PETER GRIPPE (1912-2002)Peter Grippe, Buffalo, NY, native, studied at the Albright-Knox Art School and with Edwin Dickenson at the Art Institute of Buffalo; he was on the Federal Arts Project in New York City. A member of the American Abstract Artists group, he attended Atelier 17 from 1940 to 1948 and served as director from 1951 to 1954. In the summer of 1948 he taught sculpture at Black Mountain College and later taught at Pratt Institute and Smith College. He was the first professor of sculpture and graphics at Brandeis University. In 1951 he showed in the now legendary 9th Street Art Exhibtion. His work is in museums throughout the country. Prints and drawings by Peter Grippe were on view at the Susan Teller Gallery, November, 2010, coinciding with an exhibition of Grippe's work at the Allentown Art Museum.
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