One of the youngest members – and one of the few women – of the movement which came to be known as the “Ashcan School,” Theresa Bernstein studied and painted closely with the most prominent American artists of her time. Her unique modernist style defined her – even amongst these greats – as she depicted the world and its unglamorized realities.
Living fully with elegance and vigor, Theresa painted into her one-hundredth year.