#art educator

[artmialma]

JOHN HUBBARD RICH (1876-1954)

[i12bent]

John Wipp (Oct. 31, 1927 - 2005) was a Swedish artist and Professor at the Academy in Stockholm. He had an illustrious career of six decades and is represented at all major Swedish museums.

Above: Det lilla, lilla Huset, no year - woodcut on paper (Moderna Museet)

[higherentity]

[creativeactionnetwork]

#SeeAmerica Cecelia Mattera is a Long Island native. As a child, her uncle gave her a paint set and would send her gifts of arts and crafts from his travels around the world, instilling in her a passion and appreciation for different cultures and places. She has been an arts educator for over thirty years at Lindenhurst High School. You can get the print here: http://creativeactn.us/NOJcmSA.

[i12bent]

Frederik Vermehren (May 12, 1823 - 1910) was a Danish painter and professor at the Royal Academy in Copenhagen. He was a dominant figure in Danish art in the second half of the 19. century, and a more conservative realist of the National Romantic school than contemporaries such as Zahrtmann and Krøyer. He was also in charge of acquisitions for the National Gallery (SMK) for a decade.

Above: Vinteraften ved Susåen, no date - oil on canvas (SMK)

[i12bent]

Jöran Salmson (August 12, 1911 - 1999) was a Swedish artist and educator, who helped found Stockholm University’s art school and became its president in the 1970s.

Salmson was Academy trained and studied in a number of European countries. He exhibited throughout Sweden, for instance at Stockholmssalongen and in Gothenburg with Grupp 54 who had their own gallery. He is also represented at several Swedish museums, including Göteborgs Konsthall.

Here is a piece of his, sold at auction for a tiny sum: Figure Composition, oil on board with carved frame (no year, but likely pre-1958)

[markdear]

My original drawing which was reproduced as a bold line drawing and photocopied for the kids to colour in. I love their creative freedom!