Born in Atchison, Kansas in 1898 and died in 1994, Dolores Runbeck was a painter who specialized in floral still lifes, landscapes, religious and symbolic compositions, portraits, and expressionistic abstracts.
She studied at Bethany College, Lindsborg with Birger Sandzén and at the Art Institute of Chicago, the Chicago School of Applied Art, the Art Students League and was a pupil of Arthur Guptill, Frederick Taubes, Harry Sternberg, and Frank Reilly.
She taught at Bethany (showing 500 of 2663 characters). |
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