Background
Marzell, Lilli Koenigsberg was born on September 15, 1916 in Irvington, New Jersey, United States. Daughter of Soloman and Augusta (Ring) Koenigsberg.
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Lilli Koenigsberg Marzell
Edit ProfileEducation
Art degree, Brooklyn Art Museum, 1955.
Career
Instructor, Northern New Jersey Art Center, Tenafly, 1975-1985;
instructor, Art Cultural Center, Demerest, New Jersey, 1985-1989;
instructor, Lauderhill (Florida) Veterans Art Instruction, 1990-1993;
director, Paramus (New Jersey) Art Workshop, since 1979. Instructor, artist-in-residence New Jersey Council on Arts, Trenton, 1983-1985. Adjunct Professor Ramapo (New Jersey) College, 1987-1989.
Jurist Teen Art Festivals, Hudson and Middlesex Counties, New Jersey, 1983-1986, Coconut Creek (Florida) Guild,1993. Artist-in-residence Merrit Memorial Elementary School, Mattwah, New Jersey, 1985.
Achievements
Membership
Member Broward Art Guild (instructor since 1989, 14 awards since 1990), Boca Museum Art Professional Artists Guild (jurist since 1990, 2d prize 1992), Fort Lauderdale Pastel Association (3 awards since 1993).
Connections
Married Robert Paul Marzell, December 17, 1939 (divorced November 1989). Children: Madeline Sue Marzell Loder, Jane Ellen Marzell.
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American
Awards
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Recipient numerous awards for art, since 1955, including 1st prize Fairlawn Art Association, 1961, 2d prize Montclair Art Museum, 1962, 1st prize silver medal Les Semaines International, Cannes, France, 1969, Marion Haldenstein Memorial prize National Association Women Artists, 1971, purchase award American Telephone & Telegraph Company, 1982, honorable mention and purchase award Norton Museum Art, 1992, Best in Show award Broward Art Guild, 1995, honorable mention Florida Pastel Association, 1995. Fellow, grantee MacDowell Fellowship Colony, 1972.Recipient numerous awards for art, since 1955, including 1st prize Fairlawn Art Association, 1961, 2d prize Montclair Art Museum, 1962, 1st prize silver medal Les Semaines International, Cannes, France, 1969, Marion Haldenstein Memorial prize National Association Women Artists, 1971, purchase award American Telephone & Telegraph Company, 1982, honorable mention and purchase award Norton Museum Art, 1992, Best in Show award Broward Art Guild, 1995, honorable mention Florida Pastel Association, 1995. Fellow, grantee MacDowell Fellowship Colony, 1972.