About the Artist
Teresa Fasolino
Teresa Fasolino is a distinguished American illustrator renowned for her detailed and vibrant artwork. Born in 1946, she was raised and educated in Westchester County, New York. She honed her craft at the School of Visual Arts (SVA) in New York City, studying under notable artists such as Robert Weaver and Marshall Arisman.
Throughout her prolific career, Fasolino has collaborated with major magazines, publishers, and advertising agencies, including The New York Times, Penguin Group, the United States Postal Service, and Pfizer Pharmaceuticals. Her portfolio encompasses a wide array of subjects, from intricate mystery novel covers to nature-inspired paintings. Notably, she has also contributed to architectural spaces, creating murals for establishments like Trattoria Dell’Arte and the World Trade Center's Big Kitchen.
Fasolino's work has been exhibited in esteemed institutions such as the Norman Rockwell Museum, the New York Historical Society, and the Smithsonian Institution's National Postal Museum. Her art is part of several permanent collections, including those of Nabisco, Grand Union, and the Society of Illustrators.
Fasolino's contributions to illustration have been recognized with awards from the Society of Illustrators, Graphis, and Communication Arts magazines. She continues to live and work in her Gramercy Park studio in New York City, sharing the space with her sculptor husband, Jordan Steckel.
