Pirate painting by an unidentified 11 year old boy in an Otis Art Institute student exhibition at the Los Angles Museum in Exposition Park, Los Angeles, 1934
Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. This photograph appears with the article "Otis Art Institute Exhibit Rich in Promise for Future." Los Angeles Times 8 Jul. 1934: A8 Text from newspaper caption: Samples of Otis Art Institute Work: In the main gallery of the Los Angeles Museum, selected artistic creations of the 500 students of the Otis Art Institute are on display. Representative paintings are reproduced above. The oil painting at the top, left is by Virginia Perdue, from a Scandinavian model. A boy of 11 years of age in Donna Schuster's children's class, painted the pirate, top right. Below are decorative designs in aquarelle by Laura Owen--"Ceres" and "The Fury." Text from negative sleeve: Otis Art Institute
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image
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b&w nitrate negative
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uclamss_1429_2691 ark:/21198/zz002dchbd
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Subject
Paintings Art exhibitions--California--Los Angeles Otis Art Institute
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