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Gerome Kamrowski

Gerome L. Kamrowski (1914 - 2004) was active/lived in Michigan, New York, Minnesota.  Gerome Kamrowski is known for Fanciful, surreal imagery painting and sculpture, teaching.

Following is the obituary of the artist published by the University of Michigan, The University Record Online, April 5, 2004, http://www.ur.umich.edu/0304/Apr05_04/obits.shtml

Gerome Kamrowski

?A teacher of art at U-M for 38 years, Gerome Kamrowski—professor emeritus of art and nationally renowned early artist of the surrealist movement—died at his home in Ann Arbor March 27. He was 90.

"As a teacher, Professor Kamrowski admonished his students to experiment and push the boundaries of their art. He urged them to be unafraid of failure and consider it a natural part of the creative process," says Jon Rush, professor of art in the School of Art & Design. "Above all, he stressed the importance of finding one's own path and that it would take hard work and dedication to achieve that. He was a natural teacher who related well to students because he himself never stopped being one."

A Minnesota native, Kamrowski moved early in his career to New York, where he   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 7471 characters.]  Artist bio

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