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1950 Shelbyville, Indiana - 2001. Known for: Landscape, still life, figure.
Born in Shelbyville, Indiana, Marlin Linville became a plein-air painter of Texas and western landscapes including scenes near his studio on a wooded acreage in Round Rock, Texas and surrounding... Read full biography
Born in Shelbyville, Indiana, Marlin Linville became a plein-air painter of Texas and western landscapes including scenes near his studio on a wooded acreage in Round Rock, Texas and surrounding states of New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Colorado. He was raised on farm near Shelbyville, and as a youth,... Read full biography
Born in Shelbyville, Indiana, Marlin Linville became a plein-air painter of Texas and western landscapes including scenes near his studio on a wooded acreage in Round Rock, Texas and surrounding states of New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Colorado. He was raised on farm near Shelbyville, and as a youth, always seemed to find time for drawing. He attended Purdue State in Indiana as a political science major and graduated with a degree in art from the University of Texas. Linville died in 2001 from... Read full biography
Born in Shelbyville, Indiana, Marlin Linville became a plein-air painter of Texas and western landscapes including scenes near his studio on a wooded acreage in Round Rock, Texas and surrounding states of New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Colorado. He was raised on farm near Shelbyville, and as a youth, always seemed to find time for drawing. He attended Purdue State in Indiana as a political science major and graduated with a degree in art from the University of Texas. Linville died in 2001 from cancer when he was fifty-one years old.
Born in Shelbyville, Indiana, Marlin Linville became a plein-air painter of Texas and western landscapes including scenes near his studio on a wooded acreage in Round Rock, Texas and surrounding states of New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Colorado. He was raised on farm near Shelbyville, and as a youth, always seemed to find time for drawing. He attended Purdue State in Indiana as a political science major and graduated with a degree in art from the University of Texas. Linville died in 2001 from cancer when he was fifty-one years old.