Judith Rothschild

Judith Rothschild (1921, 1993) was an American abstract painter associated with the New York School who studied under Hans Hofmann and Fernand Léger, developing a distinctive style rooted in geometric abstraction and lyrical color. Her work evolved from early Cubist-influenced compositions to bold, collage-like abstractions that earned her recognition among mid-century American modernists. She is also remembered for founding the Judith Rothschild Foundation, which has supported the preservation and promotion of under-recognized modern art.