Syracuse University

Lubin House
  • Alexandre Rapin, Self Portrait

  • Leon Bonnat, Study for Jacob Wrestling the Angel

  • Paul Delaroche, Pierre Puget (study for The Hemicycle)

Palitz Gallery

The Second floor of Syracuse University Lubin House is the home of the Louise and Bernard Palitz Gallery. Made possible through the generous support of alumna Louise Palitz and her husband Bernard, the Gallery is host to several art exhibits throughout the year including two major public shows - one in the fall and one in the spring.

The SUArt Galleries on campus, the generosity of private collectors, and the talents of alumni are what help to make the Palitz Gallery a popular feature of Lubin House.

Curators of the Palitz Gallery exhibits are Domenic Iacono (djiacono@syr.edu), Director of SUArt Galleries, David Prince (dlprince@syr.edu), Associate Director/Curator, SUArt Galleries and Edward Aiken, Senior Curator, Program Coordinator, Museum Studies Graduate Program.

SUArt Galleries can be reached at 315-443-4097.

Current Exhibit: Wynn Newhouse Awards Exhibition

The Essential Line: Drawings from the Dahesh Museum of Art

Palitz Gallery
February 9 - March 24, 2011

Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Free and open to the public. Contact 212-826-0320 or lubin@syr.edu for more information.

Drawing, an integral part of 19th-century academic training and art-making, is the focus of the third collaboration in three years between the Dahesh Museum of Art and Syracuse University. The Essential Line: Drawings from the Dahesh Museum of Art, a new exhibition opening this winter at Palitz Gallery/Lubin House (February 9 - March 24, 2011), explores the nature of drawing in the 19th century in all its variety, exploring techniques, materials, subjects, and purpose.

This is the first time the Dahesh Museum of Art’s important drawing collection has been exhibited in depth, with 40 rare drawings by such well known artists as Lawrence Alma Tadema, Rosa Bonheur, Léon Bonnat, Paul Delaroche, Gustav Doré,  Jean Lecomte Du Nouÿ, Frederic Lord Leighton, and Tommaso Minardi, as well as other lesser known but talented draftsmen.