| Born in Long Beach, CA on Oct. 7, 1906. O'Hanlon studied at UC Berkeley (1926), CCAC (1927), Santa Barbara School of the Arts, and CSFA (1930-33). He was an assistant to Ralph Stackpole and Diego Rivera in the works at the CSFA and the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange. At the CSFA he won the Anne Bremer Traveling Fellowship (1933-34) for research in leading museums of the world. His sculpture projects and travels took him to Mexico, Europe, Japan, India and Nepal. After settling in Marin County (showing 500 of 1536 characters). |
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