"To grasp the quality of the painting . . . is to grasp the quality of the woman at workan extraordinary vitality; a passionate explorative nature; an uncompromising devotion to her craft; and a concept in which intellect and emotion are one of the roles she plays in shaping and extending the sensual conscious language of art."Robert Duncan, poet
Thomas W. Leavitt writes, "All of Lilly Fenichel's paintings are related to nature, even when they are abstract to the point of being non-objective. And be it cloud forms or structures emerging from the picture plane, the predominant mood has been...
"To grasp the quality of the painting . . . is to grasp the quality of the woman at workan extraordinary vitality; a passionate explorative nature; an...