• Education: Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (1966-70)
  • Exhibitions: Over 100 group shows; 18 one-man shows
  • Current and Former Gallery Associations: Katharina Rich Perlow Gallery (New York City); Sherry French Gallery (New York City);James Gallery (Pittsburgh, PA); Rodger LaPelle Gallery, (Philadelphia, PA)
  • Major Commission: 2010 Consol Energy Center in Pittsburgh, PA (5 cityscape murals for the conference center)
  • Major Awards: Cresson Scholarship (PAFA); Scheidt Scholarship (PAFA) Tiffany Grant (Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation);
  • Museum Collections: (see the work) Philadelphia Museum of Art (Phlia. PA); Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts- Museum of American Art (Phila. PA) Witchita Art Museum (Witchita, KA); Ashville Museum of Art (Ashville NC); Reading Community Art Museum (Reading, PA); The Noyes Museum (Oceanville, NJ); The Woodmere Art Museum (Phila. PA); The State Museum of Pennsylvania (Harrisburg, PA); The Philip and Muriel Berman Museum (Ursinus College, Collegeville, PA). Work can be seen in numerous corporate collections as well.

Publications: See especially:
100 Artists of the Brandywine Valley" 2011 by Catherine Quillman;
American Artist Magazine March 1991 by Anna Francis;
Seven Arts Magazine Feb. 1994 by Jodie Kolodzey;
The Artist's Magazine August 1993 by Anna Francis.
Other selected publications. Various dates and authors
painting at Cape Nedick, Maine in September 2004
(at right) Fred Danziger on a September 2004 painting trip to Maine.
(There is nothing better than this...)

Statement: From a recent brochure: "When I was three, I drew a picture of a clown, and my mother liked it so much, she gave me milk and cookies. I liked that! I figured I was on to something there, and when I went to kindergarten, I already knew I was going to be an artist."

painting at Cape Nedick, Maine in September 2004
My dog 'mickey' and I at Chartier's Terrace
My first dog, "Mickey" and me, at Chartier's Terrace near Carnegie, PA where I spent my youth.

I have been extremely fortunate to have been able to spend the greatest part of my life, doing art. Color, light, ideas- they provide the joy. That is the bottom line summary. I have also been fortunate to be a teacher, mainly at the Art Institute of Philadelphia, and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, (from 1997 to 2002) where I continue to see students who give me faith.
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