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We have a wide variety of Dahlov Ipcar's works of art for sale, ranging from her lithographs (including a rare one from 1936) to a number of her watercolor illustrations for her children's books to her spectacular colorful oil paintings.

 

Dahlov Ipcar is a widely acclaimed painter and illustrator of childrens' books.  The daughter of famed sculptor William Zorach and painter Marguerite Zorach, she lived in Georgetown, Maine since 1937.  Her work is collected worldwide and is in the permanent collections of numerous museums including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art.  In 2012 the Farnsworth Museum of Art awarded her with the Maine in America Award which honors her outstanding contribution to Maine's role in American art.  From May 1 to June 28, 2017, the Ogunquit Museum of American Art exhibited her early work including a selection of original work from her 1939 solo exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art.

 

​Recent Exhibitions:

 

​From June 8, 2018 to October 6, 2018 the Bates College Museum of Art showed a wide variety of her work in its exhibition "Dahlov Ipcar: Blue Moons & Menageries."  For reviews of this spectacular exhibition take a look at the Portland Press Herald and the Lewiston Sun Journal.

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Museum links:

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For images of some of Dahlov Ipcar's paintings in museum collections, click on the links below.

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Colby Museum of Art - numerous works in various mediums.

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Smithsonian American Art Museum - "The Run April 22, 1889 -- Taking the Lead" (1940, 12 x 31 7/8 oil and tempera on paperboard)

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Please visit our Collectors Gallery to see some of Dahlov's artworks that are in private collections.

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Please browse our website to see paintings by some of Maine's other well-known female artists including Katherine Bradford, Lynne Drexler and Connie Hayes.