An Architect's Art by New Yorker Arnold Alvin Arbeit

Arnold Arvin Arbeit (October 1, 1911, New York City - January 8, 1974, Scarsdale, New York) was an American artist and architect. He served as a lieutenant in the U.S. Army who was on active duty in the Pacific during WWII, most notably in the Philippines, and subsequently in the Army Reserves as the branch Chief of Civil Affairs supervising Fine Arts, Monuments and Archives.

His family will be showing a variety of his paintings: landscapes, abstracts, and the vaguely shaped abstracts that bridge these pieces to each other. 

For more information about Arnold’s artwork visit the website at www.arnoldarbeit.com