4 Brewster St

Historic District Survey information for 4 Brewster St

Historical Narrative: As per Josephine Del Deo (1977): "The Euler studios have been used for art studios since 1920. The Eulers have been active community members since 1925 and reeves Euler is a well-known artists whose paintings and sculpture have been widely exhibited. He was s member of the "Sixes and Sevens", a club located where the original Wharf theater of Mary Heaton Vorse and Eugene O'Neill was located. He is a member of the Beachcombers Club. His compete biography (brief) is in the Provincetown Group Gallery Retrospective catalogue. The premises at 4 Brewster has had an unbroken use as a artist's studios for fifty years. Originally, they were not living studios. But gradually living facilities were added to some. there are still a few studios without living accommodations, and these are used strictly for painting."

Bibliography and/or References: "The Provicnetwon Group Gallery Retrospective" (catalog) Lighthouse Press, Provincetown Press, Provincetown, MA, May 1, 1974. "Art in Narrow Streets", Ross Moffatt, Kendall Press, Falmouth MA, 1964.

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Brewster Street (Provincetown, Mass.), Dwellings, and Historic Districts--Massachusetts--Provincetown

 (Mass. Historical Commission Form B)