Ursula Sternberg
"A Woozy Delirium of Liberation"

Over the course of her life, Ursula Sternberg, a self-taught artist, developed a masterful visual vocabulary. Her figurative work portrays her subjects in pensive reflection, joyous reverie, or simple but profound acts of living.

Her marriage to renowned conductor Jonathan Sternberg brought her to fantastic locales…timeless villages in southern France to remote areas of China - all of which figured into her work.

The Victoria and Albert Museum holds a work of Ursula Sternberg in its permanent collection, as does the Rade Museum in Hamburg, Germany, Duke University and the New York Public Library.

Originally a fabric designer, a show of Ursula’s inventive fabrics was recently held in London.

Gallery Saint Martin is pleased to be working with the Estate of Ursula Sternberg to bring to the public her paintings, drawings, monoprints and artist books.

"Seated Woman"



"The Mail From Tunis...probably"



"Wild Bird Cage"

"Prades, France"



"Asolo-Three Priests"
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"Prés Barcelone"



"Schuykill Bridge"



"Schuykill River"



"Factories on the Schuykill"

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