Born in Chicago, Lundeberg (1908-1999) studied art at the Stickney School of Art in Pasadena. There she was strongly influenced by her teacher, Lorser Feitelson, whom she later married. In 1933 they co-founded an art movement called 'New Classicism' or 'Post-Surrealism.' Lundeberg wrote its first theoretical manifesto the following year. She did realistic mural and easel projects for the Federal Art Project from 1933-1942, while continuing to do more experimental work privately. A New Deal mural of hers in Orange County's Fullerton recently underwent restoration. Her work has been shown in major national exhibitions since the late 1930s. (Robin K. Dunitz, Street Gallery, Guide to over 1000 Los Angeles Murals)
