Howard Wilber Thomas, painter, printmaker, and educator, began studying
art in 1919 at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. In
1930, after several years of teaching high school, he began teaching at
Milwaukee State Teachers College. He also directed the Milwaukee
Handicraft Program sponsored by the Works Progress Administration in
the 1930s.
Thomas made his first visit to the South in 1941 and never left.
In 1942 he became chair of the art department of (showing 500 of 2298 characters). |
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