biografía de Werner Emil GROSHANS (1913-1986)

Lugar de nacimiento: Eutingen, Germany

Direcciones: Weehawken, NJ

Profesión: Painter

Estudios: Newark School Fine & Indust. Art, with Bernar Gussow, grad.

Exposiciones: WMAA,1948-49, 1952-53; Painting in the United States, CI, 1949; American Painting Today, MMA, 1950; Continuing Tradition of Realism in American Art, Hirsch-Adler Gals., New York, 1962; 30th Ann Midyear Show, Butler IA, 1965; Babcock Galleries, NYC, 1970s. Awards: Thomas B. Clarke prize, NAD, 1960; Lucy McBride Beach Mem. first award, Montclair Art Mus., 1961; Margaret Cooper Mem. prize, Allied Artists Am., 1966.

Asociaciones: NAD (member council, 1970-73); Audubon Artists; Allied Artists Am.; Assoc. Artists NJ (director, 1965-67); CAFA

Obra: Newark (NJ) Mus.; Davenport (IA) Munic. Art Gal.; DC Ct. Gen. Sessions Art Trust, Washington, DC; Newark Pub. Lib.; New Britain (CT) Mus. Am. Art

Comentarios: Preferred media: oils, pastels. Positions: chmn dept. fine arts, Jersey City Mus, NJ, 1966-69; member advisory board trustees, du Cret School Arts, NJ, 1971.

Fuentes: WW73; Philbrook Smith (editor), Avowed Champion of Realistic Art," NJ Music & Arts Magazine, 11/1965; Elizabeth McFadden (author), "Realism in New York Show," Newark Sun News, 9/18/1966; Margarita Dulac (author), "Werner Groshans, Painter of Realism & Fantasy," Am. Artist Magazine, 6/1970."