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Residence
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Paintings,
Photos,
Sculpture
Spiral of Birds
African Batik
Gift of
Yvette Ellis, 2006
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Chumash Rock
Painting Kent Butler,
Acrylic. Gift of Kent
Butler, 1998
Matilija Poppies Elaine Rogers:
Watercolor
Beatrice Wood, 1996
Carole Tapolian:
Black and White Photograph
Gift of Carole Tapolian, 1998
Winfield with
Rabbit Grapes of Wrath Series
Horace Bristol. Gift
of Valerie and Dietrich Schmidt.
Topa Topa Bluffs Bert Collins:
Pastel
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Gift from the
Estate of William H. Thomas and Margaret Brammer Thomas
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Howard Warshaw was
born and raised in New York City and studied at Pratt
Institute, the National Academy of Design Art School and the Art Students
League. In 1942 he moved west to
join his parents in southern California. He
went to work first in the animation studios of Disney and later at Warner Bros.
He taught at the short-lived Jepson Art Institute, where he was strongly
influenced by fellow teacher Rico Lebrun.
Beginning in 1951,
Warshow taught at the University of California, Santa Barbara for more than 20
years. Besides his UCLA mural, he did murals for the UC campuses in
Santa Barbara, San Diego, and Riverside.
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Three vases donated by
Otto
Heino
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