"Pie a la Mode"  framed etching by Helen Frank

 Helen Frank, an American artist who resides in northern New Jersey, received her training at Cooper Union, Yale, and Temple University's Tyler School of Fine Arts. Among her teachers were George Grosz, Abraham Rattner, and Seymour Lipton.  Many of her etchings cover some of the most visited spots around NYC including Grand Central Station, The Metropolitam Museum of Art, Central Park and Coney Island.  SHe is also well known for her peaks into everyday life, including families, pets and still lifes.

Juxtapose is a multi-media gallery featuring the original oils of Jennifer Bowman, Trish Hurley and Joanna Wezyk; the watercolors and pastels of Dorothy Ganek and Robin Maria Pedrero; the serigraphs and lithographs of Claude Fauchere and Harry Devlin; the giclées of Kamil Kubik and Ann Packard; the collages of Danielle Desplan and Elizabeth St. Hilaire Nelson; the etchings of Helen Frank and Bruce Waldman; the engravings of Jean Michel Mathieux-Marie as well as many other fine artists