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- Rifka_Angel comment "Rifka Angel (1899–1988) was a Russian-American artist, one of the first encaustic painters in the United States. Angel is known for her use of color and naïve style.Born to Jewish parents in Kalvaria, the Russian Empire, Rifka Angel (nee Angelovitch) came to the United States in 1914 to join her father, a recent immigrant. Angel’s first husband, an art student, introduced her to John Sloan, Ernest Fiene, Emil Ganso, and Alfred Maurer. Ganso suggested that she try to paint watercolors.".
- Q22954786 comment "Rifka Angel (1899–1988) was a Russian-American artist, one of the first encaustic painters in the United States. Angel is known for her use of color and naïve style.Born to Jewish parents in Kalvaria, the Russian Empire, Rifka Angel (nee Angelovitch) came to the United States in 1914 to join her father, a recent immigrant. Angel’s first husband, an art student, introduced her to John Sloan, Ernest Fiene, Emil Ganso, and Alfred Maurer. Ganso suggested that she try to paint watercolors.".