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Elinore Schnurr New
York Interiors
Elinore Schnurr is a figurative painter, loosely tied to the realist tradition. Scroll Down to View More Art |
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Elinore lives and works in a converted factory loft in Brooklyn, New York. Her paintings are in many museum collections such as The Cleveland Museum and the National Museum of American Art in Washington, D.C.; she has work in more than 50 corporate collections and many important private collections in this country and abroad. Caffe
Rafaella
Oil on Canvas 26" x 32" $ 4,200 |
 © Elinore Schnurr 2006 |
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Elinore tells us that "I learned how to paint at the age of ten from my father's cousin, Lloyd Weninger. He taught stage design at Carnegie Tech (now Carnegie Mellon) and was a splendid watercolor painter.
He returned to his studio in my hometown of Sandusky, Ohio during
the summers, and I would go there and paint; he had all the
right brushes and professional paints." Omonia
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 © Elinore Schnurr 2006 |
