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An example of work by Clarence Ingwall Tillenius
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First becoming interested in dioramas in the 1930s, Clarence Tillenius is considered a wildlife painter and creator of dioramas. His first exposure to wildlife art was at the American Museum in New York. He worked for the Natural Museum in Ottawa, Canada, and worked specifically on Mammal Hall there. He is a founding member of the Society of Animal Artists in New York, as well as the Society of Wildlife Art of the Nations in England.
"Why I Paint Wilderness," by Clarence Tillenius, "I str (showing 500 of 7801 characters). |
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