1950s Elizabeth Lobingier, The Garden Wall Glacier Park Landscape Oil Painting

Description

Description: Beautiful modernist leaning abstract landscape. Her color pallet on this piece titled "The Garden Wall Glacier Park", is more … more Description: Beautiful modernist leaning abstract landscape. Her color pallet on this piece titled "The Garden Wall Glacier Park", is more vibrant then all her other works. She was from Winchester MA.

Elizabeth Miller Lobingier (1889 - 1973) was active/lived in Massachusetts, District Of Columbia. Elizabeth Lobingier is known for Modernist-leaning landscape, abstract geometric.

Born in Washington D.C., she studied at the Art Institute of Chicago with Walter Sargent and Hugh Breckenridge, at the University of New Mexico and the University of Chicago. In Gloucester, Massachusetts, she took classes from A.T. Hibbard and Carl Nordstrom, and she lived in the Cape Ann area of Boston's North Shore. With Walter Sargent, she co-authored a book, "How Children Learn to Draw." From 1935 to 1953, she taught at the Winchester, Massachusetts Studio Guild, and beginning 1952, worked in the Education department of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. She also painted in Georgia where her work won prizes. From 1935 to 1946, she exhibited extensively in the Boston area.

Dimensions Framed: 23.75" x 33 5/8"
Painting: 25" x 30" less