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Darrel Austin

Darrel Austin (1907 - 1994) was active/lived in Connecticut, New York.  Darrel Austin is known for Surreal genre-landscape-animal.

Darrel Austin, an Oregon artist who gained a national reputation, was born in Raymond, Washington on June 25, 1907. His family moved to Portland in 1909. As a young adult, he attended the University of Portland, where he studied with Emil Jacques, a Flemish artist. He took private lessons in Jacques's studio, and it was there that Austin met Charles Heaney and C.S. Price, two Oregon artists who had a great influence on his work.

In 1927, Austin began his career as a commercial artist with the Kleeb Art Service. He assisted Jacques with a mural commission for St. Mary's Cathedral in Portland and accompanied him to South Bend, Indiana, to complete the commission. Returning to Portland, he was hired for the Works Progress Administration (WPA) program and began a mural for the University of Oregon Medical School (now Oregon Health & Science University) in 1936.

The Evolution of Medical Education consisted of four six-by-eight-foot panels representing ignorance, do   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 5155 characters.]  Artist bio

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