biografía de Joseph KAPLAN (1900-1980)

Lugar de nacimiento: Minsk, Russia

Direcciones: Provincetown, MA, early 1920s; NYC, 1946-on

Profesión: Painter, designer, etcher, curator

Estudios: Educ. Alliance, NYC; NAD.

Exposiciones: Carnegie Inst., 1941; Corcoran Gal. biennials, 1949-53 (3 times); Audubon Artists; PAFA Ann., 1946-54, 1958; Pepsi-Cola, 1944; AV, 1942; NAC, 1946; Am. A. Cong.; Cape Cod Art Assn, 1962 (prize); Audubon Artists, 1967 (prize for Interior); NAD, 1969 (prize for self-portrait).

Asociaciones: Provincetown Art Assn. (hon. vice pres. & trustee, 1955-); Audubon Artists; A. Lg. Am.

Obra: MMA; Butler Inst. Am. Art; Decatur Art Cntr.; Newark Mus.; Univ. Kentucky, Lexington; Tel Aviv Mus.; Mus. Western A., Biro Bidjan Mus., Russia.

Comentarios: Preferred media: oils, gouache. He also curated a traveling exhibition for five Midwest museums, as well as exhibitions for the Philadelphia Art Alliance and the Cape Cod AA, Hyannis, MA.

Fuentes: WW73; Carl Fortes (interviewer), taped interview for Museum Archives (1968); WW47; Falk, Exh. Record Series.