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1910 Eugene, Oregon (rural) - 1999 Carmel, California. Known for: Landscape, animal and figure painting, sculpture.
Clarence Emory Bates was born on a farm near Eugene, in Lane County, Oregon on June 9, 1910. Bates was a graduate of the University of Oregon and the Cornish School in Seattle, Washington. In 1938 he... Read full biography
Clarence Emory Bates was born on a farm near Eugene, in Lane County, Oregon on June 9, 1910. Bates was a graduate of the University of Oregon and the Cornish School in Seattle, Washington. In 1938 he was an instructor of sculpture at the University of Oregon. In 1939 he was the Director of Fine Art... Read full biography
Clarence Emory Bates was born on a farm near Eugene, in Lane County, Oregon on June 9, 1910. Bates was a graduate of the University of Oregon and the Cornish School in Seattle, Washington. In 1938 he was an instructor of sculpture at the University of Oregon. In 1939 he was the Director of Fine Art at the Salem Art Center in Oregon. He also studied at the Carmel Art Institute with Jack Cunningham, and at the University of California. Prior to World War II he opened a studio in San Francisco,... Read full biography
Clarence Emory Bates was born on a farm near Eugene, in Lane County, Oregon on June 9, 1910. Bates was a graduate of the University of Oregon and the Cornish School in Seattle, Washington. In 1938 he was an instructor of sculpture at the University of Oregon. In 1939 he was the Director of Fine Art at the Salem Art Center in Oregon. He also studied at the Carmel Art Institute with Jack Cunningham, and at the University of California. Prior to World War II he opened a studio in San Francisco, California. During the war he supervised Arts & Crafts programs for the Red Cross in the South Pacific. Bates settled on the Monterey Peninsula in 1946. During the 1960's he taught at the Carmel Adult School. He later headed the Art Department at the... Read full biography
Clarence Emory Bates was born on a farm near Eugene, in Lane County, Oregon on June 9, 1910. Bates was a graduate of the University of Oregon and the Cornish School in Seattle, Washington. In 1938 he was an instructor of sculpture at the University of Oregon. In 1939 he was the Director of Fine Art at the Salem Art Center in Oregon. He also studied at the Carmel Art Institute with Jack Cunningham, and at the University of California. Prior to World War II he opened a studio in San Francisco, California. During the war he supervised Arts & Crafts programs for the Red Cross in the South Pacific. Bates settled on the Monterey Peninsula in 1946. During the 1960's he taught at the Carmel Adult School. He later headed the Art Department at the Santa Catalina School in Monterey from 1965-1975. Bates exhibited his works widely. Various exhibition venues included the... Read full biography
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