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BERNARDA BRYSON SHAHN   (1903-2004)
The artist/activist/author/teacher Bernarda Bryson was born in 1903. She was already an artist when, as a reporter, she visited New York in 1933 to interview Diego Rivera for the Ohio State Journal. Rivera was making a mural (now destroyed) for Rockefeller Center, and one of his assistants was the artist Ben Shahn (1898-1969), her future husband. Bryson and Shahn, bound together in their careers. They made murals, paintings, prints, and drawings, and raised their family in the New Deal town of Roosevelt, NJ.
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(Large Umbrella over Crowd), 1946



Seated Goddess, 1975



Internal Organs, 1950



Parian Vase, 1983



Prince Ranion, The Living Half Man, 1928



Baby Ruth, The Fat Lady, 1928



A Mormon Family, 1937



Face, 1928



Trance Medium, 1928



Military Housing, 1946



His Goal in Life was That of Teaching, 1958



Ionic Fragment, 1985



Goddess and Temple, Malta, 1983



The Beautiful Sleeper of Malta, 1985



Cegrantia, Malta, 1987



Figure in a Landscape, 1985