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Doel Reed

Evening Music, 1946

1,500 USD

1895: Born in Logansport, Indiana, but raised in Indianapolis
1916: Enrolled in the Cincinnati Art Academy
1917: Left for France to serve in World War I
1918: Blinded temporarily after being gassed and spent several months in a base hospital in France
1919: Following his discharge, returned to the Art Academy where he studied for another year
1924: Began a thirty-five year long teaching career as the head of the art department at Oklahoma State University
1930: Studied in France
1952: Elected to membership in the National Academy of Design for graphic arts
1959: Following his retirement from the university, Reed relocated to Taos where he set up a studio
1985: Died in New Mexico
: Beginning in the late 1940’s many of his summers were spent in Taos, New Mexico, with his family

1965: National Academy of Design (Samuel Morse Medal)
1954: Audubon Artists (John Taylor Arms Memorial Medal)
1951: Audubon Artists (Gold Medal of Honor)
1946: Pasadena Art Institute
1944 - 1946: Library of Congress
1944: Laguna Beach Art Association (prize)
Southern States Art League (prize)
1943: Herron Art Institute
1942: Whitney Museum of American Art
Currier Gallery of Art, Manchester, NH (prize)
Northwest Printmakers (prize)
1941: Carnegie Institute
1940: Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
1937: Paris Salon
Art Institute of Chicago
1934 - 1946: National Academy of Design
1934: Art Institute of Chicago
1932: Kansas City Art Institute
1930 - 1946: Society of American Etchers
1929: Society of Independent Artist
1927: Society of Independent Artist

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