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An example of work by Adrien Alexander Voisin
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| Adrien Alexander Voisin spent 1929 in East Glacier, a little village on the east side of Glacier Park. While there he made contributions to the lives and future careers of three significant Montana artists. His main focus was John Clarke, a deaf/mute woodcarver and historical figure. Also learning from him was Charlie Beil, who finally settled in Banff where he was noted for his Indian portrait busts, much like those done by Voisin. The third artist was Bob Scriver, only fifteen at the time, who (showing 500 of 3165 characters). |
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