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Nathaniel Jacobson
Nathaniel J. Jacobson (1916–1996) was an American artist, educator and color theorist based in Boston. He began his studies Museum of Fine Arts School, followed by the Massachusetts School of Art. After graduating in 1938, Jacobson enrolled in Yale School of Art, Yale University's School of the Fine Arts, receiving his BFA in 1941. Jacobson enlisted in the army in 1943 and after serving, the themes of his paintings turned towards his experience in Europe during World War II. Jacobson found early success as a painter when his paintings were exhibited at the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Institute in 1941 as part of its exhibition "Directions in American Painting." Subsequently, his work was shown in New York at the Macbeth Gallery and the Gallery of Modern Art as well as The Arts Club of Chicago and Today's Art Gallery in Boston. As a student of Anna Hathaway, a follower of Albert Henry Munsell, Albert Munsell, he developed his interest in color theory. In 1975 Jacobs ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Nathaniel Jacobson, "The Survivors" Polymer On Canvas, 1957
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