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Dan L. Hill
(1929 - )
Dan Leroy Hill of Sandy, Utah, is a veteran of the Korean War. He first studied art at the Pioneer Craft House with sculptor Karl Quilter and received critiques from Avard Fairbanks and Edward Fraughton. He was a landscape maintenance worker so he had free time in the winter to work on his art, developing into a talented academic realist sculptor of bronze casts, usually of children, western and domestic genre themes. He participated with small sports pieces at the Loveland, Colorado, show and in the 1998 April Salon; the Springville Museum of Art bought his bronze Cowboys Don't Take Naps
(1929 - )
Dan Leroy Hill of Sandy, Utah, is a veteran of the Korean War. He first studied art at the Pioneer Craft House with sculptor Karl Quilter and received critiques from Avard Fairbanks and Edward Fraughton. He was a landscape maintenance worker so he had free time in the winter to work on his art, developing into a talented academic realist sculptor of bronze casts, usually of children, western and domestic genre themes. He participated with small sports pieces at the Loveland, Colorado, show and in the 1998 April Salon; the Springville Museum of Art bought his bronze Cowboys Don't Take Naps
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