A Sculptors Odyssey Oral History Transcript 1986
A Sculptors Odyssey Oral History Transcript 1986
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I felt indebted to her because when I came back from the war I had lost my studio up on Russian Hill, and she and her husband asked me to come live with them. They had an enormous house on the very top of Russian Hill and their two daughters were married and living elsewhere. That was a very generous gesture because I had a nice room at the top of the house with a beautiful view of the bay. It was a godsend until I bought my own house just below them on Russian Hill, next to where I'd had my st...udio before the war. So they were important to me. She commissioned me to do portraits of her two grandchildren. The portraits I did of her and her husband were my way of repaying my debt to them.
Courvoisier and Braxton Galleries Riess: Two galleries that we didn't mention that I want to just sneak in here are the Courvoisier Gallery .
Schnier: Yes. That was one of the first really legitimate commercial galleries that handled my work in San Francisco. It was different with Beatrice Judd Ryan, she had continuing patronage support.
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I felt indebted to her because when I came back from the war I had lost my studio up on Russian Hill, and she and her husband asked me to come live with them. They had an enormous house on the very top of Russian Hill and their two daughters were married and living elsewhere. That was a very generous gesture because I had a nice room at the top of the house with a beautiful view of the bay. It was a godsend until I bought my own house just below them on Russian Hill, next to where I'd had my st...udio before the war. So they were important to me. She commissioned me to do portraits of her two grandchildren. The portraits I did of her and her husband were my way of repaying my debt to them.
Courvoisier and Braxton Galleries Riess: Two galleries that we didn't mention that I want to just sneak in here are the Courvoisier Gallery .
Schnier: Yes. That was one of the first really legitimate commercial galleries that handled my work in San Francisco. It was different with Beatrice Judd Ryan, she had continuing patronage support.
What to read after A Sculptors Odyssey Oral History Transcript 1986?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacques Schnier to read onlineMoreLess
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