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Stephen H. Randall |
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US Army Combat Artist Team VII |
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Former Army Combat Artists gather at the Indianapolis Art Museum to show and talk about their work (on loan from the Center for Military History). |
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My combat art belongs to the Army. It also belongs to the public. Check it out at...
Historical Services to the Public : CMH CMH's art and documents collections, library, and reference services are available to private researchers. Official priorities permitting, its historians, curators, and archivists advise researchers on military history and stand ready to share their expertise concerning the location of sources. The Collections Branch of the Museum Division arranges temporary loans of paintings and drawings from the Army Art Collection to private organizations that agree to display the art publicly in accordance with Army regulations. The Army's museums and historical holdings throughout the country and abroad are open to the public, and their curators are available to answer reference questions. Inquiries about these programs and services should be addressed to CMH's Executive Officer. (Email to the XO may be forwarded to cmhonline@hqda.army.mil.) Apparently, the U.S. Army Art Collection includes “Traveling Exhibit 16– 7 batiks by Sp5 Stephen H. Randall in Vietnam, 1968. Approximate weight is 50 lbs. Estimated value is $2,450.” I hope people have seen them. Now I’m a plein air artist– in the field, in the open, in South Dakota. Check it out at…
South Dakota Plein Aire Artists (SDPAA) was formed in 2004 to provide a forum for regional artists and enthusiasts who share a passion for Plein Aire. We are an informal organization - "membership" is predicated upon an interest in the art of outdoor painting and sketching. Participants range from professionals to amateurs. SDPAA welcomes your interest and invites you to join us at our next "paint out"! And... South Dakota Artists Network (SDAN) |
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Email: srandall1@sio.midco.net |
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South Dakota Plein Air Artists:
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