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Image of Under the Umbrella

Clark Walker
American, born 1940

Under the Umbrella

1969

Object Type: Painting
Dimensions:
34 in. x 40 in. (86.36 cm x 101.6 cm)
Medium and Support: Acrylic on canvas
Accession Number: 1970.0050

Credit Line: Gift of the artist


Born in Selma, Alabama, Clark Walker's interest in art began in high school. While still a young man, he received early attention by winning an art contest sponsored by the Montgomery Art Guild. A new acquaintance, artist Charles Shannon, encouraged Walker's pursuit of art and suggested that he attend the prestigious Skowhegan School of Art program in Maine. While there, in 1962, Walker studied with Ben Shahn and Jack Levine.

Although the army drafted Walker in 1964, he continued to paint, creating a mural for the U.S. Army in Stuttgart, Germany. Upon returning home he completed his education and painted scenes such as Under the Umbrella, which illustrate individuals lost in thought.

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