Meet The Artists

    Wallace B. Bishop, St. Petersburg. My Blue Heron, oil on canvas, 30 by 36 inches. Signed upper right W. Bishop, 1961, on back, my blue heron. A nationally…

  Before moving to Florida Harry Bierce worked in the art and modeling department of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, and was assistant state archeologist…

  Arnold Blanch was a winter resident of Key West in 1916, one of the first artists to visit the island, well before it became a favorite tourist spot. He continued…

  Leone Bollin taught at Emile Roure’s Miami Art School. Her scenes of South Florida were exhibited throughout the state. Bollin’s painting, Ship On The Ways was reproduced in the…

  Panos Booziotes came to the United States in 1914 from Greece to join his family living in Chicago. After several years at the Art Institute of Chicago, Booziotes began…

    Alfred Bowman was an infant when, in 1893, his family immigrated to the United States from France. In 1925, after study and work in Philadelphia, New York, Chicago…

  Myrtle Bradford taught art at Butler College of the University of Indiana, in Indianapolis, for 10 years, and at the State College for Girls in Columbus, Mississippi. For years…

  Carl Brandien, and his wife Kathleen, first came to Ft. Lauderdale from New York City in 1941. They loved the area and moved there permanently two weeks before Pearl…

  Everett Brown worked as a commercial artist in New York City for twenty-five years before moving to Daytona Beach in 1937. Brown lived on the beach for years, later…

  Architect James McGibbon Brown came to Miami in the early 1920’s, to work with the Federal Housing Commission. After retirement Brown devoted full time to painting. He was widely…

  Emmaline Buchholz was instrumental in founding the Gainesville Association of Fine Arts in 1923, and in 1927, the Florida Federation of Art. She was the Federation’s first president and…

  Charles Bullet arrived in Fort Myers for the winter season of 1918. Born in Cincinnati, Bullet lived most of his life across the Ohio River in Campbell County, Kentucky.…