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Nov 09, 2021 shakurra Nov 09, 2021 shakurra Nov 03, 2021 David Conway	MS01.01.03.B01.F27.001 [HANDWRITTEN ON YELLOW LINED PAPER] Skunder/ b (1937) Interview - :3200 - 16th Street #516 1961 -- first time here / show at Phelps-Stokes -- 7 Drawing at an early age in Paris. Actions of the scene reflecting the resistance Spirit / occupied -- went to Paris in 1955 after receiving a scholarship -- (Silver Medal) (Tutored by two Canadian painters -- one traditional -- other abstract) -- Brought back new thoughts and new ideas reflecting achievements from Paris --..... Early reflections: Childhood - La Labella putting these forms together -- "home echoes systematically throughout" -- These references are seen in the artist's life. No real interference which pull him away from these visions --. Teaching important to his development -- / -- Impossible to deal with both / must maintain some of the old life style -- keeping alive that spark of creativity which reflects the continuous flow of ideas from an ancient culture -- Did not need the changes -- Having been around those who invented these forms of Expressionism in Paris; The artist felt no need to imitate them he [CONTINUE ON PAGE 2]	MS01.01.03.B01.F27.001 [HANDWRITTEN ON YELLOW LINED PAPER] Skunder/ b (1937) Interview - :3200 - 16th Street #516 1961 -- first time here / show at Phelps-Stokes -- 7 Drawing at an early age in Paris. Actions of the scene reflecting the resistance Spirit / occupied -- went to Paris in 1955 after receiving a scholarship -- (Silver Medal) (Tutored by two Canadian painters -- one traditional -- other abstract) -- Brought back new thoughts and new ideas reflecting achievements from Paris --..... Early reflections: Childhood - La Labella putting these forms together -- "home echoes systematically throughout" -- These references are seen in the artist's life. No real interference which pull him away from these visions --. Teaching important to his development -- / -- Impossible to deal with both / must maintain some of the old life style -- keeping alive that spark of creativity which reflects the continuous flow of ideas from an ancient culture -- Did not need the changes -- Having been around those who invented these forms of Expressionism in Paris; The artist felt no need to imitate them he [CONTINUE ON PAGE 2]

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The David C. Driskell Center Transcription Project

Help us transcribe the papers of artist, educator, and curator David C. Driskell