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Harold Zisla: Whose Line Is It Anyway?
Harold Zisla: Whose Line Is It Anyway?
Spring 2026 Sale of Historic Indiana Art
Spring 2026 Sale of Historic Indiana Art
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Discovery 2026 Auction
Harry Davis "Snapshots"
Harry Davis "Snapshots"
Fall 2025 Sale of Historic Indiana Art
Fall 2025 Sale of Historic Indiana Art
Spring 2025 Sale of Historic Indiana Art
Spring 2025 Sale of Historic Indiana Art
Twenty Paintings by Jerry Smith
Twenty Paintings by Jerry Smith
Prints and Drawings by William Forsyth
Prints and Drawings by William Forsyth
Works On Paper Auction, 2025
Works On Paper Auction, 2025
Fall 2024 Curated Sale of Historic Indiana Art
Fall 2024 Curated Sale of Historic Indiana Art
Powered by Steam: A Frank Vietor Show
Powered by Steam: A Frank Vietor Show
Spring 2024 Curated Sale of Historic Indiana Art
Spring 2024 Curated Sale of Historic Indiana Art
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Fall 2023
Spring 2023
Spring 2023

Harold Zisla

male 1925-2016
Life city:
South Bend, IN
Work city:
South Bend, IN
Styles:
Figures
Flowers
Paintings
Portraits
Watercolors
Abstract
Pastel
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re: Harold Zisla

Harold Zisla was born and educated in Cleveland, Ohio. He graduated from the Cleveland Institute of Art with a major in painting and received a B.S. and an M.S. in art education from Case Western Reserve University. He moved to South Bend, Indiana in 1953 to work as an industrial designer. He then served as executive director of the South Bend Art Center (later the South Bend Museum of Art). In 1966 he joined the faculty of Indiana University South Bend where he taught painting, design, art appreciation and art history. He exhibited in solo and group shows and was a leader in the fine arts community giving lectures to community groups, appearing on public television, and supporting and mentoring fellow artists. Trained as a representational artist with a penchant for the human face and form, he made a dramatic transition to abstraction at age 55, pursuing the resulting possibilities and his cubistic tendencies for the next 30-plus years.

Abstract by Harold Zisla, Mixed Media Abstract by Harold Zisla, Mixed Media Abstract by Harold Zisla, Mixed Media Abstract by Harold Zisla, Mixed Media Abstract by Harold Zisla, Mixed Media A Little Cubism Goes a Long Way by Harold Zisla, Acrylic on Board Tryptich: Three Angels by Harold Zisla, Acrylic on Panel Untitled by Harold Zisla, Acrylic on Panel Savant by Harold Zisla, Acrylic on Panel The Brothers, Both Dead (Learn from it) by Harold Zisla, Acrylic on Panel, 1999 War of Birds by Harold Zisla, Acrylic on Panel, 1986 Beginning/Ending by Harold Zisla, Acrylic on Panel, 1996 Anticipation without Expectancy by Harold Zisla, Acrylic on Panel, 2012 Beginnings/Endings by Harold Zisla, Acrylic on Panel Deep Grass Crinkling by Harold Zisla, Acrylic on Panel Sprout by Harold Zisla, Acrylic on Panel, 1995 Untitled by Harold Zisla, Acrylic on Panel Untitled by Harold Zisla, Mixed Media Untitled by Harold Zisla, Mixed Media Untitled by Harold Zisla, Mixed Media Untitled by Harold Zisla, Acrylic on Panel Trellises of the Chrystal by Harold Zisla, Acrylic on Panel Princess by Harold Zisla, Acrylic on Panel

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