Nathan Dolinsky, a painter of landscapes, portraits and still-lifes born in Russia in 1890, was the youngest artist, at age twenty-three years, to exhibit in the 1913 Armory Show. He was also one of... Read full biography
Nathan Dolinsky, a painter of landscapes, portraits and still-lifes born in Russia in 1890, was the youngest artist, at age twenty-three years, to exhibit in the 1913 Armory Show. He was also one of the youngest students ever to study at the National Academy of Design, in New York City. At the... Read full biography
Nathan Dolinsky, a painter of landscapes, portraits and still-lifes born in Russia in 1890, was the youngest artist, at age twenty-three years, to exhibit in the 1913 Armory Show. He was also one of the youngest students ever to study at the National Academy of Design, in New York City. At the Armory Show, Dolinsky exhibited in Gallery M with other American painters including Edward Hopper, John Sloan and Leon Kroll. His entry, "The Sightless," oil, 33 x 48, was painted the year the exhibition... Read full biography
Nathan Dolinsky, a painter of landscapes, portraits and still-lifes born in Russia in 1890, was the youngest artist, at age twenty-three years, to exhibit in the 1913 Armory Show. He was also one of the youngest students ever to study at the National Academy of Design, in New York City. At the Armory Show, Dolinsky exhibited in Gallery M with other American painters including Edward Hopper, John Sloan and Leon Kroll. His entry, "The Sightless," oil, 33 x 48, was painted the year the exhibition took place. It is a moody work implying horrific actsa dark gathering of figures in tangled night-time woods where a solitary, illuminated woman might be accused of witchcraft. Dolinsky retained possession of the painting until at least 1963. In... Read full biography
Nathan Dolinsky, a painter of landscapes, portraits and still-lifes born in Russia in 1890, was the youngest artist, at age twenty-three years, to exhibit in the 1913 Armory Show. He was also one of the youngest students ever to study at the National Academy of Design, in New York City. At the Armory Show, Dolinsky exhibited in Gallery M with other American painters including Edward Hopper, John Sloan and Leon Kroll. His entry, "The Sightless," oil, 33 x 48, was painted the year the exhibition took place. It is a moody work implying horrific actsa dark gathering of figures in tangled night-time woods where a solitary, illuminated woman might be accused of witchcraft. Dolinsky retained possession of the painting until at least 1963. In contrast to the grimness of "The Sightless," "Dream Garden, Artist's Garden in Hunter, New York" is rich in color, happy in mood and express... Read full biography
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