Vera Eisenberg

VERA EISENBERG

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Vera Eisenberg was an Argentine painter, born in Hungary in 1943. She lived in Argentina from 1951. She attended the workshops of Ana Tarsia, Néstor Cruz, Víctor Chab, Kenneth Kemble and Felipe Noé, studied at the Art Students League of New York, and received her last plastic formation with the master Carlos Cañás. She took part in art halls, group and solo exhibitions in Argentina and abroad from 1985.

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GALLERY

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+ 001R.R.
+ 002Sara Bande
+ 003Untitled
+ 004Untitled
+ 005Joshua Tree
+ 006A pesar del otoño
+ 007Untitled
+ 008Untitled
+ 009Untitled
+ 010Untitled
+ 011Untitled
+ 012Untitled

EXHIBITIONS

EXHIBITIONS

Since 1985 Vera's artwork has been displayed in numerous exhibitions all around the world, including museums such as the Louvre, Recoleta's Cultural Center, Art Miami, and many more.

+ 013El viejo rincón
+ 014Untitled
+ 015Riachos II
+ 016Untitled
+ 017Pintando con Vincent
+ 018Arboleda
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CRITICS

"The landscape as visual metaphor has been a permanent theme in Vera Eisenberg's work. Let us consider pictorial language as a vital and creative experience and its significant power (...)"

Rosa Faccaro, AACA - AICA

"(...) the artist also reaches moments of great lyric beauty, as in the truly rhapsodic horizontes, whose different blues show a disturbing interaction of exaltation and strife. An exhilarating show indeed."

Alfredo Cernadas, Art critic

"Vera Eisenberg is a painter who transforms landscape elements in her own peculiar manner, painting flame-like trees within fractured neo-cubistic planes and employing a palette of fiery reds and gem-like blues (...)"

Marjorie Perkoff, Critic
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