Born in Boston, Massachusetts on May 18, 1938, Janet Fish was raised on the island of Bermuda and came from a family of artists. Her grandfather, Clark Vorhees, was an American Impressionist painter, while her father was an art history teacher, and her mother, Florence Whistler Fish, was a sculptor and potter. Fish knew from a young age that she wanted to pursue the visual arts. She was talented in ceramics—having access to her mother’s kiln—and initially intended to be a sculptor.
Happy Birthday to Janet Fish, Painter of ‘After a Wedding’ from the Museum’s Permanent Collection
by Dawn Zattau, in Art, Behind the Scenes
May
18
It’s All About Interpretation
by Cummer Museum Admin, Director of Art Education in Art, Cummer SHOP
Feb
06
Written By: Lisa Cronin, Visitors Services Associate Abstract expression Brushwork Surrealism Technique Representation Alteration Cubism Thought provoking Albers Rothko-Richter Theodoros Stamos Ready to view the new exhibition […]
Affinity Group: Spring 2015 Calendar of Events
by Amber Sesnick, Marketing Manager in Programs
Nov
30
The Cummer Museum’s Affinity Groups offer Members unique opportunities to become more involved in the life of the Museum by exploring their own passions. Affinity Group Members participate in programs and […]
Folio Weekly Exhibition Artist Highlight: David Webster
by Cummer Museum Admin, Director of Art Education in Art, Community
Sep
18
David received a Masters Degree of Fine Arts in Oil Painting from the University of Illinois in 1986. His artwork has always been a combination of Abstract Expressionism and Realism. He enjoys creating…
Leonard Baskin: Works on Paper
by Cummer Museum Admin, Director of Art Education in Art
Jul
27
An internationally acclaimed sculptor, printmaker, painter, calligrapher, essayist, book designer, and poet, Leonard Baskin (American, 1922 – 2000) was a major figure in 20th-century American art.
Art History Primer: Pop Art Part 1
by Cummer Museum Admin, Director of Art Education in Art
Jan
30
“Once you ‘got’ Pop, you could never see a sign the same way again. And once you thought Pop, you could never see America the same way again.” – Andy Warhol
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