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1889 Riverside, California - 1971 Oaxaca, Mexico. Known for: Mod genre, landscape, still life painting.
The Mexican Odyssey of an American Painter: Doris Rosenthal. By Carleton Deals for Midtown Galleries, 605 Madison Avenue, New York City (circa 1970). Few American painters have as an adventurous... Read full biography
The Mexican Odyssey of an American Painter: Doris Rosenthal. By Carleton Deals for Midtown Galleries, 605 Madison Avenue, New York City (circa 1970). Few American painters have as an adventurous spirit as Doris Rosenthal. Fearlessly and alone she has traveled to the remotest Indian corners of... Read full biography
The Mexican Odyssey of an American Painter: Doris Rosenthal. By Carleton Deals for Midtown Galleries, 605 Madison Avenue, New York City (circa 1970). Few American painters have as an adventurous spirit as Doris Rosenthal. Fearlessly and alone she has traveled to the remotest Indian corners of Mexico in search of material, not merely for her paints, but to feed that spirit of freedom and exaltation out of which good art has always been distilled. For many the more direct story of her personal... Read full biography
The Mexican Odyssey of an American Painter: Doris Rosenthal. By Carleton Deals for Midtown Galleries, 605 Madison Avenue, New York City (circa 1970). Few American painters have as an adventurous spirit as Doris Rosenthal. Fearlessly and alone she has traveled to the remotest Indian corners of Mexico in search of material, not merely for her paints, but to feed that spirit of freedom and exaltation out of which good art has always been distilled. For many the more direct story of her personal adventures, both physical and spiritual, would quite likely be fully as exciting as her canvasses, into which she has poured the essence of her experience. Most American painters who have felt the "Mexican urge" have been trapped into sterile... Read full biography
The Mexican Odyssey of an American Painter: Doris Rosenthal. By Carleton Deals for Midtown Galleries, 605 Madison Avenue, New York City (circa 1970). Few American painters have as an adventurous spirit as Doris Rosenthal. Fearlessly and alone she has traveled to the remotest Indian corners of Mexico in search of material, not merely for her paints, but to feed that spirit of freedom and exaltation out of which good art has always been distilled. For many the more direct story of her personal adventures, both physical and spiritual, would quite likely be fully as exciting as her canvasses, into which she has poured the essence of her experience. Most American painters who have felt the "Mexican urge" have been trapped into sterile limitation of such native masters as Diego Rivera or Clemente Orozco, or they have been too easily duped by picturesque or the... Read full biography