EMILE GRUPPÉ

Emile Gruppé was born in Rochester, New York, the son of noted artist Charles P. Gruppé and the brother of Karl H. and Virginia H. Gruppé studied art at the Arts Students League, National Academy of Design, and with John E. Carlson, Richard E. Miller. George Bridgeman, Charles Chapman and abroad. He was a member of the North Shore Arts Association in Gloucester, Massachusetts from 1929 until his death in 1978. He was also a member of the Rockport Art Association, Allied Artists of America, Salmagundi Club, and the Gloucester Society of Artists.

Gruppé won prizes at the National Academy of Design, as well as prizes at the associations of which he was a member.

Thousands of people studied with Gruppéand attended demos at the Gruppé Summer School at 32 Rocky Neck Avenue from 1929 to the mid 1970's.

The featured painting was composed plein-aire in Jeffersonville, Vermont and finished in his studio in Gloucester, Massachusetts

	Seven Seas Wharf, Gloucester Harbor 24" X 36"O/C SOLD C. 1945
	The Winter Oak 24" X 20"O/C SOLD C. 1934