Aronson, Carol
- Name:
- Aronson, Carol
- Title:
- In 1999 she was honored with the title of Professor Emeritus. In 2000, the White House Historical ASsociation selected Aronson'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 Courcil commissioned many of her pastels and paintings under New Hampshire's Percent for Art Program. In 2001, Aronson was commissioned to create the painting Symbols of Freedom for 2001 Governors Arts Award for Distinguished Arts Leadership.
- Other Names:
- Carol Aronson-Shore
- Birthplace:
- Chicago, Illinois
- Residence:
- New Hampshire
- Nationality:
- American
- Occupation:
- Aronson is a Contemporary Realist Painter who paints landscapes, still lifes, and figurative compositons. In 1980 she moved to Portsmouth, NH to join the faculty of the University of New Hampshire. She taught Painting and Drawing. Her work has been exhibited in over 130 exhibitions across the country.
- Notes:
- NH Arts Artists
CarolAronsonShore.com
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