New York. 1903 - 1998
Screenprints, urban landscape, abstract painting
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1911 New York City - 2005 Wilmington, Delaware. Known for: City genre, landscape, graphics.
Born in New York City where she remained active, Helen Sloan was a painter, writer, teacher and theater set and costume designer. She graduated from The Brearley School in 1929 and then studied at... Read full biography
Born in New York City where she remained active, Helen Sloan was a painter, writer, teacher and theater set and costume designer. She graduated from The Brearley School in 1929 and then studied at the Art Students League with John Sloan, Harry Wickey, Charles Locke and Boardman Robinson. She took... Read full biography
Born in New York City where she remained active, Helen Sloan was a painter, writer, teacher and theater set and costume designer. She graduated from The Brearley School in 1929 and then studied at the Art Students League with John Sloan, Harry Wickey, Charles Locke and Boardman Robinson. She took anatomy classes at Cornell University Medical School, studied weaving, pottery, metalwork, wood carving and jewelry making at the Craft Students League, and then made four study trips to Europe between... Read full biography
Born in New York City where she remained active, Helen Sloan was a painter, writer, teacher and theater set and costume designer. She graduated from The Brearley School in 1929 and then studied at the Art Students League with John Sloan, Harry Wickey, Charles Locke and Boardman Robinson. She took anatomy classes at Cornell University Medical School, studied weaving, pottery, metalwork, wood carving and jewelry making at the Craft Students League, and then made four study trips to Europe between 1927 and 1936. In 1944, she married John Sloan, whose writings on the philosophy of art she had edited and who had been her teacher. From 1940 to 1944, she was director of the Society of Independent Artists and entered each of their sixteen annual... Read full biography
Born in New York City where she remained active, Helen Sloan was a painter, writer, teacher and theater set and costume designer. She graduated from The Brearley School in 1929 and then studied at the Art Students League with John Sloan, Harry Wickey, Charles Locke and Boardman Robinson. She took anatomy classes at Cornell University Medical School, studied weaving, pottery, metalwork, wood carving and jewelry making at the Craft Students League, and then made four study trips to Europe between 1927 and 1936. In 1944, she married John Sloan, whose writings on the philosophy of art she had edited and who had been her teacher. From 1940 to 1944, she was director of the Society of Independent Artists and entered each of their sixteen annual exhibitions from 1929 through 1944. She was an active member of the Art Students League, the Highlands Art A... Read full biography
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New York, Massachusetts. 1880 - 1947
Landscape, genre, interiors, illustrator
New York. 1905 - 1987
Surreal landscape-figures, mural
New York, Delaware. 1822 - 1903
Landscape and coastal view painting, etching
New York. 1867 - 1940
Urban-street genre, portrait painting
New York. 1904 - 1992
Modernist city genre, illustrator, mural
Washington, New York. 1906 - 1970
City genre-crowds, figure-portrait
Pennsylvania. 1808 - 1886
Food still life and portrait painting
New York, California. 1908 - 1978
Children's book illustration, city view painting, lithography
New York, Florida. 1869 - 1937
Landscape, genre, portrait, figure
Massachusetts, New Hampshire. 1858 - 1927
Portrait and impressionist landscape painting
Illinois, Vermont / France. 1866 - 1952
Impressionist landscape, figure and portrait painting, etching
New York. 1895 - 1981
Figure, portrait, genre, landscape painting, teaching
New York, California / France, Russian Federation, Italy. 1899 - 1972
Surreal genre and landscape painting, set design
New York, Ohio. 1902 - 1988
City genre, street scenes and figure painting, graphic design
Wisconsin, Illinois. 1907 - 1992
Mod genre-landscape and trompe still life painting
New York / Hungary. 1887 - 1993
Rural landscape painting-snowscenes
California / Hungary, Croatia. 1904 - 1959
Painting
New Jersey. 1909 - 1981
Town-landscape, marine, genre
New York, Maine, Massachusetts. 1893 - 1958
Marine, landscape and genre painting
New Hampshire, New York, Tennessee. 1855 - 1941
Indian figure, portrait and genre painting, teaching
New York. 1866 - 1939
Landscape, coastal, portrait, figure
New York, Connecticut, Maine / Australia. 1881 - 1962
Realist urban view and genre painting, printmaking
New York / France. 1864 - 1960
River-scene and still life painting, decoration, murals
Missouri, New York, New Jersey. 1909 - 1963
Regionalist and abstract painting
New York. 1899 - 1974
Figure-dancers, social realism
Maine, Massachusetts. 1864 - 1940
Marine, landscape, interior paintings, etchings, teaching
New York, Pennsylvania. 1876 - 1953
Urban genre painting, illustration, mural, scenic design
New York. 1866 - 1933
Urban genre and portrait painting, illustration
New York, Connecticut / Denmark. 1883 - 1972
Big city landscape-streets-snow
Massachusetts, New York. 1922 - 2000
Sculpture, painting, illustration, writing, printmaking
Pennsylvania, North Carolina. 1907 - 1994
Genre, figure and portrait painting, printmaking, sculpture