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Jonathan Weinberg was born on 10 September, 1957 in New York City, is an American artist and art historian. Discover Jonathan Weinberg's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 66 years old?

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Born 10 September 1957
Birthday 10 September
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1957

Jonathan Weinberg (born 1957) is an American artist and art historian.

He is a critic at the Yale School of Art.

Weinberg grew up in New York City and attended the Fieldston School.

1989

Weinberg has been professor on the faculty of Yale's Department of the History of Art (1989–2001), a John Simon Guggenheim fellow, Mills fellow at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Sterling fellow at the Clark Art Institute, as well as scholar and artist-in-residence at the Getty museum and research center in Los Angeles.

His paintings have been the subject of over twenty one-person shows, and are in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Reader's Digest Collection, as well as other museums and private collections.

1990

He studied as an undergraduate at Yale University with Vincent Scully, and received his Ph.D. from Harvard University's Department of Fine Arts in 1990, where he studied under T. J. Clark.

1991

He began teaching at Yale in 1991.

1997

Writing for the catalogue (Amusements, Paintings and Prints by Jonathan Weinberg) of Weinberg's 1997 show at New York's Cortland Jessup Gallery, his former co-student at Yale Vincent Scully wrote:

"Weinberg's are willfully difficult paintings, consciously serious. He believes that it is the duty of a modern painter to try to do difficult things. Until recently he did not show some of the work that an unprejudiced, perhaps naive, observer like myself might regard as among his best: his sun-drenched little acrylics, for example, and his big watercolors, generous in scale and monumentally constructed. For both these types, Weinberg's motif is the beach, not the city. How fundamentally New Yorkish that seems, distinguishing between the dual environments of its artists' lives, the beach where you relax, the city where all the tough stuff goes on."

Weinberg has published widely.

2001

Linda Nochlin, writing about Weinberg's Ambition and Love in Modern American Art (Yale, 2001) in Art in America, called it "one of the best books on American art of any period that I have ever read," "an exemplary text," and "rare that such a perfect fit between style and substance occurs in the writing of an art historian."

Nochlin and others have noted that Weinberg's work is cogent while being extremely well written and researched; with none of the theory or jargon that has turned so many away from the academy.