Julius G. Sommer (early 20th c.) was a painter and illustrator who lived in New York City at 841 West End Avenue. He studied at the Art Students League, was a member of the Art Institute of Graphic Artists and, most importantly, a member of the Society of Independent Artists from it formation in 1917. This prestigious group had the support of such society members as Mrs. W.K. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney.
Sommer was among the artists who exhibited at the F (showing 500 of 2138 characters). |
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