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Richard Lack
(Minneapolis, MN, 1928 - 2009, Minnetonka, MN)
Born in Minnesota on March 26, 1928, Richard Lack was primarily a classical realism painter. He studied with noted Boston artist R.H. Ives Gammell in the early 1950s. His art is extraordinarily diverse including a variety of genres such as still life, portraiture, landscape, and figure painting. Lack also influenced many arists after him. In 1969, he established Atelier Lack, a non-profit studio school which emphasized the artistic traditions of Europe that had seen a decline after the First World War. He also coined the term classical realism and helped found an organization based on the movement, The American Society of Classical Realism.
(Minneapolis, MN, 1928 - 2009, Minnetonka, MN)
Born in Minnesota on March 26, 1928, Richard Lack was primarily a classical realism painter. He studied with noted Boston artist R.H. Ives Gammell in the early 1950s. His art is extraordinarily diverse including a variety of genres such as still life, portraiture, landscape, and figure painting. Lack also influenced many arists after him. In 1969, he established Atelier Lack, a non-profit studio school which emphasized the artistic traditions of Europe that had seen a decline after the First World War. He also coined the term classical realism and helped found an organization based on the movement, The American Society of Classical Realism.
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