Biographies of Members of the Jewish People

Jewish visual artists

Mel Alexenberg, experimental artist

Boris Aronson, designer, painter and sculptor

David Ascalon, sculptor and synagogue designer

Maurice Ascalon, sculptor and industrial designer

Will Barnet, painter, printmaker

Leonard Baskin, sculptor and graphic artist

Wallace Berman, assemblage artist

Ross Bleckner, painter

Hyman Bloom, painter

Victor David Brenner, designer of the US penny

Sol Brodsky, comic book artist and Marvel Comics executive

Rhea Carmi, abstract expressionist and mixed-media artist

Judy Chicago, feminist painter

Jo Davidson, sculptor

Elaine de Kooning, abstract expressionist painter

Jim Dine, pop artist

Henry Dreyfuss, industrial designer

Janet Echelman, sculptor

David Em, computer artist

Jacob Epstein, US born-UK-based sculptor

Philip Evergood, artist

Jane Frank (Jane Schenthal Frank), abstract expressionist artist

Helen Frankenthaler, abstract expressionist

Moritz Fuerst, painter

Leo Garel, painter and cartoonist

Sonia Gechtoff, abstract expressionist

Milton Glaser, graphic designer

Michael Goldberg, abstract expressionist

Rube Goldberg, cartoonist and sculptor

Jack Goldstein, multi-media artist

Leon Golub, political painter

Adolph Gottlieb, abstract expressionist

Stephen Greene, abstract expressionist

Roy Gussow, abstract sculptor

Philip Guston, abstract expressionist

Eva Hesse, post-minimalist sculptor

Sylvia Hyman, ceramist^[1]

Alex Kahn, pageant puppetry and ritual theater artist

Barrie Karp, painter, writer, multi-media

Alex Katz, painter^[2]

Alan Kaufman, author, painter

R. B. Kitaj, UK-based American painter

Lee Krasner, abstract expressionist

Barbara Kruger, conceptual artist and graphic designer

Ronnie Landfield, lyrical abstractionist

Geoffrey Laurence, realist painter

Josef Levi, abstract computer painter

Jack Levine, expressionist painter

Sol LeWitt, sculptor

Alexander Liberman, sculptor, painter, and photographer

Roy Lichtenstein, pop artist

Irene Lieblich, painter

Jacques Lipchitz, cubist sculptor

Morris Louis, abstract expressionist

Herb Lubalin, graphic designer

Peter Max, pop artist

Paul Meltsner, WPA-era painter and muralist

Ludwig Mestler, painter and engraver

Caroline Mytinger, painter

Barbara Nessim, artist, illustrator

Louise Nevelson, abstract expressionist sculptor

Barnett Newman, abstract expressionist

Jules Olitski, abstract expressionist

Jeanette Kuvin Oren

Paul Palnik, cartoonist, printmaker, kaballistic painter

Mark Podwal, graphic artist, political cartoonist, painter

Paul Rand, graphic designer

Larry Rivers, pop artist

Mark Rothko, abstract expressionist

Louis Schanker, printmaker, painter, sculptor, abstract modernist

Miriam Schapiro, abstract expressionist painter, femmage (feminist collage)

Julian Schnabel, neo-expressionist

George Segal, pop art sculptor

Ben Shahn, social realist painter

Eric Shansby, editorial cartoonist

Anatoly Shapiro, stage design artist and painter

Paul Shapiro, abstract expressionist and landscape painter

Izzy Sher, sculptor

Joseph Solman, painter

Isaac Soyer, realist painter

Raphael Soyer, realist painter

Nancy Spero, painter, collage artist

Louise Stern, painter

Ary Stillman, representational and abstract Russian-American painter

Vicki Stone, painter

Elke Reva Sudin, painter, illustrator

Alfred Tibor, sculptor

Israel Tsvaygenbaum, Russian-American artist

Spencer Tunick, photographer

Max Weber, cubist painter

Hannah Wilke, feminist sculptor, body artist

Penny Wolin, photographer

Eva Zeisel, industrial designer

William Zorach, sculptor

Larry Zox, lyrical abstractionist

References

Jump up^ Myers, Jim (2013-01-17). "Public memorial set for artist Sylvia Hyman". The Tennessean. Retrieved 2013-01-19.
Jump up^ Snider, Suzanne, “Why do Alex Katz’s elegant canvases strike critics as the ultimate in WASP art?”, Tablet, A New Read on Jewish Life, November 21, 2006

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