The following, submitted June 2002, is from Robert Dean Wood:
Alfred Owles, born in the United Kingdom, was a noted painter of aircraft. He flew as an aerial photographer with the British Royal Air Force during World War I. It was here that he saw first-hand the airplanes of that era in actual combat, which he so vividly expressed in his paintings.
He shared a studio in San Francisco with noted illustrator, Wes Carscaden. Owles was an instructor at Jean Turners Ar (showing 500 of 2061 characters). |
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