William Clusmann, born in North Laporte, Indiana, exhibited a grand
total of 156 works at the Art Institute of Chicago between 1889 and
1925. Then he became active in the Hoosier Salon
(1925-1927). Clusmann was also a member of the Chicago Water
Color Club and the Chicago Society of Artists.
He was trained first under James Farrington Gookins (1840-1904) and
Henry Fenton Spread (1844-1890), then in Munich under the Hungarian
academic painter Gyula Benczúr.&nbs (showing 500 of 1355 characters). |
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