Uncovering the Art and Enigma of James Fitzgerald with Dr. Susan Danly | Thomaston Place Auction House Galleries podcast | October 31, 2025

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Revealing a Hidden Duality — A Double-Sided Masterpiece Authenticated by The James Fitzgerald Legacy | Thomaston Place Auction House Galleries | October 21, 2025

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James Fitzgerald paints Fish Beach

Observing the bloody work of fishermen on Monhegan | Carl Little |August 11, 2022

“The Odyssey of James Fitzgerald” on display from July 1, 2022 through September 30, 2022 at the Monhegan Museum of Art and History on Monhegan Island, Maine.

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Art review: Stopping short of abstraction, James Fitzgerald aimed to convey the inner life of things

The Monhegan Museum, which has preserved the island artist’s legacy and studio, is showcasing his work this summer. | Jorge S. Arango | August 7, 2022

“The Odyssey of James Fitzgerald” on display from July 1, 2022 through September 30, 2022 at the Monhegan Museum of Art and History on Monhegan Island, Maine.

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James Fitzgerald: The Watercolors 

James Fitzgerald: The Watercolors, by Robert L. Stahl, 2022

This represents Volume II of Selections from the Catalogue Raisonné, and features an in-depth study of the artist’s creative output in watercolor along with more than 400 full-color reproductions of his work. This 340 page full color volume includes essays by Susan Strickler, Judith Walsh, and Susan Shillinglaw.

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He discovered Monterey by luck and made it home for 15 years. Now, Monterey re-discovers James Fitzgerald. Monterey County Weekly | Agata Popeda | January 22, 2022

“Seeking Eden: James Fitzgerald in Monterey” on display from January 13, 2022 through April 23, 2022 at the Monterey Museum of Art in Monterey, California.

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Robert Stahl has been involved in various capacities for many years, including promoting the legacy of painter James Fitzgerald.
Portland Press Herald | Bob Keyes | August 5, 2021

Robert Stahl, the longtime director of the James Fitzgerald Legacy and past associate and co-director of the Monhegan Museum of Art & History, is retiring from his volunteer leadership position with the Maine island museum. Stahl, who lives in Portland and on Monhegan, also served as museum treasurer for many years.

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A master painter inspired by Maine
Maine Boats, Homes, & Harbors | Carl Little | July/August 2018

Over the years, painters’ reactions to Monhegan Island have been enthusiastic. In a letter to his wife Emma in 1911, George Bellows expressed his awe in this simple testimonial: “[Monhegan] is possessed of enough beauty to supply a continent.” Writing about the island in his 1955 autobiography It’s Me, O Lord, Rockwell Kent echoed that thought. Monhegan, he wrote, “was enough for me, for all my fellow artists, for all of us who sought ‘material’ for art.

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Rockwell Kent’s Monhegan home, studio added to national historic trust

Also receiving recognition was the childhood home of Edward Hopper in Nyack, New York.
Portland Press Herald | Bob Keyes | February 12, 2018

The modest home and functional studio that the painter Rockwell Kent built on Monhegan Island, and which were later owned by the painter James Fitzgerald, have been accepted into the Historic Artists’ Homes and Studios program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

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Preserving the Legacy of James Fitzgerald

A new book draws a complete picture of Monhegan’s most famous painter.
Portland Press Herald | Bob Keyes | January 7, 2018

Nearly a half-century since Fitzgerald died, his legacy is receiving renewed attention. The James Fitzgerald Legacy, a volunteer nonprofit organization that operates in coordination with the Monhegan Museum atop Lighthouse Hill on the island, has published a massive catalog of the artist’s work, “James Fitzgerald: The Drawings and Sketches,” that’s based on the artist’s sketchbooks.

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