SUSAN TELLER GALLERY ARTISTS EXHIBITIONS TELLERBLOG ABOUT US NEWS BETTY WALDO PARISH   (1910-1986) Betty Waldo Parish is known for her Ash Can School-inspired views of New York, Provincetown, and the Adirondacks. She worked at the Art Students League with Reginald Marsh, John Sloan, and Eugene Speicher, and maintained a Union Square studio. Work by Parish, with that of her son, the sculptor Dickon Eames, showed at the Gallery from September 10 through October 17, 2009. more information Sea City , 1947 Provincetown Wharf, 1947 Low Tide, Provincetown, 1947 Six AM, Provincetown, 1947 Portuguese Yards, 1947 Knob Hill (also titled Summer), 1935 Rhinebeck Fair (Dutchess County, NY), 1935 Marketing Under the L, NYC, 1935 Under the El II (Also titled Marketing on First Avenue), NYC, 1935 Chinese American (also titled Doyer Street), NYC, 1936 Thompson Street, NYC, 1936 Adirondack Hills, 1939 Rondout Creek (also titled Upper Hudson), 1939/41 Andiamo, 1942 Becalmed, 1942 And Gather Yourselves Together, Rev. 19:17, 1945 Eighteenth Street, Lower Broadway, 1945, about Eighteenth Street, Lower Broadway (NYC), 1945 Vineyard Haven (Martha's Vineyard), 1945 Four Figures, 1950 St. Tropez, 1950 Summer Rain, 1955