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Categories: Emmy Award winners > American screenwriters > American painters > Modern artists > American artists

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Rosalyn Drexler born in 1926 is an American Emmy Award-winning screenwriter, also known as a playwright, novelist, painter and sculptor.^[1] She is represented by PaceWildenstein Gallery.^[2]

External links

Rosalyn Drexler at the Internet Movie Database

References

^ Trevor R. Griffiths (2004). The Ivan R. Dee Guide to Plays and Playwrights. London: The A & C Black Ltd.. pp. p. 77. ISBN 1-56663-566-7.
^ http://www.pacewildenstein.com/Artists/ViewArtist.aspx?artist=RosalynDrexler&type=Artist&guid=f46239eb-b9ac-451a-b8ad-edbaeef0110b

Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series

James Allardice / Jack Douglas / Hal Kanter / Harry Winkler (1955) · Arnold M. Auerbach / Barry Blitser / Vincent Bogert / Nat Hiken / Coleman Jacoby / Harvey Orkin / Arnold Rosen / Terry Ryan / Tony Webster (1956) · Billy Friedberg / Nat Hiken / Coleman Jacoby / Arnold Rosen / A.J. Russell / Terry Ryan / Phil Sharp / Tony Webster / Sidney Zelinka (1958) · George Balzer / Hal Goldman / Al Gordon / Sam Perrin (1959) · George Balzer / Hal Goldman / Al Gordon / Sam Perrin (1960) · Dave O'Brien / Martin Ragaway / Sherwood Schwartz / Al Schwartz / Red Skelton (1961) · Carl Reiner (1962) · Carl Reiner (1963) · Sam Denoff / Bill Persky (1966) · Buck Henry / Leonard B. Stern (1967) · Allan Burns / Chris Hayward (1968) · James L. Brooks / Allan Burns (1971) · Burt Styler (1972) · Lee Kalcheim / Michael Ross / Bernard West (1973) · Treva Silverman (1974) · Rosalyn Drexler / Ann Elder / Karyl Geld Miller / Robert Illes / Lorne Michaels / Richard Pryor / Jim Rusk / Herb Sargent / James R. Stein / Lily Tomlin / Jane Wagner / Rod Warren / George Yanok (1974) · Stan Daniels / Ed. Weinberger (1975)

Complete list: (1955–1975) · (1976–2000) · (2001–present)

Categories: Artist stubs | American screenwriter stubs | 1926 births | Living people | American artists | Modern artists | American painters | American screenwriters | Emmy Award winners

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