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aaron bohrod
 
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Alcoa's Lanxter stand tall against Maryville 
Knoxville News Sentinel - Jan 13 10:08 PM
MARYVILLE - Intimidation hasn't ever been a problem for Alcoa High School senior Kyrus Lanxter.


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The show the critics loved but the crowds shunned 
The Scotsman - Jan 12 4:32 PM
IT WAS hailed as a long overdue show by the man described as Scotland's most successful modern artist.


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The new Pop is everywhere you look 
Calendarlive.com - Dec 23 6:53 PM
POP art is back. Everywhere you look, from galleries and museums to art fairs and international biennials, the intersection of art culture with popular culture is apparent.


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Hitler Comedy No Laughing Matter for Germans 
NPR - Jan 14 2:48 PM
A new German movie about Adolph Hitler opened this week and it's a comedy. "Mein Führer" is the first mainstream German film to make fun of the Nazi leader.


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Shows of note 
The Oregonian - Jan 12 12:44 AM
Nikon Small World Photomicrography Competition The top 20 winners of this annual competition -- now in its 32nd year -- will show their work in this traveling exhibit on view at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry.


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Akseli Gallen-Kallela (1865-1931) The Spirit of Finland 
Art Daily - Jan 01 3:11 PM
Akseli Gallen-Kallela, Kullervo’s Curse, 1899, Oil on canvas, 184 x 102,5 cm, © Ateneum Art Museum, Finnish National Gallery. GRONIGEN, THE NETHERLANDS.-


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NATIONAL TREASURES 
Kansas City Star - Dec 17 12:46 AM
I’ve often wondered what Thomas Moran and Albert Bierstadt would have made of Bryce Canyon National Park in midwinter. How would these great 19th-century landscape artists have portrayed its ginger-colored rock sentinels and fantastic wind-, water- and ice-hewn formations? How would they have painted its massive spruce, fir and bristlecone pine forests contrasting with deep-piled snow?


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Returning an heirloom 
Desert Sun - Dec 17 4:05 AM
t's a family heirloom that some in the family didn't actually like. But it was theirs, an investment bought by an uncle with an eye for art.


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This Day in History

Contents

  • 1 1936 U.S. and Canadian Fellows
  • 2 1936 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows
  • 3 External links
  • 4 See also

1936 U.S. and Canadian Fellows

  • Leopold Atlas, Deceased. Drama: 1936.
  • John Edwin Bakeless, Deceased. Biography: 1936, 1945.
  • Catherine Krouse Bauer, Deceased. Architecture: 1936.
  • Albert Bein, Deceased. Drama and Performance Art: 1936.
  • Harold Francis Blum, Deceased. Biology: 1936, 1945, 1953.
  • Aaron Bohrod, Deceased. Painting: 1936, 1937.
  • Thomas A. Brady, Deceased. Classics: 1936.
  • Jon Corbino, Deceased. Fine Arts: 1936, 1937.
  • Edward Doro, Deceased. Poetry: 1936.
  • Joseph Leon Edel, Deceased. American Literature: 1936,1938, 1965.
  • Charles Farwell Edson, Jr, Deceased. Classics: 1936, 1937, 1956.
  • James Thomas Farrell, Deceased. Novelist: 1936.
  • Kenneth Flexner Fearing, Deceased. Poetry: 1936, 1939.
  • Solomon Gandz, Deceased. Mathematics: 1936.
  • Leo Gershoy, Deceased. French History: 1936, 1939, 1946, 1959.
  • Donald Malcolm Greer, Deceased. French History: 1936.
  • George Whitfield Deluz Hamlett, Deceased. Biology: 1936, 1937.
  • Jacob Hauser, Poet: 1936.
  • Andrés Henestrosa, Writer, Senator of the Republic of Mexico: 1936, 1937.
  • Josephine Herbst, Deceased. Fiction: 1936.
  • Granville Hicks, Deceased. Literary Criticism: 1936.
  • Zora Neale Hurston, Deceased. Non-Fiction: 1936, 1937.
  • Leland Hamilton Jenks, Deceased. Economic History: 1936.
  • Clifford Kirkpatrick, Deceased. Sociology: 1936.
  • Ralph Leonard Kirkpatrick, Deceased. Music Research: 1936.
  • Irving A. Leonard, Deceased. Spanish Literature: 1936.
  • Garrett Mattingly, Deceased. British History, Spanish and Latin American History and Renaissance Studies: 1936, 1945, 1953, 1960.
  • Perry Gilbert Eddy Miller, Deceased. U.S. History: 1936.
  • Lennox Algernon Mills, Deceased. Political Science: 1936, 1957, 1959.
  • Jean Paul Misrah], Deceased. French: 1936.
  • Ernest Staples Osgood, Deceased. U.S. History: 1936.
  • Saul K. Padover, Deceased. French History: 1936.
  • Kenneth Patchen, Deceased. Poetry: 1936.
  • Donald Culross Peattie, Deceased. Non-Fiction: 1936, 1937.
  • Donald McLean Purdy, Deceased. Psychology: 1936.
  • Morris Roberts, Deceased. American Literature: 1936.
  • Alexander N. Sack, Deceased. Law: 1936.
  • Glanville Wynkoop Smith, Deceased. Non-Fiction: 1936.
  • Donald Alfred Stauffer, Deceased. 18th Century English Literature: 1936.
  • Harry Sternberg, Artist, Escondido, California: 1936.
  • Marshall Harvey Stone, Deceased. Mathematics: 1936.
  • Robert Turney, Deceased: Drama & Performance Art: 1936, 1937.
  • Pierre Robert Vigneron, Deceased. French: 1936.
  • Lloyd Raymond Watson, Deceased. Biochemistry: 1936.
  • George Willard Wheland, Deceased. Chemistry: 1936.
  • Perry William Wilson, Deceased. Biochemistry: 1936.
  • Donald Goddard Wing, Deceased. Bibliography: 1936.

1936 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

  • James Thomas Culbertson, deceased. Bacteriologist, Tenafly, New Jersey: 1936, 1946.
  • Adalberto Steeger Schaeffer, Deceased. Medicine: 1936.