Biography from Rogallery.com:
| Robert D.H. Bidner, American (1930 - 1983)
Born 1930, Youngstown, OH
Selected Exhibitions
1983
- Gallery Henoch, New York
1980
- Mickelson Gallery, Washington, DC
1979
- Cleveland Institute of Art
- AM Sachs Gallery, New York
- FAR Gallery, New York
1973
- Brownstone Gallery, New York
1963
- Amel Gallery, New York
Museums & Collections
- PPG Industries, Pittsburg
- HBE Corporation, St. Louis
- National Collection of Fine Art, Washington, DC
- James Mitcher Collection
- Malcolm Forbes Corporate Collection
- David Brenner Collection
- American Academy of Arts & Letters
- Columbus Museum of Art
- Andrew Dixon White Museum of Art
- Fordham University, New York
- Notre Dame University, South Bend
- Koenig Museum of Art
- Butler Insitute of American Art
- Canton Museum of Art, Canton
- National Academy of Design, Ranger Collection
- IBM Corporate Collection
- Xerox Corporate Collection
- Atlantic Richfield Corporate Collection
- Tupperware Corporate Collection
- Bankers Trust Collection, New York
- Chemical Bank Collection, New York
- First National City Bank, New York
- Fine American Art Collection, Cleveland
- JC Penney Corporate Collection
- General Mills Corporate Collection
- First National City Bank Collection, Chicago
- Simon & Schuster Corporate Collection
- Kalamazoo Institute of the Arts
- Westmoreland Museum of Art
- Bertek Inc.
- LeBoeuf Lamb Leiby & Macrae | Source:
rogallery.com |
Biography from Gallery Henoch:
| Born in 1930 in Youngstown, Ohio, artist Robert Bidner did photo
realistic paintings, drawings, and prints that focus on specific time
periods in America through a detailed examination of American
architecture and vintage automobiles.
Bidner’s work has appeared in numerous solo and group shows, most
recently in the 40 Year Anniversary group show at Gallery Henoch in New
York City. His artwork has been reviewed by critics of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, The New York Times, and ARTnews
among others, and is collected widely by museums such as the Columbus
Museum of Art in Columbus, the Andrew Dixon White Museum of Art, the
Canton Museum of Art, and the Westmoreland Museum of Art.
Robert Bidner died in 1983 in New York City.
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