High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Boston Art Club, Boston, Massachusetts, for nearly 155 years, serves as a nexus for Members and non Members to access the world of Fine Art. The Boston Art Club floundered through the next two decades as the Great Depression, and World War II and a fall in Membership eventually made the need for the large Club House unnecessary. In 1950 the Club House was closed and is now a Public School: The Muriel Snowdon International School. The remaining members of the Boston Art Club maintained their relationship much like their founders after the American Civil War. They remained connected socially, painted together, and occasionally had exhibitions in their own studios. With the arrival of a few new artist members, a new president, and the Internet, the Club was able to create a virtual presence on the World Wide Web. The Club membership began to rise to where now there are over 250 active Members. There are no longer periodic exhibitions.

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