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Kenneth Freeman

Kenneth Freeman (1935 - 2008) was active/lived in Arizona.  Kenneth Freeman is known for Cowboy genre.

Kenneth M. Freeman (Mar 27, 1935 - May 29, 2008)

Education:
Age 8-17:  Studied art with Joseph DeSalvi and took art lessons at the Art Institute of Chicago

Attended American Academy of Art, in Chicago, IL,  during High School years on an Art Competition scholarship from Stanford University. (Studied under William Mosby and others).

Graduated from the American Academy of Art in 1954

Apprenticed with Haddon Sundblom

Influences: Rembrandt, Franz Hall, and John Singer Sargent

Mediums:  mostly oil and bronze: also pastel and conte'

Awards , Honors, Accolades:
1955: Annual Art Competition, International Ballet Club Artists League, Chicago: 3rd prize
1960: Placed in the Salmagundi Show in New York City and the Union League Club of Chicago
1961: Illinois State Fair, the Annual professional Art Exhibit, "Dori, portrait", Honorable Mention
1981:  San Diego Museum of Fine Art "The Cowboy"; Best of Show; painting   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 10697 characters.]  Artist bio

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