Clark

Born in Auburn, New York in 1916. Attended Syracuse University on a art scholarship and earned a BFA degree. This was followed by graduate study at UCLA and USC in Los Angeles. He taught art in Troy, New York and after serving five years in the Air Force during WW II he moved to Los Angeles where for the next 28 years continued teaching art and design. His watercolors are painted on gessoed panel and he maintains that his representational art in no way limits his creativity. His paintings are realistic but are constructed on an abstract base. His works have been exhibited at the New York State Exhibition, Air Force Reserve Art Exhibit, Pentagon, Otis Art Institute, American Film Institute, National North Light Cover Competition and numerous local art associations and television stations.His landscapes and marine still lifes have won many awards including the American Artist Magazine National Art Competition Inveresk Award.