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Short Bio

Martha Mayer Erlebacher was born in Jersey City, New Jersey, in 1937. Trained originally in Abstract Expressionism, Erlebacher (along with her husband Walter) broke from this school in the late 60’s and quickly became recognized as one of the leading representational figurative and still-life artists in America. She regularly shows her work nationally and internationally and her work has been featured in many books and periodicals. Erlebacher’s work examines the deep metaphorical and social themes of contemporary culture through her painterly and aesthetic images. She currently works and lives in Elkins Park, Pennsylvania.

artwork

In Praise of the Earth | 1972 | Oil and emulsion on canvas | 72 x 108 inches | Private collection

 

Paintings and Drawings         

Seraphin Gallery
1108 Pine Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
(215) 923 7000
seraphingallery.com                                             

Sullivan Goss: An American Gallery
7 East Anapamu Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93103
(805) 730 1460
sullivangoss.com

Rosenthal Fine Art, Inc.
3 East Huron, second floor
Chicago, IL 60611
(312) 475 0700
rosenthalfineart.com

Drawings                                

Stone and Press Gallery
238 Chartres Street
New Orleans, LA 70130
(504) 561 8555
stoneandpress.com

Lithography                           

Corridor Press
284 Bert Washburn Road
Otego, NY 13825
(607) 432 6358
www.corridorpress.com
www.corridorpress.com/me.html

 

avant duck

Avant Duck   

Avant Duck: A Fowl History of Modern Art
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Documentary

A documentary (currently in production) on Martha Mayer Erlebacher’s still life painting technique will be available for purchase next year. In this film, Martha executes a still life painting from start to finish for the camera while explaining, in detail, her methods and procedures. This high definition tour de force documentary is a "fly on the wall" view that all other painters will love watching. It is the equivalent of a full semester course on still life painting.

For more information contact Diane Fraser at gdf.01@comcast.net.

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