Artist Information:
Inga Shteinberg
Brooklyn, NY
United States
Member Since: Mar 2005
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Artist Statement:
Inga Shteinberg was born in
Tbilisi Georgia in 1950 in
economist family.
In 1968 she started to study
in Art Academy and took 4
curses there. She continued
education in Moscow in
Stroganoff Art Academy, where
she was transferred in 1972.
In 1974 she maigered
Stroganoff Art Academy.
In 1976 she started her Art
career in Moscow as a painter.
She was participating in major
national and international
exhibitions, and in 1983 was
granted as a member of Art
Union of USSR.
She opened her own studio,
where she had students, and
was active member of Art
Union. She was participating
as a member of Art Union Jury
in Moscow.
In 1992-1996 Inga Shteinberg
lived and worked in Art
village in Israel. She had a
few group and personal
exhibitions and was teaching
an academic art in
Tel-Aviv
.
From 1997 Inga Shteinberg
lives in New York City.
"I.S. Fine Art" was founded in
1999 by The International
Artist Inga Shteinberg and
offers "Art Gallery" with a
collection of oil paintings
created in the past century.
Sold Pictures
1990 "Tretyakov Gallery",
Moscow, Russia. /Fair/
1986 "Museum of Arts",
Tbilisi, Georgia. /Still-life
Art/
1987/88 "Museum of Modern ...
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Welcome to Inga Shteinberg's Portfolio. Browse Shteinberg's body of work: Inga Shteinberg was born in Tbilisi Georgia in 1950 in economist family.
In 1968 she started to study in Art Academy and took 4 curses there. She continued education in Moscow in Stroganoff Art Academy, where she was transferred in 1972. In 1974 she maigered Stroganoff Art Academy.
In 1976 she started her Art career in Moscow as a painter. She was participating in major national and international exhibitions, and in 1983 was granted as a member of Art Union of USSR.
She opened her own studio, where she had students, and was active member of Art Union. She was ... |
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