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Norman Leibovitch studied under the famous sculptor William Zorach.

She was a gifted artist in her own right.

Norman Leibovitch, a Montreal native, returned to his home city where he worked prolifically, creating over 1,300 paintings during his seventy years as an artist.
He is most recognized for his large scale female nudes, Quebec landscapes and paintings depicting Jewish themes.

Norman Leibovitch's first solo exhibition at La Galerie l'Art Français.
He first became known in the province of Quebec during the 1940s, following a string of highly praised solo exhibitions.

Norman Leibovitch was a contemporary and acquaintance of renowned Montreal artists such as Louis Muhlstock, Moe Reinblatt and Sam Borenstein, his work has been shown across North America in major cities such as Montreal, Toronto and New York.

The artist's first posthumous retrospective exhibition recently took place at La Galerie d'art D'Outremont from August 17- September 3, 2004, the public was invited to a rare viewing of 75 oil paintings covering the artist's career from his early years until his death in 2002.

Norman Leibovitch's workes are installed at a gallery in Maimonides Geriatric Centre in Montreal,
Thirteen of the works are installed in The Montreal Children's Hospital.
The Norman & Pearl Leibovitch Gallery came about through the generous donation of a collection of twenty original works of art donated by the family of the late artist.