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Norris Embry

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During his adolescent years in the Chicago area, Embry developed a keen interest in avant-garde literature, music and art. In 1947 Embry decided to devote his life to painting and, for the next 15 years until the early 1960s, embarked on a nomadic artistic career which would take him from San
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with whom he performed. It was the Mediterranean culture and climate that struck a chord with his heart and his artistic imagination, and in particular, Greece where he returned frequently.
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Amongst the countries in Europe where he took up temporary residence were Italy, France, Germany, Spain, England and Sweden. Embry had his first Solo Exhibition in Europe at the
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Throughout much of his life, Embry suffered from severe bouts of mental illness. In the mid-1960s, after having sought medical treatment at the Shepphard Pratt Institute in
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Norris Embry's work stands outside both conventional and commercial appreciation, although he has been referred to as the first American German Expressionist.
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and the Art Institute in Chicago. In the late 1940s, he attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence, Italy; his teacher, the expressionist painter
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From the late 1950s until his death, Embry's work was exhibited regularly in New York and other cities in the United States and Europe.
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in the Chicago area, attending public schools through high school. Later, he studied at St. John's College in
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Amongst the painters he acknowledged as being a great influence (apart from his teacher Kokoschka) were:
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Die Badewanne, Elisabeth Lenk, Edition Hentrich, Berlin 1991; Norris Embry Biography, p. 207
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After a series of strokes, he died on February 17, 1981, in Louisville. He was buried at
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Atelier in Berlin in 1950. It was in Berlin that Embry was part of the Artist Cabaret
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Francisco to New York, to post-war Europe, as well as Turkey and North Africa.
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Index

Louisville, Kentucky
Cave Hill Cemetery
American
Painting
Neo-expressionism
www.norrisembry.com
Neo-Expressionism
Art Brut
Outsider Art
Louisville, Kentucky
East Orange, New Jersey
Evanston, Illinois
Annapolis, Maryland
Oskar Kokoschka
Heinz Trökes
Baltimore, Maryland
Cave Hill Cemetery
Jean Dubuffet
Paul Klee
Joan Miró
Jackson Pollock
Emil Nolde
Max Beckmann
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
Egon Schiele
Georges Rouault
Wols
James Thurber
Baltimore Museum of Art
Hirshhorn Museum

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