Painting After Art is Dead

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Lorser Feitelson

Sterling Bowen

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Lorser Feitelson came to Los Angeles in 1927, bringing with him Modernist ideas he had adopted while living in New York and Paris. Highly influential as a leader and teacher in the art community, Feitelson helped to establish Los Angeles as the important art center it is today.

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    […] and raised in Los Angeles, he was encouraged in art by Stanton MacDonald – Wright, Lorser Feitelson, Millard Sheets and Nicholas Brigante. He studied art, architecture, philosophy and education at […]

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    […] more connections this year I’ll note that readers who like Jane should check out Osamu and Lorser, and Thomas who was the best living American painter for most of my […]

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