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Summer's Idyll, 1930s
Clement Haupersexpand_more
Etching and soft-groundexpand_more
Gift of Dr. and Mrs. John E. Larkin, Jr.expand_more P.88.109
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Clement Haupers was a student of realism, a tradition that extended to his weighty figures and regional landscapes. In the late 1920s he and companion Clara Mairs (1878-1963) found inspiration for their printmaking during a summer trip to southern France. Starting in 1935, Haupers directed the regional activities of the Works Progress Administration's Federal Art Project. Much of the Depression-era art in Minnesota's public buildings was commissioned during his watch.
Details
- Title
- Summer's Idyll
- Artist Life
- 1900–1982
- Role
- Artist
- Accession Number
- P.88.109
- Curator Approved
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