Born in Omaha, Nebraska, Russell Patterson settled in New York City, where he had a career as an illustrator, landscape painter, and designer. He studied at the Art Institute of Chicago, the Academy of Fine Arts in Chicago and also claimed to have been a student in France of Claude Monet, French Impressionist.
Patterson was a member of the Society of Illustrators and the American Institute of Designers. He was a costume and set designer of the 1922 Ziegfield Follies as well as other Broad (showing 500 of 935 characters). |
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