JUANITA ARTISTS FROM LONG AGO.
April 26th 2006 7:00 pm Heritage Hall
Norkirk
resident, Ken Nelson, will share
his collection of 20th century art produced by artists from the
One of the pieces to be shown is “The Nomad”, a Color Woodcut done in 1932 by Waldo S. Chase (American, 1895-1988). He is the brother of W. Corwin Chase. They taught themselves the art of the color woodcut in the mid 1920’s using Frank Moreley Fletcher’s Manual and produced magnificent color Woodblocks for about 10 years. This is a unique piece since most of their works were landscapes.
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