SUSAN TELLER GALLERY ARTISTS EXHIBITIONS TELLERBLOG ABOUT US NEWS BERNARD ROSENQUIT   (1923-1991) Bernard Rosenquit (1923-1991) came to New York City with his mother in 1929; he graduated from the School of Industrial Art. During World War II he enlisted in the Army and in1946 he returned to New York and went to the Art Students League. Throughout his career he lived in New York and made the city a primary subject. He drew its characters, both human and animal, with irony and affection. He recognized the surrealism of its vistas and, with great care, he recorded landmarks such as Washington Square Park. more information City Park, Strolling, 1948 Winter's Walk, 1948 Seated Woman with Guitar, 1948 Young Woman in Mini Skirt, 1984 Washington Square, NYC, 1950 Torso, 1985 Stuffed Owl, 1970 Iguana, 1970 People at Lunch, 1985 Follies Bergiere: Finale, La Cage, 1985 Follies Bergiere: Finale, La Cage, 1985 Follies Bergiere: Finale, La Cage, 1985 Follies Bergiere: Finale, La Cage, 1985 Follies Bergiere: Finale, La Cage, 1985 Follies Bergiere: Finale, La Cage, 1985 Balcony, 1950 Billboard, 1950 The Playroom, 1952 Two Oarsmen, 1953 Rooftop Garden, 1953 Nun and Sculpture, 1970 Red Baboon, 1965 Philomela, 1965 Woman with Flowers, 1966 Tightrope Walker, 1970 Woman's Head, 1980 Woman's Head, 1980 Woman's Profile, 1980 Cat and Two Women, 1988 Paris Rooftops (Paris Nocturne), 1985