Hi Kaytie,

I suspect this is the same John Friedlander you seek:

     http://wwar.com/masters/f/friedlander-john.html

A brief mention here (http://www.higherart.com.au/main_artists.htm) of both
Hiroshi Asada, Bertrand Dorny and Arthur Luiz Piza having joined John
Friedlander's atelier in Paris.

Apologies that this is not more detailed information.

Best wishes, sincerely,

Jay Heuman, Assistant Curator of Education
Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art
Utah State University (Logan, UT)
t 435-797-0165
f 435-797-3423
www.artmuseum.usu.edu



Kaytie Johnson wrote:

>Is anyone familiar with the work of the artist John Friedlander?  Thus
>far, all I can find out about him is that he had an atelier/workshop in
>Paris during the 1970s.  Apparently he was a graphic designer and teacher.
>We have been offered two of Friedlander's pieces, but I'd like to get
>more information about him and his work before deciding whether or not
>to accept the gift.
>Many thanks,
>Kaytie Johnson
>Director and Curator of University Galleries, Museums and Collections
>Richard E. Peeler Art Center
>DePauw University
>10 West Hanna Street
>Greencastle, IN 46135
>(tel) 765.658.6556
>(fax) 765.658.6552

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