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Mil LubrothUntitled, Mixed Media Oil Painting Figures Contemporary Female Artist
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This Contemporary female artist overlays stenciled figures using vibrant colors. Some of the figures are rendered with detail while others are left in abstraction.
Mil Lubroth (1926-2004) was an American born artist who until her passing lived and worked in Madrid, Spain. Her colorful, semi-abstract paintings, which often combined Jewish, Arab and Christian symbolism, were described as “light and music, subtlety and suggestion, full of energy and joy” by Catherine Coleman, curator at the Reina Sofia Museum. Her annual open studio, held every November, was an important celebration of the Spanish art scene.
A Fulbright scholar born Millie Schleifer, Mil Lubroth was influenced by the whimsical work of Paul Klee as well as by Robert Rauschenberg and Cy Twombly. She lived in Paris and then moved with her husband to Madrid where she raised her four children. The richly layered culture of Spain inspired her to weave together Jewish, Islamic and Western influences in her decorative and often mysterious work. She was the first North American Woman to exhibit at Madrid’s Cultural Center and her work also showed in Seville, Granada, Barcelona and New York.
Education
La Guardia High School of Art and Music, New York
B.A., Southern Cal
M.A. Kansas State
Advanced Studies under Willem De Kooning and Josef Albers at Black Mountain College, North Carolina
Collections
Smithsonian, UNESCO New York.
The White House, Washington DC.
Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, Madrid y Castellón.
Museo of Skopje. Macedonia. Yugoslavia.
Johnson & Johnson, Madrid.
Baker and McKenzie.
Banco de España. Madrid.
Radio RVE, Sydney, Australia.
Comisión del Deporte en Bellas Artes. Madrid.
Virginia Center for the Creative Arts.
Corporate Art Collection Juffali Brothers, Jedda, Arabia Saudí
Arab banking Corporation, New York.
Hebrew Union College, New York.
Embajada de los EEUU, Israel y Kuwait en Madrid.
Pórtland Art Museum, Oregón.
Colección del Patrimonio Nacional de Su Majestad la Reina Sofía.
Asociación de Amigos del Museo Sefardí. Toledo.
Instituto Hamburgo, México D.F.
Museo de la Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San fernando. Madrid.
Warsaw Historical Museum. Polonia.
Embajada de Jordania, Madrid.
Biblioteca Nacional de Madrid.
“Grabado Contemporáneo” Museo Postal ty Telegráfico, Madrid.
Colección Grupo Larios de España.
Arab Bank PLC, España.
Embajada de EEUU
Solo Exhibitions
Madrid: Ateneo, Galeria Juana Mordó, Galeria Vandres, Galeria Lorca, Galeria Osmo, Centro Washington Irving, Galeria Tórculo. Annta Gallery
Sevilla: Club de la Rábida, la Pasarela.
Portugal: Casino de Estéril, Galeria San Fernando.
Florida: Gloria Luria Gallery.
Holanda: Susquehanna Gallery, Philips Museum.
Hong Kong: Asia Art Gallery.
Hawaii: Walden Gallery.
New York: Rizzoli Gallery, Trump Tower, Artopia 57th street Gallery.
Polonia: Dom stuki, Forum Gallery, Galeria Sztuki wspotcreeng
Suiza: Galerie Pensa.
Sur Africa: “A stranger in a strange Land”, University of Pretoria
- Creator:Mil Lubroth (1926 - 2004, American)
- Dimensions:Height: 18 in (45.72 cm)Width: 21.75 in (55.25 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Surfside, FL
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU38211313672
Mil Lubroth
Madrid artist Mil Lubroth started life as Millie Schleifer, star pupil at New York's La Guardia High School of Music and Art. After obtaining a B.A. from Southern Cal, an M.A. from Kansas State, and studying with de Kooning and Albers at Black Mountain College, she became a Fullbright Scholar destined for Vienna who later settled in Madrid. She was the first North American to exhibit at the prestigious Ateneo Cultural Center in Madrid and has since shown her work steadily in Madrid, Seville, Granada, Barcelona, Burgos and other Spanish and European cities, as well as in the U.S. Among influences, she names Klee, Rauschenberg, Twombly and Kitaj.
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