Ben SCHONZEIT
1942, USA
Biography
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1942 Born in Brooklyn, New York
1964 BFA Cooper Union, New York, New York
Selected Exhibitions
2003 Elaine Baker Gallery, Boca Raton, FL
2002 Gerald Peters Gallery, Santa Fe, NM
2002 Bernaducci Meisel Gallery, New York, NY
2001 Elaine Baker Gallery, Boca Raton, FL
1999 Butler Institute
1995 J.J. Brookings Gallery San Francisco, CA
1994 Synthesesia, Sound & Vision in Contemporary Art, San Antonio Museum of Art San Antonio, TX
1993 Photo-Realism Since 1980, Louis K. Meisel Gallery New York, NY
1993 Still Life 1963-1993, Gerald Peters Gallery Santa Fe, NM
1993 Contemporary American Realism, Isetan Tokyo, Japan
1993 A Moment Becomes Eternity: Flowers as Image, Bergen County Museum of Art Paramus, NJ
1993 Anne Jaffe Gallery Bay Harbor Islands, FL
1992 The Seven Ages of Man, Bayer A G Leverkusen, Germany
1992 J.J. Brookings Gallery San Jose, CA
1992 The Midtown Flower Show, Portland Museum of Art Portland, OR
1992 The 1992 Collector\\\\\\\'s Show, Little Rock, AR
1992 An Ode to Gardens and Flowers, Nassau County Museum of Fine Art Roslyn, NY
1992 Contemporary American Art Landscapes, The Tokushima Modern Art Museum Tokushima, Japan
1991 Inheritance and Transformation, The Irish Museum of Modern Art Dublin, Ireland
1991 Comedia, Tomatissimo Cologne, Germany
1990 J.J. Brookings Gallery San Jose, CA
1989 Modernism San Francisco, CA
1988 Galerie Ninety-Nine Miami, FL
1984 Deleware Art Museum Wilmington, DE
1983 Nancy Hoffman Gallery New York, NY
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