The painting was later given to Judge John Biggs, F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Princeton University classmate and executor of the Fitzgerald Estate, by Zelda in the 1940s.

Watercolor paintings, mainly of paper dolls, will be on display during the exhibit. ... WHAT%3A %22Tea and Talk%22 featuring works of Zelda Fitzgerald; WHEN%3A 10%3A30 a.m. to noon Saturday; ...

Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald was an American Impressionist & Modern artist who was born in 1900. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Harvard Art Museums have featured Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald's work in ...

But public curiosity about Zelda as a person and artist was not immediate. Zelda Sayre and F. Scott Fitzgerald in the Sayre home in Montgomery, Alabama, in 1919, a year before the two were married.

Although Fitzgerald made a start on the opus in Great Neck, Long Island, he and Zelda decided to head to France in the spring ...

It encompasses three historic homes that were restored and themed after Zelda Fitzgerald. Zelda Dearest is a boutique hotel in Asheville, ... dancing and painting, Fitzgerald died alone in 1948.

Zelda Fitzgerald poses with her painting in 1933. The recent rediscovery of Zelda Fitzgerald's "Lost" painting, "White Roses" is one of her few known extant oil paintings from the 1930s. Mrs ...

Zelda Fitzgerald poses with her painting in 1933. The recent rediscovery of Zelda Fitzgerald's "Lost" painting, "White Roses" is one of her few known extant oil paintings from the 1930s. Mrs ...