Cathleen toelke biography for kids

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    Interview with Marc Burckhardt

    by Cathleen Toelke

    June 18,

    Historical art shows us where we came from. Contemporary art reflects where we are now. Marc Burckhardt, a widely published and recognized artist from Austin, Texas, combines the two.




    What led you to use an array of historical influences to create commentaries on the present?

    "American Thoroughbred", acrylic & oil on wood

    Wow—into the deep end of the pool! I grew up in a small town in Texas, but my folks were university professors and my father was from Europe, so we spent large portions of our summers overseas with his family. My mother was a painter as well, so I grew up visiting art museums, and like most kids, I drew all the time. That environment deeply influenced the imagery I created. I got my undergraduate degree in Art History as well as painting, and found the conceptual and symbolic language of historical work as influential as the technical aspects. Leo Steinberg's "Sexua

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      "The Human Body- What it is and How it Works" is a book I was given  by my parents when I was 7. I spent hours and hours with this book throughout my childhood- it is among my most prized possesions to this day. Today I not only love this book for it's sentimental vlaue, but for the accomplishment it represents. This book contains over of the most startingly beautiful, creative and complex illustrations I've ever seen. Looking at these pictures today (The book was published in ) I marvel at the accomplishment by the illustrator, Cornelius DeWitt.
      I often think that the greatest thing an illustrator can achieve is to illustrate a book in a way that makes it relevant far beyond the time in which it is published. I offer this posting as a tribute to the greatness of the work of Mr. Cornelius DeWitt.

      neural communication

      Illustrators are often asked "what would be your dream job? "- this is mine
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