| Born Syracuse, NY, Sept. 16, 1900; died Manhattan, Mar. 27, 1972. Painter, specialized in Kansas landscape. Etcher. Teacher. Aquatint & wood engraving. Architect. Studied at University of Syracuse earning a degree in interior design in 1924 and, after studying with F. Montague Charman over the summer, accepted a position teaching drawing and painting at Kansas State College, Manhattan. In 1932 he helped found the Kansas State Federation of Art and served as its executive director from 1935 (showing 500 of 2006 characters). |
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