Frederick Serger

(1889-1965)

Frederick Serger was born in Ivancice near Brno in 1889 and completed his artistic education in Brno, Vienna and later in Munich. After the First World War he went to Paris to continue his art studies. Serger became a member of the Paris movement ,,Ecole de Paris‘‘. In 1927 he married Helen Spritzer in Manhatten. They moved together to Skoczów and lived there until 1939. He had many exhibitions in Cracow, Warsaw, the Paris Salon de Tuilleries and the well-known Salon d’Automne. In 1936 he had a solo exhibition in the Bernheim-Jeune gallery, which exhibited the art of many important modern painters such as Pablo Picasso and Paul Cézanne. Due to the Second World War, he moved with his wife to England and on to Mexico. In 1941 he had a studio in Manhatten and many years followed with a successful exhibition career in New York. Frederick Serger died in 1965.

Source: http://www.galerie-k.eu/impressionismus/serger_01/

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