Biography:
Ted Seth Jacobs,Born 11th June 1927. Education 1943 Art Diploma, Long Beach High School NY. 1943 Studied at The Art Students League of New York (ASL) Instructors/ Dumond, Zorach, Reilly, Sternberg. Painting, Drawing, Sculpture. Ted Seth Jacobs world-renowned draftsman, painter, and art teacher, with more than 60 years of professional practice behind him. He is the author of two books on the arts, Light for the Artist (1986) Drawing with an Open Mind (1985) and Dictionary of human form, (2009)
Ted Jacobs taught at the Art Students League 1946, he was one the founding faculties in New York Academy of Art and the Fashion Institute of Technology. In 1987 founded his school Ecole Albert Defois Vihiers, France In 2004, he taught a series of lectures at Studio Incamminati, in Philadelphia, PA. His lectures were about representing human structure and action. He is the author of A Dictionary of Human Form. He has had more than sixty one-man exhibitions, in New York City, Boston, Washington DC, Biarritz and elsewhere. He has received countless notable commissions in all genres: portrait, mural, landscape, and still-life, and received numerous awards and prizes for his work. He is renowned for his strong influence on two generations of artist-draftsmen, and artist-teachers, including: Anthony Ryder, Randolph Melick, Will Cotton, Jacob Collins, and Michael Grimaldi, Andrew Reiss, Jerry Weiss, Dennis Cheaney, Michelle Tully, Timothy Stotz among many others. Ted Jacobs' studio-residence in Les Cerqueux sous Passavant, France is listed on the national registry of museums, and houses much of his work from 1985 onwards.
Ted Seth Jacobs,Born 11th June 1927. Education 1943 Art Diploma, Long Beach High School NY. 1943 Studied at The Art Students League of New York (ASL) Instructors/ Dumond, Zorach, Reilly, Sternberg. Painting, Drawing, Sculpture. Ted Seth Jacobs world-renowned draftsman, painter, and art teacher, with more than 60 years of professional practice behind him. He is the author of two books on the arts, Light for the Artist (1986) Drawing with an Open Mind (1985) and Dictionary of human form, (2009)
Ted Jacobs taught at the Art Students League 1946, he was one the founding faculties in New York Academy of Art and the Fashion Institute of Technology. In 1987 founded his school Ecole Albert Defois Vihiers, France In 2004, he taught a series of lectures at Studio Incamminati, in Philadelphia, PA. His lectures were about representing human structure and action. He is the author of A Dictionary of Human Form. He has had more than sixty one-man exhibitions, in New York City, Boston, Washington DC, Biarritz and elsewhere. He has received countless notable commissions in all genres: portrait, mural, landscape, and still-life, and received numerous awards and prizes for his work. He is renowned for his strong influence on two generations of artist-draftsmen, and artist-teachers, including: Anthony Ryder, Randolph Melick, Will Cotton, Jacob Collins, and Michael Grimaldi, Andrew Reiss, Jerry Weiss, Dennis Cheaney, Michelle Tully, Timothy Stotz among many others. Ted Jacobs' studio-residence in Les Cerqueux sous Passavant, France is listed on the national registry of museums, and houses much of his work from 1985 onwards.
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