Born in Towanda, Kansas, Aaron Pyle was a painter of regional
landscapes who lived most of his life in Chappell,
Nebraska. He studied with Thomas Hart Benton from Missouri
and adopted Benton's rhythmic style. He also did numerous
illustrations of Nebraska life and landscapes for the Omaha World Herald.
He died in Chappell, Nebraska in 1972.
The following information was written by Ron Roth, former director of the Museum of Nebraska Art.
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