Art Students League of New York

The Art Students League of New York in Manhattan is a combination of art students, which was founded in 1875 by Lemuel Wilmarth and some students of the National Academy of Design, and the most influential and best-known Art Students League is. The founders was contrary to the academic work of art schools, they wanted free and at ease to learn and work together. The League initially resided on Fifth Avenue in a small room before moving in 1892 in a large building in the West Fifty- seventh Street, where it has its seat today.

Studied at the Art Students League of New York and taught many painters and artists who were pioneers of modern art and pop art:

Also, many film directors and comic artists have learned at this school, as well -known designers, such as

Thomas Hart Benton (painter) Iain Duncan Smith Michael Goldberg (painter) Paul Jenkins (painter) George Landow (filmmaker) Tony Smith (sculptor) Gloria Vanderbilt Robert Watts (artist) Integrated Authority File
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