Recent Works Biography Solo Exhibitions Group Exhibitions Public Collections Bibliography Gallery Artists Marlborough	R.B. KITAJ
	BIOGRAPHY
	1932	Born in Cleveland,Ohio, U.S.A
	1950-51	Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, New York
	1951-52	Academy of Fine Art, Vienna
	1957-59	Ruskin School of Drawing, Oxford University
	1959-61	Royal College of Art London
	1976	Organised The Human Clay, controversial exhibition of figurative paintings at Hayward Gallery
	1978-79	Artist in residence at Dartmouth College, US
		Returns to London
	1981-82	Lived and worked in Paris for a year
	1982	Elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
	1983	Marries Sandra Fisher
	1985	Elected to the Royal Academy
	1989	Published First Diasporist Manifesto
	1996	Commissioned portrait of Mahler for Vienna Opera
	1997	Moves to Los Angeles
	1999	Exhibition at the National Gallery, London: Kitaj In The Aura of Cézanne And Other Masters
		Lectures on Van Gogh at LACMA: My Vincent
	2001	Begins to write his Autobiography, Confessions of an Old Jewish Painter
	2004	Lectures at UCLA and USC
	2007	Yale University Press publishes Second Diasporist Manifesto. Kitaj dies at his home in Los Angeles a week before his 75th birthday.