…with a knowledge of Renaissance art techniques. The informal group included Kenneth Hayes Miller, Reginald Marsh, Isabel Bishop, Minna Citron, and twin brothers Raphael and Moses Soyer. Raphael Soyer working on…
Read More…1936. Oil on canvas via the Whitney Museum of American Art. Raphael Soyer, 1930: Raphael Soyer (December 25, 1899 – November 4, 1987) was a painter and printmaker affiliated with the…
Read More…the 20th century. Reginald Marsh ( left) and Raphael Soyer (right) in studio at 1 Union Square circa late 1938 – 45. Smithsonian American Art Archives. In the 20th century,…
Read More…for the latest deals. While fellow Fourteenth Street School artists Kenneth Hayes Miller, Reginald Marsh, and Raphael Soyer frequently depicted the “New Women” of Union Square through a highly sexualized…
Read More…in 1930 began to study at the Art Students League under Kenneth Hayes Miller. There she learned alongside Isabel Bishop, Reginald Marsh, Raphael Soyer, and Edward Laning, whom she married…
Read More…art, featuring paintings by artists such as de Kooning, Chagall, Gorky, Avery, Raphael and Moses Soyer, and others, many of which had been received as gifts. The Foundation has holdings…
Read More…at 23 Bethune Street. The photographer Walker Evans, the painter and photographer Lou Block, and the film critic Jay Leyda intermittently occupied the street-level workshop, and the painter Moses Soyer…
Read More…Ben Shahn and painter Moses Soyer each had an apartment. Evans, painter and photographer Lou Block, and film critic Jay Leyda also occupied the workshop on the ground floor at…
Read More…thus at risk of becoming a public charge. The Saint Raphael Society for the Protection of Italian Immigrants interceded for her with the Labor Department’s Immigration Board, and she was…
Read More…Street still has Chess Forum. Join us to celebrate Imad, his shop, and Village chess culture on November 10th! Chess Forum owner Imad Khachchan will be joined by Raphael D’Lugoff, a…
Read More…The Saint Raphael Society for the Protection of Italian Immigrants interceded for her with the Labor Department’s Immigration Board, and she was allowed to depart the island March 24, 1911….
Read More…located at 113 Waverly Place, as part of the Saint Raphael Society for the Protection of Italian Immigrants, under the leadership of Father Pietro Bandini. Father Bandini named his chapel…
Read More…York branch of what was then an international effort, the Saint Raphael Society for the Protection of Italian Immigrants, gave the name Our Lady of Pompeii to the chapel in…
Read More…wealthy people. The Attorney General has stated that Madison entered into a loan-to-own scheme with Raphael Toledano, in which TTC’s rent-regulated tenants were to be removed from our homes in…
Read More…public charge. The Saint Raphael Society for the Protection of Italian Immigrants interceded for her with the Labor Department’s Immigration Board, and she was allowed to depart the island on…
Read More…– 1928, but the parish had had several homes prior. In 1890, it began in a building located at 113 Waverly Place, as part of the Saint Raphael Society for…
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…Ellis Island because she was an unaccompanied minor and thus at risk of becoming a public charge. The Saint Raphael Society for the Protection of Italian Immigrants interceded for her…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…style building was constructed in 1927 to the designs of Italian-American architect Matthew del Gaudio. The church is rooted in the Saint Raphael Society for the Protection of Italian Immigrants, established to…
Read More…From the LPC agenda: A Colonial Revival style library building designed by Carrere & Hastings, and built in 1904-06, with a stripped Classical style addition designed by Raphael Glucroft, and…
Read More…Mira Schor and Raphael Rubinstein. The unveiling was followed by an eclectic and delicious selection of pizza from Two Boots, served by founder Phil Hartman himself. A reception was held inside…
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