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Claude Wallace Woodruff SIGNATURES
1884 Hamilton, Michigan - 1956. Known for: Children's book illustrator, educator.
Claude Woodruff was born in Hamilton, Michigan but is more closely associated with Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where he lived and worked for many years. Mr. Woodruff studied under George Bridgman,... Read full biography
Claude Woodruff was born in Hamilton, Michigan but is more closely associated with Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where he lived and worked for many years. Mr. Woodruff studied under George Bridgman, Thomas Fogerty, Edward Penfield, Charles Buckles Falls, and Charles Rosen. He was a teacher at the... Read full biography
Claude Woodruff was born in Hamilton, Michigan but is more closely associated with Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where he lived and worked for many years. Mr. Woodruff studied under George Bridgman, Thomas Fogerty, Edward Penfield, Charles Buckles Falls, and Charles Rosen. He was a teacher at the Pittsburgh Art Institute and wrote and illustrated The Life of Shep, the Farmer's Dog. His exhibitions include the Art Institute of Chicago in 1926. He was a member of the Society of Illustrators. Source:.... Read full biography
Claude Woodruff was born in Hamilton, Michigan but is more closely associated with Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where he lived and worked for many years. Mr. Woodruff studied under George Bridgman, Thomas Fogerty, Edward Penfield, Charles Buckles Falls, and Charles Rosen. He was a teacher at the Pittsburgh Art Institute and wrote and illustrated The Life of Shep, the Farmer's Dog. His exhibitions include the Art Institute of Chicago in 1926. He was a member of the Society of Illustrators. Source:. Peter Falk, Who Was Who in American Art
Claude Woodruff was born in Hamilton, Michigan but is more closely associated with Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where he lived and worked for many years. Mr. Woodruff studied under George Bridgman, Thomas Fogerty, Edward Penfield, Charles Buckles Falls, and Charles Rosen. He was a teacher at the Pittsburgh Art Institute and wrote and illustrated The Life of Shep, the Farmer's Dog. His exhibitions include the Art Institute of Chicago in 1926. He was a member of the Society of Illustrators. Source:. Peter Falk, Who Was Who in American Art
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