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Birth
1896 (New York City)
Death
1969 (Pittsfield, Massachusetts)
Lived/Active
New York
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genre, landscape, still-life and mural painting
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A long-time teacher at the Art Students League in New York City, from
1934 to 1969, he was a painter of realistic genre city scenes. He
also directed the Belmaison Gallery in New York where he showed work by
emerging French and American artists.
He was born in New York
and studied with Frank DuMond, Richard Miller and Luis Mora at the Art
Students League and with Jean Paul Laurens in Paris. Returning to
New York, he had a highly successful career depicting life around
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