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Louis Loeb

Louis Loeb (1866 - 1909) was active/lived in New York, New Hampshire / France.  Louis Loeb is known for Magazine illustration, allegorical figure and landscape painting, lithography.

Louis Loeb began his career as an illustrator during the early 1890s, achieving considerable renown in the realm of black and white. However, he later turned his attention to painting, garnering widespread acclaim for his portraits and figural work. His many admirers in the New York art world included the painter William A. Coffin, who lauded his technical acumen and described him an artist who "was as sincere in his art as he was in his conscientious and upright life." 1

Loeb was born in Cleveland, Ohio on November 7th 1866, the son of Alexander Loeb, a dry-goods merchant, and his wife, Sarah. After attending a local public school, he served as an apprentice at the lithography firm of Johns and Company. He later worked for a French lithography firm based in Cleveland, during which time he attended evening sketch classes at the Cleveland Art Club.

In 1887 Loeb moved to New York, continuing his work as a lithographer and taking evening classes at the Art Students League. T   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 5006 characters.]  Artist bio

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