biografía de Maurice Jay STEIN (1898-?)

Lugar de nacimiento: New York, NY

Direcciones: New York, NY

Profesión: Painter, designer

Estudios: Cooper Union; Pratt Inst., City College New York; Acad. Venice; Columbia Univ.

Exposiciones: United Irish Charities, New York, 1962; Nat. Soc. Arts & Letters, 1963; Farnsworth Mus., Rockland, 1963 & 1964; Nat. Soc. Arts & Award Show, New York, 1967; 20 Selected Professionals, March of Dimes, 1968. Awards: Grumbacher award of merit, 1961; first prize gold medal, United Irish Co. Charities, Hunter College 30th Art Exhib., 1962; gold medal for year, Catholic Fine Arts Soc., 1970

Asociaciones: Kappi Pi (hon. member); Royal Soc. Arts (fellow); Nat. Soc. Arts & Letters (treasurer, 1966); Catholic Fine Arts Soc. (hon. member)

Obra: Seaman & Int. Inst. Gallery, New York; Univ. Maine, Orono; St. Peters Episcopal Church, Rockland, ME; Yeshiva Univ., New York; College John Hamilton Gillespie Mus., Sarasota, FLa. Commissions: portraits, Dr. Jonas E. Salk, Virus Research, Univ. Pittsburgh, 1959, Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, USA, 1960 & Lt. Gen. August Shomburg, USA, 1961; Christ, St. Peters Episcopal Church, 1968; Profet Micah, Temple Judea, Manhasset, NY, 1970.

Comentarios: Positions: designer of jewelry for various manufacturers, 1920-50; chmn., Palette Scholarship Award Comnittee, 1967. Teaching: instructor in oil painting, Treasure Art Guild, Paramus, NJ, 1962-65; instructor in oil painting, Synagogue Golden Age Group, 1964-67. Art interests: founded Palette Scholarship Award for honor art h.s. students in 1967.