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Maurice Molarsky

Maurice Molarsky (1885 - 1950) was active/lived in Pennsylvania.  Maurice Molarsky is known for Portrait, genre, flora, and landscape painting.

The following biographical information was submitted by Mona Molarsky, great niece of the artist.  Her source is the library of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia.

Summary of affiliations with the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts for:

NAME:  Maurice Molarsky  (1885-1950)
 
Student Record: 1899-1904, and 1906-10

Student Prizes: Thouron Prize for Composition, 1903; Cresson Travel Scholarship, 1904 (letters written during his European trip are in the file for '05)
 
Summary of exhibition record:  Annual Exhibitions of Oils and Sculpture, frequently between 1904 and 1950 (see list of titles in Falk work below); one-man show at PAFA, 1946.
 
Exhibition Prizes: Fellowship Prize, 1909 (purchase of a work by the alumni fellowship)
 
Clippings: see PAFA library clipping file; email [email protected];
 
PAFA Permanent Collection: 2 oils: The Connoisseur (Eugene Costello   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3130 characters.]  Artist bio

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