Martin, Keith, 1911-1983
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Martin, Keith Morrow
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Martin, Keith Morrow (American painter, 1911-1983)
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Keith Morrow Martin
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Artist created works in oil and watercolor, and created collages. Born in Lincoln, Neb. Died in 1983 in Cockeysville, Md.
Keith Morrow Martin (1911-1983) was an American abstract/surrealist artist and educator. Born in Lincoln, Nebraska, he attended the Art Institute of Chicago and then travelled extensively, spending the early 1930s in Vienna, Paris and Berlin and the early 1940s in Iceland and England. He lived in New York for several years (1937-1941) but for the majority of his career -- 35 years -- resided in Baltimore, Maryland.
Martin's media of choice included collage, pen-and-ink, and mixed media, and his work has been exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago as well as the Corcoran Gallery, National Academy of Design, Pennsylvania Academy, and Whitney Museum of American Art.
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