The following, submitted May 2005, is from William McLeod, son of the artist. Born in St. Paul, Minnesota, Ronald McLeod was raised in Chicago where he attended the University of Chicago for two... Read full biography
The following, submitted May 2005, is from William McLeod, son of the artist. Born in St. Paul, Minnesota, Ronald McLeod was raised in Chicago where he attended the University of Chicago for two years before enlisting in the Royal Canadian Engineers for service in World War I. Upon his return from... Read full biography
The following, submitted May 2005, is from William McLeod, son of the artist. Born in St. Paul, Minnesota, Ronald McLeod was raised in Chicago where he attended the University of Chicago for two years before enlisting in the Royal Canadian Engineers for service in World War I. Upon his return from France in 1919, he started his career as an illustrator for a Chicago advertising agency and, to earn some extra money, playing piano for radio station KYW, Chicago. He was married in 1923. Wanting... Read full biography
The following, submitted May 2005, is from William McLeod, son of the artist. Born in St. Paul, Minnesota, Ronald McLeod was raised in Chicago where he attended the University of Chicago for two years before enlisting in the Royal Canadian Engineers for service in World War I. Upon his return from France in 1919, he started his career as an illustrator for a Chicago advertising agency and, to earn some extra money, playing piano for radio station KYW, Chicago. He was married in 1923. Wanting more professional independence, he and his wife moved to Paris in early 1925, his intentions being education, particularly drawing, and work. After considering and rejecting other schools, he enrolled at Delacluse Academy because, as he said,... Read full biography
The following, submitted May 2005, is from William McLeod, son of the artist. Born in St. Paul, Minnesota, Ronald McLeod was raised in Chicago where he attended the University of Chicago for two years before enlisting in the Royal Canadian Engineers for service in World War I. Upon his return from France in 1919, he started his career as an illustrator for a Chicago advertising agency and, to earn some extra money, playing piano for radio station KYW, Chicago. He was married in 1923. Wanting more professional independence, he and his wife moved to Paris in early 1925, his intentions being education, particularly drawing, and work. After considering and rejecting other schools, he enrolled at Delacluse Academy because, as he said, "Delacluse has drawing every morning and painting every afternoon with criticism every other day in the one and alternate days i... Read full biography
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