MARIAN SPORE BUSH

Grand Central Art Galleries (New York) 1943

Knoedler Gallery, New York City

Wildenstein Gallery, New York City

DESPITE MODEST ORIGINS, BUSH LEFT A CAREER IN DENTISTRY TO BECOME ONE OF AMERICA’S MOST FETED VISIONARY ART MAKERS. HER WELL-APPOINTED MARRIAGE TO AN INDUSTRIALIST LED HER TO EXHIBIT AT LONDON AND NEW YORK’S MOST CELEBRATED GALLERIES. HER EPIC MONOCHROMATIC OILS SPOKE FROM BEYOND THE VEIL - AS WELL AS TO THE LIKES OF HARRY HOUDINI AND NEW YORK TIMES CRITIC EDWARD ALDEN JEWELL, WHO SUBSEQUENTLY WROTE THE INTRODUCTION TO HER POSTHUMOUS NOVEL, THEY.

Marian Spore Bush, They, New York, Beechhurst Press, 1947

Mrs. Irving T. Bush (Marian Spore Bush), Loan Exhibition of Paintings (subconscious Pictures), Fine Art Society, 1938