Alice Hirsh lived and died a New Yorker. She was a scene painter that really cherished her city, New York. Some of her best paintings are of all the different areas of the city. She was not only limited to painting New York, her travels took her to Spain, Normandy and California. She exhibited at the National Association of Women Painters and Sculptors, Morton Galleries, 1936 and Montross Gallery , 1937, both of whom are located in New York.

Listed:
Dictionary of Women Artist, by Chris Pettys
Mantle - Fielding's
Who was Who in American Art
Index to Artistic Biography, 1st Supplement, Havlice

Biography courtesy of Roughton Galleries, www.antiquesandfineart.com/roughton