| Born in Brooklyn, NY on May 10, 1918. Reep moved to Huntington Beach in 1921 and grew up in southern California. He studied at the Art Center School in Los Angeles (1936-41) under Barse Miller, and privately with Willard Nash, Emil Bistram, and Stanley Reckless. During WWII he rose to the rank of captain as an artist-correspondent in Africa and Italy; as a result of paintings done during the war, after his discharge he was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship. He was an instructor at the Art Cent (showing 500 of 3266 characters). |
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