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1931 Richard Kinnaird was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. - 2013. Known for: Abstraction-some optical.
Richard Kinnaird lived from 1931 to 2013. He was originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Richard Kinnaird joined the faculty at UNC-Chapel Hill in 1964, where he taught and influenced many students... Read full biography
Richard Kinnaird lived from 1931 to 2013. He was originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Richard Kinnaird joined the faculty at UNC-Chapel Hill in 1964, where he taught and influenced many students during a 40 year career, retiring in 2004. His work is in such museums as the the North Carolina... Read full biography
Richard Kinnaird lived from 1931 to 2013. He was originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Richard Kinnaird joined the faculty at UNC-Chapel Hill in 1964, where he taught and influenced many students during a 40 year career, retiring in 2004. His work is in such museums as the the North Carolina Museum of Art, the Ackland Art Museum, and the Museum of Modern Art in Seattle. Richard Kinnaird passed away in 2013.
Richard Kinnaird lived from 1931 to 2013. He was originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Richard Kinnaird joined the faculty at UNC-Chapel Hill in 1964, where he taught and influenced many students during a 40 year career, retiring in 2004. His work is in such museums as the the North Carolina Museum of Art, the Ackland Art Museum, and the Museum of Modern Art in Seattle. Richard Kinnaird passed away in 2013.
Richard Kinnaird lived from 1931 to 2013. He was originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Richard Kinnaird joined the faculty at UNC-Chapel Hill in 1964, where he taught and influenced many students during a 40 year career, retiring in 2004. His work is in such museums as the the North Carolina Museum of Art, the Ackland Art Museum, and the Museum of Modern Art in Seattle. Richard Kinnaird passed away in 2013.