Frank kleinholz biography

  • Frank Kleinholz [1901-1987] .
  • Frank Kleinholz (1901-1987) was an painter and art educator in New York.
  • Frank Kleinholz was born in Brooklyn, NY in 1901.

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    Frank Kleinholz

    Carnival

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    Frank Kleinholz (Brooklyn, New York, 1901 - Miami, Florida, 1987)
    #ImageTitle & ArtistMediumDateNotes
    01-Grove Street by Frank KleinholzOriginal Aquatint Engraving & Etching1944Signed and numbered, 22/28, by Frank Kleinholz in pencil, Catalogue #7, First and only state.
    02.-Carnival by Frank KleinholzOriginal Etching & Drypoint1955Signed, titled and numbered, '24/25' by Frank Kleinholz in pencil, Catalogue #54, First and only state
    03.-Two Trees - Three Children by Frank KleinholzOriginal Silk-Screen (Serigraph)1964Signed, titled, dated and annotated 'Artists Proof' bygd Frank Kleinholz in pencil, Catalogue #80, First and only state.

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    Frank Kleinholz

     

                                                                                                        

                                                                                                   Frank Kleinholz [1901-1987]

    Frank Kleinholz was born in Brooklyn, fräsch in 1901.  Hardworking and diligent as a student, he earned a scholarship to Colby College in Maine and then went to Fordham Law School, passing the Bar exam in 1923. 
    In the 1930s, bored and discont

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    "These colorful works are inherently a celebration of life."

    Curtis L. Carter

    "His gaiety has a subtly disquieting undertone, as if the artist understood all too well the fragile and transitory nature of his subject matter... When we add to this apparently unworldly approach to his art the Byzantine splendor of his color, we can see that he springs from the same roots as Chagall and Burliuk."

    Jacob Kainen

    "Adjacent objects frequently have strikingly different hues which shock the observer into acknowledging the boundaries between human and material existence."

    Gary Grossman

    		 
    		 

    American Modernist painter, 1901-1987.

    Born in Brooklyn, New York, Kleinholz graduated Fordham Law School in 1923. In the 1930s, he began studying painting under Yasuo Kuniyoshi and Sol Wilson. He quickly rose to prominence with the inclusion of Abstractionists in the Carnegie Institute exhibition of 1941. The following year Back Street won a purchase prize by t