Background
Trombetta, Annamarie was born on August 5, 1963 in Brooklyn. Daughter of Philip and Maryann (Lepere) Trombetta.
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Annamarie Trombetta, American artist. Member William Butler Yeats Society New York (board directors since 1991, scholarship to Warner Bros. Yeats Summer School, Sligo, Ireland 1990), Salmagundi Art Club New York (committee 1996), Theosophical Society, Painting Group in Soho, Pastel Society of America.
Education
Student, Brooklyn Museum School Fine Arts, 1980-1983; student, Parsons School Design, New York City, 1983-1986; student, National Academy School Fine Arts, New York City, 1989-1993; certified, New York Academy Art, New York City, 1986-1989.
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Member William Butler Yeats Society New York (board directors since 1991, scholarship to Warner Bros. Yeats Summer School, Sligo, Ireland 1990), Salmagundi Art Club New York (committee 1996), Theosophical Society, Painting Group in Soho, Pastel Society of America.
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Recipient Philip Isenberg Memorial award, 1991, 1992, Frank Dumond Memorial award, 1991, John and Anna Lee Stacey award, 1992, Valerie Delacorte Scholarship award, 1992, Arthur and Melville Philips award, 1993, Frank Duveneck Memorial award, 1994, Julius Allen award, 1996, Jacqueline Fowler award, 1996, Inga Denton award, 1997, Award-winning photo-feature, Manhattan Arts International magazine, 1997, Herbert Adams award, 2007, Washington Square News profile cover featured artist, 2007, profiled in Today's Masters - Artists Making their Mark, 2008, Steven Sprouse Memorial award, 2008, Ernest Adams award, 2007. Grantee Council Art and Humanities, 2005, Pollack-Krasner Foundation, 2004, Richmond County Foundation, 2004, 2005, India Traveling grant, Richmond County Saving Foundation, 2006, Council Arts and Humanities for Staten Island, 2008. Premier grantee, Council Arts & Humanities Staten Island, 2001, Encore grantee, 2008, Edwin Austin Abbey Mural Workshop scholar, 2002.Recipient Philip Isenberg Memorial award, 1991, 1992, Frank Dumond Memorial award, 1991, John and Anna Lee Stacey award, 1992, Valerie Delacorte Scholarship award, 1992, Arthur and Melville Philips award, 1993, Frank Duveneck Memorial award, 1994, Julius Allen award, 1996, Jacqueline Fowler award, 1996, Inga Denton award, 1997, Award-winning photo-feature, Manhattan Arts International magazine, 1997, Herbert Adams award, 2007, Washington Square News profile cover featured artist, 2007, profiled in Today's Masters - Artists Making their Mark, 2008, Steven Sprouse Memorial award, 2008, Ernest Adams award, 2007. Grantee Council Art and Humanities, 2005, Pollack-Krasner Foundation, 2004, Richmond County Foundation, 2004, 2005, India Traveling grant, Richmond County Saving Foundation, 2006, Council Arts and Humanities for Staten Island, 2008. Premier grantee, Council Arts & Humanities Staten Island, 2001, Encore grantee, 2008, Edwin Austin Abbey Mural Workshop scholar, 2002.