SELECTED SOLO SHOWS

1993	Open Studio in Carnegie Hall: Exhibition of Paintings, Drawings, Innovations

1992	"The Spirit of Beethoven" - Carnegie Hall Museum Benefit (Exhibition and 'Art & Music' Performance)

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1992	"The Spirit of the Horse" - Pompeii Museum, Monica North Galleries, Saratoga Springs, NY

1991	Snug Harbor Cultural Center, Staten Island, NY (A Major Solo Exhibition and Art & Music Performance)

1977	“The Spirit of Man and Horse” - Jacques Seligmann Gallery, New York, NY

“Unafraid of feeling, undismayed by the rawness and power of living energy, this artist [Gustav Rehberger] has had the courage to pursue truth in form, and the mastery to make line and gesture living things. Firmly and unmistakably versed in the tradition of the masters of past ages, Rehberger has managed to go on to achieve his own unique and turbulent level of seeing and mastery of technique, which while continuing its faithfulness to living line and truthfulness of image somehow transcends the confines of the very reality it depicts, and in the process allows us the privilege of seeing energy coalescing into the color and texture and form we call life.” Read the entire Jacques Seligmann Gallery Press Release

"Out of the Storm" (Oil on Canvas, 40 x 60 in)

Toros (Mixed Media, 16 x 24 in)

"Restless" (Pastel, 17 x 24 in)

"Aspiration - The Indomitable Will of Woman" (Pastel, 60 x 40 in)

"Apocalypse" (Mixed Media, 13 x 13 ft.)

"Prometheus" (Pastel, 48 x 72 in.)

"The Deluge" (Oil on Canvas, 48 x 84 in)

At the 7th Annual Audubon Artists Exhibition (1948) at the National Academy of Design in New York City, "Deluge" received the prize for the Most Creative Painting.

1971	"The Spirit of Beethoven" for Beethoven’s Bicentennial - Wickersham Gallery

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"Envelopment" (Oil, 48 x 96 in)

Rehberger in Front of Wickersham Gallery Showcasing "Envelopment" (Oil, 48 x 96 in)

"Eroica III" (Oil, 48 x 96 in)

"Foment" (Casein, 25 x 26 in)

"Perpetuum - Leonore" (Oil, 57 x 48 in.)

"Resistance" (Oil, 48 x 96 in)

"V - Man Against Destiny" (Oil, 48 x 96 in)

Title Unknown (Oil, 48 x 38 in, Abstract)

Title Unknown (Oil, 48 x 38 in., Abstract)

"Crucible" (Oil, 48 x 38 in.)

"Daemonic Spirit" (Oil, 48 x 96 in.)

1967	Illusions One Art Gallery, Englewood, NJ – Paintings & Drawings
1967	National Arts Club - Expo '67, Montreal, Canada - “The Human Form” - Pastels & Drawings
1967	The Little Gallery - Wyoming Valley Art League, Wilkes-Barre, PA
1965	Society of Illustrators, New York, NY – Fine Art: Paintings & Drawings
1965	Old Mill Art Center of the Adirondacks, Elizabethtown, NY
1957	Society of Illustrators, New York, NY – Show Arranged by Everywoman’s Magazine

1953	“Metal at Work” - Hampshire House, New York, NY

Ernest Jarvis, President of Continental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc. commissioned Rehberger to create a series of illustrations to embody the experience of the seven divisions of Continental. The one-man show titled "Metal at Work" was hosted at the Hampshire House in New York City.

“Metal at Work” Brochure, January 21, 1953

Opening night at the Hampshire House on January 21, 1953, was a star studded affair with Dagmar, an American actress, model and television personality who rose to prominence in the 1950's, served as co-host along with Continental President Ernest Jarvis.

January 21, 1953 - Continental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc. opening of “Metal at Work” at the Hampshire House. Ernest Jarvis, Gustav Rehberger & Actress Dagmar

January 21, 1953 - Continental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc. opening of “Metal at Work” at the Hampshire House.

From the brochure...."Rehberger was commissioned to do 'Metal at Work' because it was felt that he could best interpret these situations with the vigor and drama that would make them come alive, and lift them above the level of straight industrial illustration. We believe he has captured the humanity of industry's role in American life with great imagination and power."

"Metal at Work" Cover

"The Gigantic Squeeze Play"

"The Day the Milkman Delivered Water"

"Fighting a Winning Battle Against the Sea"

"The Night Nobody Slept"

"Carrying Comfort Through the Night"

"Inspecting Next Year's Miracles"

"Mighty Hot in There"

"Calling a Meeting of 150 Million Americans"

"Protecting the Face of America"

"The Danger at the Window"

"The Steel That Cuts the Steel"

"Battling the Blizzard"

1950	Stevens-Gross Galleries, Chicago, IL - “Genesis: Seven Days of Creation”
1950	Oshkosh Public Museum, Oshkosh, WI - “Genesis: Story of Creation” for Coronet Magazine
1940	North Canton Library, North Canton, OH – (Taxco, Mexico - 18 Paintings)