About
Eighty works trace how fashion illustration shaped LeRoy Neiman’s eye for clothing and gesture.
This free exhibition gathers 80 drawings and paintings from the 1950s through 2000 to reconsider LeRoy Neiman through his early fashion work. His Chicago connections as an SAIC student and teacher give the survey a useful local dimension.
What to expect
Visit the School of the Art Institute for a chronological look at Neiman’s drawings and paintings. The exhibition connects his fashion-illustration beginnings with the clothing, gesture and personal style found throughout his later work.
Good to know
- The Thursday listing starts at 11:00 AM.
- Admission is listed as free.
- The venue is the School of the Art Institute.
- The exhibition includes 80 drawings and paintings.
Going? Keep it.
Common questions
When does the exhibition open Thursday?
The supplied Thursday listing gives an 11:00 AM start.
How much is admission?
The exhibition is listed as free in the supplied details.
How many works are included?
The description says the exhibition brings together 80 works.
What period does it cover?
The selected drawings and paintings span the 1950s through 2000.