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An example of work by Janet Cohen
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This biography from the Archives of AskART:
| Birthplace: NY, Birth date: January 30th 1913, Death Date: NY 1992
Primary Residence: New York city
Subject Matter: Landscape, Floral, Abstraction
Style of Work: Impressionist, Abstraction
Methods: Oil, Acrylic, and Water Color
Museums: The Aldrich Museum, CT Barnard College Museum, NY The Bronx
Books Where Referenced: "Who's Who in American Art"
Special Awards:
Award of Merit- National Association of Women Artists, May 1978,
"Best in Show" Award Barnard College Gallery, 1976
Biography:
Janet Cohen studied at the Sorbonne, Paris France, and Barnard College in the 1930s. She was the co-director of the Bercone Art Studio from 1960-70, in New York City. She had many exhibitions including The Bronx Museum, New York in 1989; The Lehman College Gallery, New York in 1990; and Borough Presidents Gallery, New York in 1988.
She painted in the United States and Europe, and according to her, her most important teacher who had special influence on her career, was Aaron Berkman.
Submitted by Jeanette Hendler, New York City, November, 2003.
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