A distinctive painter, she was largely self-taught.
Nominating MacIver to the American Academy and Institute of Arts in 1956, Marianne Moore characterized her as “a classicist of the imagination, an interpreter of what cannot be painted.”
Sharon L. Butler (Tracking Loren MacIver): "..depicts the objects and incidents of her daily life in a fragile, ethereal style reminiscent of Marc Chagall and Paul Klee".
Garden,1987
New York Sunset 1981
Subway Lights 1980
The Poet 1940
Goblin Market 1985
Etruscan Vase, Case No. 40, 1940
Key West Emblems 1939
Garden Maze 1939
Geranium 1957
Josephine-Autumn 1984
Commedia 1961
Procession of Small Beings 1938
Pushcart 1944
Rainbow interior (Rainbow in a room) 1972
Cyclamen 1966
Spring Snow 1958
The circus
We Enter The City 1937
Winter Dunes 1934
Nominating MacIver to the American Academy and Institute of Arts in 1956, Marianne Moore characterized her as “a classicist of the imagination, an interpreter of what cannot be painted.”
Sharon L. Butler (Tracking Loren MacIver): "..depicts the objects and incidents of her daily life in a fragile, ethereal style reminiscent of Marc Chagall and Paul Klee".
Garden,1987
New York Sunset 1981
Subway Lights 1980
The Poet 1940
Goblin Market 1985
Etruscan Vase, Case No. 40, 1940
Key West Emblems 1939
Garden Maze 1939
Geranium 1957
Josephine-Autumn 1984
Commedia 1961
Procession of Small Beings 1938
Pushcart 1944
Rainbow interior (Rainbow in a room) 1972
Cyclamen 1966
Spring Snow 1958
The circus
We Enter The City 1937
Winter Dunes 1934Sponsored Links
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