Hannah Ferenbach

The Mulford Gallery, Rockland Maine describes Hannah's paintings as "small, jewel-like watercolors of Maine scenes, capturing the essence of place." Her artwork has been featured on the cover of the American Artist Magazine, in the P&G Fine Arts Fund Gallery and is represented in many private and corporate collections.

Hannah lives in New York City and teaches art classes at the Silvermine Guild and at the 92nd Street Y. She is also a member of the Executive Committee of the Volunteer Program of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

She received her BA from Smith College, Phi Beta Kappa, and her MA from New York University. Hannah has also studied at the Art Students’ League and the Yale-Norfolk School of Art.

She has conducted workshops in the United States and France and has taught watercolor, drawing and printmaking at a number of institutions including NYU, Marymount Manhattan College and the Young Men’s and Young Women’s Hebrew Association.

The following solo and group exhibitions have featured her work: Van Straaten Gallery, Chicago, IL; National Arts Club; MMC Gallery, NYC; Erector Square Gallery, New Haven; Art of the Northeast, Silvermine Guild, CT; Phil. Academy of Fine Art, PA; New England Watercolor Society, Boston, MA. Lecturer: Metropolitan Museum of Art. Collections: Bank of America; Equitable; Smith, Kline & French; IBM; Morgan Stanley; Library of Congress.

To Contact Hannah email: Hferenbach@aol.com