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ISAAC SOYER OIL PAINTING INTERIOR SEATED FEMALE NUDE DETAILS: - ARTIST: Isaac Soyer - ORIGIN: Russian/American, 1902-1981 - TITLE: Interior with Nude - MEDIUM: Oil on Canvas - SIGNED: Isaac Soyer (lower left); verso titled and inscribed By Isaac Soyer on the stretcher - SIZE: 24 x 18 inches (artwork) / 24 x 30 inches (framed). - CONDITION: Excellent Background: Isaac Soyer (April 26, 1902 – July 8, 1981) was a social realist painter and often portrayed working-class people of New York City in his paintings. Biography: He was the fourth of six children; his older twin brothers Moses Soyer and Raphael Soyer were also painters. In 1912, his parents emigrated from Russia to New York.[2] In his life, he created several paintings, the most notable being Employment Agency. A WPA artist, Soyer's 'Employment Agency' reveals the social realities of the years of the Great Depression. Soyer worked at a number of institutions in his life, mostly teaching art: - Bell Aircraft Corporation in Buffalo, - New York during World War II - Albright Art School at Buffalo, - New York during the years 1941-44 - Art Institute of Buffalo and Niagara Falls Art School during the 1940s - Educational Alliance Art School in New York during the 1950s - Brooklyn Museum School in New York City during the 1960s - New School for Social Research in 1968