Charles Frace, a wildlife artist whose work was featured in more than
450 exhibitions, was born in 1926 in a small town in eastern
Pennsylvania. He began drawing at five and taught himself to
paint when he was fifteen. Frace remembers wanting to be an
artist from an early age. His self-instructed talent earned him a
scholarship to Philadelphia's Museum School of Art, where he graduated
with honors.
In 1955, Frace began a professional career as a
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