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              <text>(4) sound requisites for the artists motivation which aided me at the outset&#13;
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1942 Drop out of high school&#13;
1943 Drafted into the army&#13;
1943-4 Volunteers for Army C&amp;B Cooks and Bakers School&#13;
I learn edible animal autonomy chalking up and cutting up full carcasses of beef lamb and pig. &#13;
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Atlantic crossing, and throughout the ETO &#13;
England, France, Belgium and Germany&#13;
Paints swastikas on AA gun barrels in combat zones when enemy planes are shot down&#13;
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From Warring England to the ware conclusion with 5 Battle Stars in the ETO INCLUDING The Invasion of Normandy The [?] and the Battle of the Bulge  </text>
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Billboards &#13;
See in the large&#13;
Image makers delight &#13;
Monumental façade&#13;
Pompeii Tuscany Mexico&#13;
Overhaul the wall &#13;
Sunset Blvd &#13;
Real Bushes – [?]&#13;
All contributions are tax deductible&#13;
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[curator of prints and drawings), Ethelred Abbot (librarian), Ryerson and Burnheim. Katherine Kuh (curator of modern painting and sculpture) became an editor and liked my work. Daniel Catton Rich (director of Art Institute from 1938 to 1958) loved Magnasco (4) Fredrick A. Sweet (curator of American paintings) when he selected a painting from two he was considering to hang in the American exhibition of the Art Institute, said after studying the two paintings "you're on the right track, but your paintings need be a bit more cursory". This was meaningful comment and I've tried, but still show more than I should. / Art school students were John Bajerus, Bob and Herb Katzman, Franz Schultz, Seymour Rosephsky, Irv Petlin, Bob Natkin (with whom I am still in contact), Nathan Goldstein,] very promising sculptor [Claus Oldenburg, Leon Golub, Estes (who started the hyperreaslist school) Jordan Krimstein, John Jurgens] had something surrealistically special [and Charles Usher] a talent who I felt needed to be watched [a black student (5), were very talented. There are no big names today because of other objectives Robert Natkin was a kid out of high school in our class that comprised 75 to 85 war veterans - even WACS Student Whitney Halstead was an assistant to Kathleen Blackshear, the History of Art instructor and lecturer I once seriously kicked him in the ass when he snippely scolded me about my paper being turned in late. / The art Institute major shows were with De Kooning and Pollock (abstract expressionism), Enamul, Baziotes, Marco Relli, Van Gogh, and a tapestry show] Kline Guston / Katherine Kuh said when sitting with a group of students "Picasso if he were born and living the U.S. would do any kind of art he pleased to experience himself. In Europe he had to be just a painter and a sculptor. /&#13;
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[- Pierre Bonnard, French 1867-1947 "Preparation for Lunch" (gouache). Folding napkins, setting table, still life, table cloth. / - Chardin, French 1699-1779: "The White Tablecloth". Bread, wine, knife. / - Daumier Honore, French caricaturist. He probed human feeling and broadly transcribed contemporary life. His period treated him unkindly; he is now belauded. This perversion of a talent justly celebrated for work of another kind has found much favor / - Hendrik Gollzives, Dutch 1558-1619: "Hercules" (engraving), rendering from back. Great technique and anatomy (Met. Mus., Rembrandt Colelction) / - Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Italian 1696-1770: "Rinaldo and Armida in the Garden". Prominent with companion piece at top of stairs; later other prominent pieces at the Met. Soft colors, space. / The Italians - Tintoretto, Veronese and Tiepolo - hit me hard and stayed with me, although they were not strongly represented in the Chicago Art Institute collections. I looked at Fragonard and Tiepolo in Ryerson Library.&#13;
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Black Country – industrialized region, name derived from its pollution-coated landscape. Extend immediately to the west of Birmingham. Being of the coalfields, blast furnace filled the air with smoke and grime – extreme pollution&#13;
Army England &#13;
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Purloin haunt – to put away, render ineffective&#13;
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My Moby Dick Book &#13;
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	Confessions of a young artist&#13;
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The arduous task of being a successful artist in a money oriented marketplace where those critical of your popularity and financial gains do the (very) same (things) as the practices (you) and your associates do in a profitmaking society. The most elite and elevated leaders of the (selected) official art world boast of the prices, (how) cannonzied an artist’s work gets, and they also explore exploit the very (same) promotional directions [as] the art merchants they dismiss as hustlers do. &#13;
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