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Jack Lemon

Painter, printmaker; Chicago, Illinois. Born 1926. Active in several women's art organizations and member of the Board of the Ox-Bow Summer School of Painting.

Alternate Name
Lanyon, Ellen
Birth
1926
Birth Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Death
2013
Death Location
New York, New York, United States
Nationalities
American?
American
american,
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Selected Images of Jack Lemon

(no title) (1972)
(no title) (Landa L. Trentham, 1977)

Objects at Archives of American Art (1)

http://data.aaa.si.edu/collection/9118

Objects at Yale Center for British Art (1)

Bermondsey Market (Ellen Lanyon, 1951)

Objects at Princeton University Art Museum (1)

(no title) (Ellen Lanyon, 1954)

Objects at Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields (2)

Double Portrait of the Artists (Mies Van der Rohe and Janis Joplin) (Jack Lemon, 1971)
Strange Games A-Oxbow (Ellen Lanyon, 1980)

Objects at Smithsonian American Art Museum (10)

"There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it."--Edith Wharton, "Vesalius in Zante," 1902. From the series Great Ideas of Western Man. (Ellen Lanyon, 1975)
Strange Games C (The Everglades) (Ellen Lanyon, 1980)
Strange Games A (Oxbow) (Ellen Lanyon, 1981)
Strange Games D (Lincoln Park) (Ellen Lanyon, 1981)
Black Lacquered Songs (Ellen Lanyon, 1973)
Arctic Episode (Ellen Lanyon)
Study for a Three Panel Screen (Ellen Lanyon, 1976)
Thimble Box (Ellen Lanyon, 1973)
(Wonder Production Volume I) Title Page (Ellen Lanyon, 1971)
Strange Games B (Talmadge) (Ellen Lanyon, 1980)