Gloria Greenberg (Bressler), American 1932-, Abstract

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Gloria Greenberg (Bressler), American 1932 - Mid Century Abstract ExpressionistAbstractionDate: c. 1955Medium: Oil on CanvasSize: 30" x32" with 1/2" black wood frameSigned on verso on Stretcher bar and identified in the artist handwriting with name and addressBorn March 4, 1932 in New York City, Gloria studied art atthe Cooper Union Art School, Yale University, privately with Nicholas Marsicano, and the Brooklyn Museum Art School. She summered for a number of years as a member of the Woodstock Art Colony and was a recipient of a MacDowell Art Colony fellowship.In 1953 she married Martin Bressler and for a number of years signed her works Gloria Bressler.She exhibited widely in such venues as: The Brooklyn Museum of Art, Society Beaux Arts Dordogne, France, Seven one woman shows at the Mercer Gallery in the Soho district of New York, Women’s International Art Center, New York, Weatherspoon Gallery, New York, Grey Art Gallery, New York, Women in the Arts –Traveling Show, What is Feminist Art, Los Angeles, Women invite Women, Minneapolis Museum of Art, Medal of Honor, Society Beaux Arts Dordogne, France, Museum of Modern Art.Her work is in numerous private and public collections.In 1972 Gloria was commissioned to paint four panels (murals) for Kennedy Airport, New York CityShe resides in New York City.
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