Background
Robinson, Mary Turlay was born on September 7, 1888 in South Attleboro, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of Gilman Parker (Doctor of Medicine and Esther Mells (Turlay) Robinson.
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Mary Turlay Robinson
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Student Art Students League New York, 1919-1922. Students League (life member
Career
Director Argent Galleries, New York City, 1933-1935.
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Member Art Students League (life member
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American
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Decorated Officer of French Academy, 1933. Received Lucille Douglass award, American Women's Association, 1937. Alternate representative Vassar Alumnae Council, 1940-1946, alternate life representative, from 1965.tempSpaceChairman Fine Arts Committee American Woman’s Association, 1934-1938. Member Art Students League (life member. Second vice president 1921-1923), Nantucket History Society (member council 1938-1942), Vassar Alumnae Association, French Society Fresco Painters (honorary), American Federation Arts, Artists Equity Association (director) New York, 1953-1954), Nantucket Art Association (Executive Committee 1958-1961), Museum of Modern Art of New York, Horticultural Society New York (lecturer 1964).Decorated Officer of French Academy, 1933. Received Lucille Douglass award, American Women's Association, 1937. Alternate representative Vassar Alumnae Council, 1940-1946, alternate life representative, from 1965.tempSpaceChairman Fine Arts Committee American Woman’s Association, 1934-1938.
Member Art Students League (life member. Second vice president 1921-1923), Nantucket History Society (member council 1938-1942), Vassar Alumnae Association, French Society Fresco Painters (honorary), American Federation Arts, Artists Equity Association (director) New York, 1953-1954), Nantucket Art Association (Executive Committee 1958-1961), Museum of Modern Art of New York, Horticultural Society New York (lecturer 1964).