Bernard Wynne (1920 – 2009)
Born in Indianapolis, Ind., on May 13, 1920, he moved to California with his family in 1925. He was a resident of Sierra Madre since 1927.
Wynne studied art at the Pasadena Art Institute and with such recognized artist-instructors as James Chapin, Ejnar Hansen, S. McDonald Wright and Norman Rockwell. He worked for many years as an illustrator and draftsman, all the while submitting paintings to important art shows and winning numerous prizes (showing 500 of 2557 characters). |
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