Born
in Atlantic City, New Jersey, Herman Cherry was a painter, muralist,
teacher, and sculptor of mobiles and constructions. He began his career
in Philadelphia; lived in California from 1924 to 1945; and Woodstock, New
York from 1944 to 1950 with an interval in Paris. Then he returned to
the New York area for the remainder of his life.
In Los
Angeles, he studied at the Otis Art Institute and under Stanton
MacDonald-Wright, and Thomas Hart Benton at the Art Students
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