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Jerome Myers (1867-1940) was an American artist profoundly shaped by his itinerant upbringing and brother Gustavus’s journalistic activism. He excelled as an actor and scene painter before dedicating himself to art at Cooper Union and the Art Students League, mentored by George de Forest Brush. Known for his empathetic portrayals of New York City's Lower East Side and immigrant life, Myers created
Explore Jerome Myers’ "Band Concert Night" (1916). A vibrant Ashcan School painting capturing NYC nightlife's energy & atmosphere. Loose brushstrokes, dramatic lighting – a unique piece!
Explore Jerome Myers’ ‘Recreation Pier.’ This oil painting captures urban life & childhood innocence with Impressionistic brushstrokes & warm tones. A unique piece of American art history.
Explore 'The Italian Procession' by Jerome Myers – a vibrant Post-Impressionist scene of a bustling parade! Thick impasto & expressive color capture NYC life. A unique piece for art collectors.
Explore Jerome Myers’ ‘Street Shrine’ (1931) – a vibrant oil painting of a nighttime religious procession. Dynamic composition, impasto texture & evocative style.