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1894
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Born October 30, in New York City(Full name Samuel Glanckopf). As a child Glankoff taught himself to paint by copying miniature paintings he had seen at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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1917
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As a conscientious objector of WWI, left for Cuba, where he was falsely accused of espionage, imprisoned, and then released in 1919.
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1920
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Returned to New York.
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1926
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Began living with Frances Kornblum, his partner for forty years. Glankoff and Kornblum spent the majority of their time in Woodstock in a large one-room stone house, where the attic served as Glankoff’s studio.
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1935
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Moved to an apartment on East 33rd Street, New York City, and continued to commute between Woodstock and New York City until the 1960s.
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1970
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Kornblum died. Glankoff sold the house in Woodstock, and devoted the next uninterrupted 12 years to his art.
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1982
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Died in New York.
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