Alfred Levitt 1894-2000 July 2, 2008

Paintings of Levitt's were exhibited regularly at the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Brooklyn Museum through the 1950s. In 1959 through 1962 he and his wife again lived in France, and Levitt founded and taught at the School of Modern Painting in St. Remy. After this period he painted less and less, turning his energies to his studies and lecturing on cave art. His most recent solo exhibition, devoted to works of his Gloucester period, was held at Terry Dintenfass Gallery in New York in 1983.