Two Figures By A Waterbury Window
20th United States of America genre painting
20th United States of America genre painting
1976 (Date manufactured/created)
1976 (Date manufactured/created)
1976 (Date manufactured/created)
Oil, Oil
linen canvas, linen canvas, painting, painting
Agne consideres her work to be "meditative in nature", probing for "inner qualities, or essences". She studied at the High School of Music and Art in New York; the Brooklyn Museum Art School; the Art Students' League, also in the New York; Hunter Collegel and Columbia UNiversity, where she earned her MFA. Agne began teaching art at the Waterbury campus of hte University of Connecticut in 1973, and she is now and Emeritus Faculty of that school, having retired from teaching in 1992 to devote herself full-time to her art. Agne has had several solo shows, including one at the Mattatuck in 1979, and a retrospective exhibit in 1996 at The William Benton Museum of Art, University of Connecticut, Storrs. She has been elected a member of the WOmne's Caucus for Art, Connecticut Woman Artists and hte New Haven Paint & Club.
Agne consideres her work to be "meditative in nature", probing for "inner qualities, or essences". She studied at the High School of Music and Art in New York; the Brooklyn Museum Art School; the Art Students' League, also in the New York; Hunter Collegel and Columbia UNiversity, where she earned her MFA. Agne began teaching art at the Waterbury campus of hte University of Connecticut in 1973, and she is now and Emeritus Faculty of that school, having retired from teaching in 1992 to devote herself full-time to her art. Agne has had several solo shows, including one at the Mattatuck in 1979, and a retrospective exhibit in 1996 at The William Benton Museum of Art, University of Connecticut, Storrs. She has been elected a member of the WOmne's Caucus for Art, Connecticut Woman Artists and hte New Haven Paint & Club.
Agne consideres her work to be "meditative in nature", probing for "inner qualities, or essences". She studied at the High School of Music and Art in New York; the Brooklyn Museum Art School; the Art Students' League, also in the New York; Hunter Collegel and Columbia UNiversity, where she earned her MFA. Agne began teaching art at the Waterbury campus of hte University of Connecticut in 1973, and she is now and Emeritus Faculty of that school, having retired from teaching in 1992 to devote herself full-time to her art. Agne has had several solo shows, including one at the Mattatuck in 1979, and a retrospective exhibit in 1996 at The William Benton Museum of Art, University of Connecticut, Storrs. She has been elected a member of the WOmne's Caucus for Art, Connecticut Woman Artists and hte New Haven Paint & Club.
Gift of the Artist, 1997
Gift of the Artist, 1997
Gift of the Artist, 1997
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