| General info : | | Devera Jean Ehrenberg (born October 27, New York, USA - died July 25, 2020 Gloucester, Massachusetts, USA (aged 79)), was an American illustrator.
She illustrated 10 covers for The New Yorker and served as a long-time artist for the magazine.
During the 1960s Ms. Ehrenberg attended the Art Students League of New York and began drawing small “spots” used as filler by newspapers, such as the Washington Post, and magazines, such as the New Yorker. Her drawings were precise, decorative, and whimsical. Encouraged by Lee Lorenz, art editor for the New Yorker, Ms Ehrenberg began to do covers, publishing ten New Yorker covers during the 1980s and 1990s.
Ms. Ehrenberg was married during the 1960s to Richard L. Currier, a noted anthropologist, and in the 1970s to Edward Kaim, a successful businessman. Both marriages ended in divorce.
Devera Ehrenberg died on July 25th at age 79 from complications of Parkinson's disease. | |
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