In 1932, Bishop began showing her work frequently at the newly opened Midtown Galleries, where her work would be represented throughout her career.

His New York solo debut was at Midtown Gallery in 1942.

That opportunity came when the Midtown Galleries, where she had been exhibiting, offered her a position as a sales assistant.

Several of his paintings, presented in Manhattan's Midtown Galleries, look like a black-belt village on Saturday afternoon.

He had several exhibitions at the Midtown Galleries in the 1940's.

But the public was fascinated: his first one-man show in New York, at Midtown Galleries in Manhattan in 1937, attracted more than 7,000 visitors.

Returning to New York later that year, he exhibited the Berlin works in an exhibition at Midtown Galleries, which represented him until 1964.

His first one-man show, at the Midtown Galleries in Manhattan in 1937, drew 7,000 visitors.

In 1936 Parsons moved back to New York and had her first solo exhibition in New York at Midtown Gallery.

Following her one-woman show at the Midtown Galleries, owner Alan Bruskin offered Parsons her first gallery job selling art on commission.