reginald Marsh's New York: Paintings, Drawings, Prints and Photographs (Paperback)
Marilyn Cohen

Wikipedia

Bigelow, Julian Himely

James Carlin

Nutley Artist's Work Exhibited World Wide

AskART

A member of Who's Who in American Art, Mr. Carlin's work has been exhibited at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, the National Academy of Design, the International Show at the Brooklyn Museum and the Pennsylvania Academy. 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.

Kathryn B. Feuer, Russian Literature Scholar

 Born in Brooklyn and grew up mostly in Nutley, N.J.

Jane Burgio
Former NJ Secretary of State

Jane Burgio, the first woman to hold the job of secretary of state in New Jersey, died Dec. 20, 2005, of complications from a recent surgery, family members said. She was 83.Burgio, a Republican, was appointed by former Gov. Thomas Kean and served as secretary of state from 1982 to 1990. She also was a state assemblywoman from 1973 to 1981. Burgio represented the state as a delegate to the Republican national conventions in 1984 and 1988. -- Associated Press

Frank Fowler (July 12, 1852 - August 18, 1910) was an American figure and portrait painter, born in Brooklyn, New York. He studied painting in Europe at Florence, Italy for two years under Edwin White, and for seven years under Carolus-Duran in Paris, and at the École des Beaux-Arts.

He assisted Duran on the fresco of Marie de Médicis in the Luxembourg. On his return to New York in 1879 he devoted himself for a time to mural painting, his most important work being the decoration of the ballroom at the Waldorf Hotel (1892) (The building exists no more, having been destroyed to provide a place where the Empire State Building could be erected). Later he painted chiefly portraits, including a number of public men. Some of his portraits have been kept at Albany, New York and elsewhere.

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.

He wrote upon art topics for the magazines and several textbooks: Oil Painting (1885), and Portrait and Figure Painting (1901).