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(University of Oregon, 1956-06)I have devoted the last two quarters to a series of drawings, paintings and lithographs concerned with the study and investigation of the “proportions within the areal break-up of the canvas, of value, and use of intensity.” ...
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(University of Oregon, 1940-05)This thesis involved the producing of five creative pieces of sculpture, one for each of the methods of included in the term “Different Mediums” referred to in the title if the thesis. There will be more than five figures ...
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(University of Oregon, 1949-10)
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(University of Oregon, 1954-06)The graduate student, choosing to direct his energies and further his experience in painting and drawing should avail himself wholeheartedly to the percepts and concepts of his instructors and associates. Perhaps the period ...
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(University of Oregon, 1954-06)For me transparent watercolor seems a natural medium. There are many aspects of it that appeal to me. Its cleanliness, directness and clarity. It has potentialities of drawing which I admire and lends itself to a rapid ...
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(University of Oregon, 1936-09)Several fields of cultural endeavor have sought to explain the appreciative experience with reference to the various concepts characterizing it in each field. Philosophers have thought to explain the appreciative theory ...
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(University of Oregon, 1955-06)Objective: a series of paintings employing forms derived from abstraction of details of nature. For a prolonged period after graduation I delved into symmetries, complicated planes, integration of detail, pictures using ...
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