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Abigail Tulis is a sculptor, designer and painter making work inspired by Renaissance and Medieval forms. Her sculptures and drawings are in numerous private collections and she has executed sculptural commissions for architects and interior designers. She studied traditional figure drawing and painting at the Grand Central Academy and classical architectural design at the Beaux-Art Atelier, in New York City. She has taught for the Teaching Studios of Art since 2014, both in-person and online, though she now lives in the Belgian countryside at an atelier and residence in Rooigem Castle, Brugge. Since her last solo exhibition, she is developing a monumental series of oil paintings about the Lady of Shalott. Her sculptural work has been featured in Vanity Fair Magazine, Architectural Digest, been exhibited at Booth Gallery and GCA’s 11th St. Art Gallery, and won the Stanford White Award from the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art for a sculptural design for a house in Millbrook, Ct. Tulis is featured in the book "New Surrealism: The Uncanny in Contemporary Painting" (2023 Monacelli/Phaidon) written by Robert Zeller, the Director of the Teaching Studios of Art®.