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Exhibition/Expo: Regional/National/International
* Art Basel Miami Beach
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Exhibition: Museum
* Art Institute of Chicago
* Corcoran Gallery, Washington DC
* Museum of Modern Art, New York
* Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
* Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
* Whitney Museum of American Art
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Methods
* Collage, Decoupage
* Easel Painting
* Murals of Fresco, Mixed Media, Mosaic or Paint
* Palette Knife, Heavy Texture
* Printmaking, Graphic Design
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Media
* Acrylic
* Charcoal
* Gouache
* Mixed-Media, Multi-Media
* Oil Paint
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Styles
* Abstract Expressionism
* Abstraction, Abstract
* Cubism, Cubist
* Geometric Abstraction, Hard Edge
* Modernism, Modernist Early 20th Century Non-Traditional
* New York School/Abstract Expressionism
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Subjects
* Figure, Figurative, Human Figure
* Portrait
* Still Life
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Geography/Places Lived and/or Worked
* Provincetown, Massachusetts
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Teacher
* Boardman Robinson
* Guy Pene Du Bois
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Schools
* American Academy, Rome, Teacher
* Art Students League of New York, Student
* Black Mountain College, Teacher
* Columbia University Art Department, Student
* Columbia University Art Department, Teacher
* Cooper Union Art School, Cooper School of Design, Teacher
* National Academy of Design School, Student
* Pratt Institute of Art, Teacher
* Yale School of Fine Art, Teacher
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Awards/Recognition
* Guggenheim Memorial Fellowship, Foundation Grant
* Willliam A. Clark Prize-Corcoran Gallery
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Chronology
* Early 20th Century Before 1950
* Late 20th Century After 1950
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Some Collections
* Art Enterprises Collection
* First National Bank of Chicago Collection
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Added Description
* Art Educator: School Teaching, Public Lectures, Workshops
* Printmaking Specialty
* WPA, Federal Arts Project Participant
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