Missouri, New York / Italy. 1921 - 2012
Expressionist figure and large scale triptych painting
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1912 - 1993. Known for: Still life, portrait, figure and genre painting.
Stella Pearlmutter (1912-1993). Active in St. Louis, Missouri in the 1960s and 1970s, Pearlmutter painted in an impressionist style. Her husband Morris Pearlmutter was the founder of the St. Louis... Read full biography
Stella Pearlmutter (1912-1993). Active in St. Louis, Missouri in the 1960s and 1970s, Pearlmutter painted in an impressionist style. Her husband Morris Pearlmutter was the founder of the St. Louis Jewish Light. They had two sons, Daniel and David. David Pearlmutter became an illustrator, graphic... Read full biography
Stella Pearlmutter (1912-1993). Active in St. Louis, Missouri in the 1960s and 1970s, Pearlmutter painted in an impressionist style. Her husband Morris Pearlmutter was the founder of the St. Louis Jewish Light. They had two sons, Daniel and David. David Pearlmutter became an illustrator, graphic designer and screenplay writer. She exhibited at the St. Louis Art Guild. Some of her work indicates that she visited the island of Jamaica. Born on September 10, 1912, she died in St. Louis in February... Read full biography
Stella Pearlmutter (1912-1993). Active in St. Louis, Missouri in the 1960s and 1970s, Pearlmutter painted in an impressionist style. Her husband Morris Pearlmutter was the founder of the St. Louis Jewish Light. They had two sons, Daniel and David. David Pearlmutter became an illustrator, graphic designer and screenplay writer. She exhibited at the St. Louis Art Guild. Some of her work indicates that she visited the island of Jamaica. Born on September 10, 1912, she died in St. Louis in February of 1993. Sources include:. St. Louis Dispatch. Social Security Death Index.
Stella Pearlmutter (1912-1993). Active in St. Louis, Missouri in the 1960s and 1970s, Pearlmutter painted in an impressionist style. Her husband Morris Pearlmutter was the founder of the St. Louis Jewish Light. They had two sons, Daniel and David. David Pearlmutter became an illustrator, graphic designer and screenplay writer. She exhibited at the St. Louis Art Guild. Some of her work indicates that she visited the island of Jamaica. Born on September 10, 1912, she died in St. Louis in February of 1993. Sources include:. St. Louis Dispatch. Social Security Death Index.
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Poppies, 1988
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Yellow floral still life.
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Women in an Interior
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Connecticut. 1889 - 1934
Architectural landscape, etcher
United States. Born 1951
Sculptor-tubular steel, mixed media abs
Missouri. 1904 - 2003
Music, abstract, landscape, prints
New Jersey, Missouri, California. 1925 - 2017
Biblical, allegorical figure painter, sculpture, stained-glass design
Missouri / Belgium, France. 1929 - 2022
Abstract expression, modernist-leaning landscape painting, professor
Missouri. 1922 - 1991
Sculptor, performance, abstraction
Missouri. 1931 - 2004
Abstract figural
Missouri. Born 1948
Photo-real street scenes and buildings with bright-light reflections
Missouri. 1900 - 1973
Mural, mod genre, streets, portrait
Missouri / Germany. 1925 - 1984
Surreal genre-views, abstraction, mural
Missouri, Michigan / Mexico. 1918 - 2006
Surrealism, biomorphic abstract painting
Missouri, New York, Illinois. 1912 - 2006
Abstract, non-objective painting, teaching
Missouri, Illinois. 1860 - 1931
Landscape, harbor views, florals
Missouri. 1880 - 1959
Rural landscape, industrial, city view painting
New York, Missouri. 1899 - 1985
Modernist sea-views and non-objective painting, graphics
Missouri. 1927 - 2009
Sculpture, assemblage, abstraction