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Villanova Artist Depicts New York in the 1930s

J.F. Pirro April 25, 2014

George H. Rothacker’s New York in the 1930s

The acclaimed Villanova artist joins forces with the Church Farm School on May 9 at St. Peter’s Church in Malvern to unveil 30 original canvases that celebrate the Depression-era mystique of the Big Apple. Rothacker is contributing half the proceeds from the event to CFS. Later in May, the show moves to the Community Arts Center in Wallingford. Call (610) 363-5383 or visit www.newyork1930s.com.

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