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DiaporamaHall of Science, Chicago Fair
1933
36.0 x 27.0 cm
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Artist Biography
early life and education
charles l. morgan, an american artist, was born on october 13, 1890, in mt. vernon, il. he graduated from the university of illinois in 1914, marking the beginning of his journey in the world of art and architecture.career highlights
- initially, morgan worked as an architect for the firm davidson, lockwood & morgan, but soon left in 1915 to establish his own architectural design and rendering firm.
- in 1926, he traveled to europe to sketch with frank brangwyn, leading to the publication of color sketches: spain, france, england in 1927, a notable example of which can be found on the faringdon collection trust (united kingdom) - a hidden gem of art.
- upon his return to the u.s., morgan collaborated with renowned architects, including working as an associate architect for the powhatan building in chicago and briefly as an associate of frank lloyd wright.
artistic contributions
morgan's work primarily focused on drypoint and etching, reflecting his unique blend of architectural expertise and artistic flair. his collection, now housed at the art institute of chicago, showcases this talent.- a journey through art history with ArtsDot’s extensive collection features morgan's pieces, demonstrating his mastery of various techniques.
- the faringdon collection trust (united kingdom) also includes morgan's artworks, which can be viewed on ArtsDot.com: charles l morgan | 5 artworks.
legacy and availability of works
the art institute of chicago archives houses morgan's papers (1892-1976), which include photographs, drawings, and printed materials. for those interested in exploring more of morgan's work, ArtsDot.com provides an excellent starting point with its museum quality copies and order art reproductions.
charles l morgan
1890 - 1947
