Hugh Mesibov show at Susan Teller Gallery extended through May 27

  • May 12, 2010 12:26

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Hugh Mesibov, The Siege (Leningrad), 1943, 54 x 61 inches

The Hugh Mesibov Wartime Shipyard show at the Susan Teller Gallery is now EXTENDED through May 27, 2010

Hugh Mesibov: The Wartime Shipyard
Surrealist Works of 1942/45, Paintings and Drawings

Link to site:
www.susantellergallery.com
The entire show may be viewed under Exhibitions or Current.

During World War II Hugh Mesibov was a First Class Ship Fitter at the historic William Cramp & Son Shipbuilding Company in Philadelphia. That day-to-day experience, combined with horrific wartime news, resulted in a body surrealist paintings and drawings. A highlight of the show is his monumental painting, The Siege (Leningrad), 1943.

A work by Mesibov from this period was included in the landmark exhibition, Surrealism USA, at the National Academy of Design Museum, NY, 2005.



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We feature American paintings and works on paper from the 1920s to the 1950s with special interest in the Urban/Industrial Scene, Modernism, Atelier 17, Surrealism, and African American work.

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