A Life Dedicated to Abstraction: The World of Judith Rothschild Judith Rothschild, born in New York City in 1921 and passing away in 1993, was a compelling figure in the American abstract art scene—a painter whose dedication extended far beyond her own canvas. Her life wasn’t simply about creating art; it was about fostering an environment where other artists could thrive, a commitment solidified by the creation of the Judith Rothschild Foundation. She received her foundational artistic training at Cranbrook Academy and further honed her skills at the Art Students League, institutions that i…