Birth place: Cincinnati, OH
Addresses: Cincinnati, OH; NYC
Profession: Painter, illustrator, etcher, lithographer, cartoonist, teacher
Studied: Cincinnati Art Acad.; ASL
Exhibited: AIC, 1936, 1938; PAFA Ann., 1936; Corcoran Gal biennial, 1939; GGE, 1939; Paris Salon, 1937; Stockholm, Sweden, 1937-38; Soc. Indep. Artists, 1938; WFNY, 1939; SAE; LOC, 1943-45; Albright-Knox Art Gal., 1951; SAGA, 1951-on; Royal Soc. Painters, Etchers & Engravers, London, England, 1954; Am.-Japan Contemporary Print Exhib., Tokyo, 1967. Awards: first prize in graphics, Cincinnati Mus. Assn., 1939.
Member: Cincinnati Assn. Prof. Art; Cincinnati AC; SAE; SAGA
Work: MMA; NYPL; CI; Penn. State Univ.; Soc. New York Hospitals.
Comments: Contributor: cartoons in Saturday Review, New Yorker. Publications: illustrator, Lamb's Sectional Histories of New York State," Frank E. Richards; illustrator of filmstrips on New York State history produced by Our York State, NY, 1950-; medical illustrator, "A Syllabus for Health Visitors," Navajo Tribal Council, Arizona, 1960; medical illustrator, "Respiratory Diseases," Nat. Tuberculosis Assn., 1961; medical illustrator, "Hepatic Excretory Function" (ser. filmstrips), Am. Gastroenterol Assn., 1972; also medical illustrator in science journals. Teaching: instructor of drawing & painting, New York Hospital Lg., 1963-64.
Provenance: Directly from the estate if Irma Sway, wife of artist:
Irma Sway, age 87 died on Thursday January 28, and family and friends are deeply saddened to lose her.
Ever curious and lively, she had a wealth of knowledge and appreciation for art, music, and current news. Independent, modest, and generous, she loved playing her baby grand piano, from Schubert to Jelly Roll Morton. She was born in
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