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Courtesy of Mark Irwin,
"The Villager," May 21, 1953; "The New York Times," February 5, 1954
Jane Gray (1900-1982) was a well-known American portrait painter active in New York, Philadelphia and Newport, Rhode Island from 1920 to 1964. Her portraits were of prominent persons in various fields, children and every day people.
She founded the Greenwich Village Art School and headed the "Jane Gray Group," which exhibited in New York in the 1950s. This group included the artis (showing 500 of 1437 characters). |
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