Pearl Rebhun
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The following information was provided by the artist unless otherwise noted.
Pearl Rebhun is listed in Who's Who of American Women. She studied with Isaac Soyer, Manfred Schwartz, Leo Manso, Gerald Samuels, and Jerry Okomoto. She is a jurist, teacher, and lecturer, a member of N.A.W.A., and a past member of the Ruth Leaf Graphic Atelier.
Rebhun has participated in group exhibitions at the Heckscher Museum; the Pompeian Pavilion and the Palazzo Vecchio, Italy; Audubon Artists, the Terrain, Firehouse, Equitable, Graphic Eye, and Central Hall Galleries and Gallery 54, New York; American Cultural Center, Jerusalem; Mencul Center of the Arts, Cairo; Islip Museum of Art, Nassau Fine Arts Museum, and Parrish Museum of Art, NY; Washington County Museum of Fine Arts, MD; Ft. Lauderdale Museum of Art, and Cornell Museum, Delray, FL.
Rebhun received the following prizes: the Grumbacher Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Arts; the Elizabeth Erlanger Award of Merit; the Grumbacher Gold Medal Award; First Prize at the juried exhibition at the Nassau Museum of Fine Arts; Chase Manhattan Bank Purchase Award; the Francis Leiber Memorial Prize; the Doris Kreindler Memorial Award; and the Nydia Preede Award.
She has had one person shows at the Howell, Hechtlinger, and Artists Involvement in Art Galleries in NYC; Brentano Art Gallery; Isis Gallery; and the Martha Lincoln Gallery, Vero Beach, FL.
Rebhun's work is in the collections of Fleischmanns Distilling Corp., Oppenheim, Appel Dixon & Co., Brookhaven Nursing Corporation, Forest Electric Corporation, Public Service Gas & Electric Utility of New Jersey, Trinity College, Hartford, CT, the Nassau Museum of Fine Art, and private collections worldwide.
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