Born 1921; Philadelphia, PA
Studied with Philadelphia Impressionist Joseph Capolino,
Art Students' League, New York City
Museums here and abroad, and with artist husband Harold Goodwin
Teaching Experience:
Montreal Artists' School, Canada
Solo Shows:
Essex Art Association, Essex, CT
Little Studio Gallery, NYC, NY
Roko Gallery, NYC, NY
Group Shows:
ALVA Gallery, New London, CT
Kingdom Fine Arts, Boston, MA
Bowery Gallery, NYC, NY
Hartford National Bank, Essex, CT
Hull Gallery, Washington, DC
AFA One year travelling show
Montreal Museum of Fine Art Spring show(s)
Springfield, MA Library Mural Competition travelling Show
Permanent Installations:
Murals for the Doral Park Hotel, NYC, NY
Ten oil paintings for Le Cygne Restaurant, NYC, NY
Private collections:
NYC, Boston, Los Angeles, Belfast, Ireland, Lugano, Switzerland
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Born in 1919; New York City. Died in 2001; Lyme, Connecticut
Educaton:
Woodstock Art Colony
A year's study in Europe
Art Students' League, NYC
(Served in WW II, as a navigator with RCAF)
Teaching Experience:
Montreal Artists' School, Canada
Lyme Academy of Fine Arts where he taught drawing and Art history
1976 First President of Lyme Academy of Fine Arts
Murals:
1937 World's Fair; New Orleans Room
1937 U.S. Treasury Dept. Competition; Post Office, Harrison, NY
Various private murals
1982 Le Cygne restaurant, NYC in collaboration with Barbara Eckhardt-Goodwin
1991 Doral Park Avenue, saturnia Room, NYC in collaboration with Barbara Eckhardt-Goodwin
Commissioned Portraits:
The creation of Portrait House 1958, NYC
Landscape and genre paintings in Connecticut
Illustrations:
The ice Palace, by Margaret Cooper, Macmillan
The Great Bone Hunt, by Margaret Cooper, Macmillan
Dwellers in the Woods, poems by John Clare, Macmillan
A Singing Wind, poems by James Stephens, Macmillan
Do Not Annoy The Indians, by Betty Baker, Macmillan
Wrote & Illustrated:
Magic Number, Bradbury Press
Top Secret: Alligators!, Bradbury press
Cargo, Bradbury Press
Throughout his life he was deeply interested in the art of painting, he was a
realist - belonged to no school and avoided the art business.