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Visual Arts

 
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NOPAL Cultural  
NOPAL Cultural  

   NOPAL Cultural, formerly known as NOPAL Cultural Center is a Latino grassroots and volunteer-operated organization that began in December… Read More »NOPAL Cultural  

Norman Norell
Norman Norell

(Apr. 20, 1900-Oct. 26, 1972). For decades, Norman Norell, known as the “dean of American fashion,” produced meticulously designed women’s… Read More »Norman Norell

Wilbur David Peat
Wilbur David Peat

(Nov. 8, 1898-Dec. 14, 1966). Wilbur David Peat was born in Chengtu, Szechuan, China, to parents of English descent. He… Read More »Wilbur David Peat

Frederick Polley
Frederick Polley

(Aug. 15, 1875-Sept. 9, 1957). Frederick Polley was born in Union City, Indiana. His art instruction included study at the… Read More »Frederick Polley

The Portfolio Club
The Portfolio Club

The Portfolio is one of Indianapolis’s oldest, continuously active social clubs. It was organized in 1890 at the suggestion of… Read More »The Portfolio Club

Myra Reynolds Richards
Myra Reynolds Richards

(Jan. 31, 1882-Dec. 28, 1934). Born in Indianapolis, Richards studied art at the under painter and sculptor . From 1918… Read More »Myra Reynolds Richards

Bruce Rogers
Bruce Rogers

(May 14, 1870-May 18, 1957). Born in Lafayette, Indiana, Bruce Rogers showed an early talent for drawing and penmanship. He… Read More »Bruce Rogers

David Kresz Rubins
David Kresz Rubins

(Sept. 5, 1902-Mar. 6, 1985). A native of Minneapolis, David Kresz Rubins studied at Dartmouth, the Beaux-Arts Institute of Design… Read More »David Kresz Rubins

Alexander Sangernebo
Alexander Sangernebo

(May 1, 1856-Jan. 22, 1930). Alexander Sangernebo was responsible for most of the architectural terra cotta ornamentation in Indianapolis before… Read More »Alexander Sangernebo

Duncan Schiedt 
Duncan Schiedt 

(May 13, 1921-Mar. 12. 2014). Born in Atlantic City, New Jersey, to Jacob and Kitty Schiedt, Duncan Schiedt moved to… Read More »Duncan Schiedt 

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