biografía de Charles Val CLEAR (1910-c.1967)

Lugar de nacimiento: Albion, IN

Direcciones: Akron, OH, 1947; Jensen Beach, FL, 1966

Profesión: Museum consultant, educator, designer, painter, craftsperson, lecturer, writer

Estudios: John Herron A. Sch.; Ind. Univ.; Corcoran Sch. A.; Fla. Southern Col.; Myra Richards; Seth Velsey (Velsey Studio of Sculpture); J. Maxwell Miller; Oakley Ritchie; William Forsyth.

Asociaciones: AFA; Indianapolis AA; Elkhart AL; S. Wash. A.; Wash. Ldscp. Cl.

Obra: PMG.; Indianapolis Mus. of Art; Mt. Ranier (Md.) Pub. Lib.; Greenville and Albion (Ind.) Pub. Libs.; Soc. Wash. A.; Martin County (Fla.) Hist. Soc.

Comentarios: Positions: Asst. to Dir. Edu., Phillips Gal., 1931-1933; Dir., Art Lg. Wash. D.C., 1933-1936; Dir., Oregon A. Centers of Salem, LaGrande, Gold Beach, 1938-1942; Hd. Art & Pub. Rel., Hackley Schl. A., Tarrytown, N.Y., 1942-1945; Dir., Akron AI (Museum & School), 1945-1949; Dir., Clearwater A. Mus. & Fla. Gulf Coast A. Center, 1949-1952; Dir., Reorganization, Sioux City A. Center, 1955; Special Consultant, City of Tampa and Hillsborough County, 1957; Founder, Dir., Martin County Hist. Soc., and its House of Refuge" marine museum, Stuart, Fla., 1955-1958. Advisor on Community Culture to cities' and states' agencies, and Consultant to Public Museums.

Fuentes: WW66; WW47."