Ursula Sternberg

Ursula Sternberg was a fundamentally upbeat spirit. She prevailed in impossible circumstances to reach levels of self actualization that few people ever reach. She challenged current art world trends. She was one of those people who didn't simply enter a room; she consumed it and its inhabitants with her eyes, taking in every inch, then filling it with anticipation of what would come next.

Ursula shied away from being called a Philadelphia Artist, an American, a European Artist, or a Woman Artist. To her, she was "An Artist". Ursula inspired and continues to inspire many who knew her.
Ursula Sternberg's works is not without some pinnacles of recognition. Queen Elizabeth of Belgium, Princess de Cröy of Brussels, The Right Honorable Edward Heath of London, Count Borgrave de Altona, Baron Augusto Ricciardi, Baron Picone of Rome, Baron Jacques de la Brosse, Efrem Kurtz, Moura Lympany, Theodate Johnson, Wittamer, Mrs. Sibley-Watson, Sir Neville Marriner, Werner Becker, Dr. Otto Weise, and the actress Lynne Redgrave all own works by Ursula Sternberg.