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Lifetime
Fellows
Carol
Aronson-Shore, visual artist, Portsmouth
 Carol
Aronson-Shore was born in Chicago, Illinois. In 1980, she
moved to New Hampshire to join the faculty of the University
of New Hampshire where she taught Painting and Drawing. In
1999, she was honored with the title of Professor Emeritus.
Her work has been exhibited in over 130 exhibitions across
the country. In 2000, the White House Historical Association
selected Aronson-Shore's painting of Sarah Josepha Hale to
help celebrate the White House Bicentennial. The painting
has become part of the White House's permanent collection
and was reproduced in the official White House Calendar. The
State Arts Council commissioned many of her pastels and paintings
under New Hampshire's Percent for Art Program. In 2001, Aronson-Shore
was commissioned to create the painting Symbols of Freedom
for the 2001 Governors Arts Award for Distinguished Arts
Leadership.
For
more information about Carol Aronson-Shore, visit the following
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Last
updated:
February 12, 2015
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