Eugénisme

1930 · 1237 — <p>This is Inuit Woman With Dog by the Canadian sculptor Eugenia Berlin 1905-2003. <br />Signed by the artist.</p><p><br />4" x 5 1/4" weight 2 1/2 lbs Cast 1926-1930. There is a tiny chip out of the dog's ear. And there are a couple of small stains on the tops of the legs--those can be covered. It needs to be professionally cleaned.</p><p><br />Artist Bio</p><p><em>Eugenia Berlin was a Russian-born Canadian sculptor painter designer and director. Berlin was born in Kharkov studied sculpture drawing and design at the L'Ecole des Beaux Arts in Geneva under James Vibert and Valentine Métein-Gilliard and privately under William Métein. In 1925 she moved to Toronto and attended Central Technical School in Toronto studying under Elizabeth Wyn Wood and Bobs Coghill Haworth. At the Chouinard School of Art Berlin studied under Alexander Archipenko and attended the Alexander Archipenko School in New York City. </em></p><p><em>Berlin's primary discipline was sculpture but she also worked in mixed media pottery watercolour and painting. She exhibited at the National Art Gallery of Canada the Royal Canadian Academy the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts the London Regional Art Gallery the Art Gallery of Hamilton The Art Gallery of Toronto Hart House at the University of Toronto The UNESCO Exhibition of Canadian Art in Paris 1946 The Toronto Winter Fair King City Public Library Eaton's Art Gallery the Roberts Gallery and the Canadian Portrait Academy.</em></p><p><br /><br /></p> EUGENIA BERLIN