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Lois Weinberger's "Green Man" Artwork Details from the Belvedere Collection

Explore this significant 2020 watercolor on paper by Weinberger, representing nature and rebirth within the Belvedere.

Delve into Lois Weinberger's compelling watercolor, "Green Man," created in 2020. This artwork, measuring 42 × 29.7 cm, is a key piece in the Belvedere's collection, acquired through a private donation. It embodies themes of nature and renewal, characteristic of Weinberger's artistic vision, and reflects the enduring symbolism of the Green Man motif.

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This record details 'Green Man,' a 2020 watercolor on paper by artist Lois Weinberger. The work is housed in the Belvedere's collection, acquired through a private donation.

Curatorial context

The artwork titled 'Green Man' by Lois Weinberger, created in 2020, is a watercolor on paper measuring 42 × 29.7 cm. It is part of the Belvedere's collection and was acquired through a donation from a private owner. Lois Weinberger (1947–2020) was an artist whose work often engaged with nature and public spaces. The 'Green Man' motif typically represents a character from Celtic mythology, symbolizing nature, rebirth, and the cyclical aspect of life. The object details page also references a past exhibition dedicated to Lois Weinberger held at the Belvedere from July 2 to October 24, 2021, suggesting a connection to broader artistic presentations.

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Lois Weinberger (1947–2020) was an artist whose work included drawings, sculptures, and installations. 'Green Man' is one of her watercolor works.
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