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"Magnolia" In 1967 a new church

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In 1967 a new church was built at Grand Avenue and North 14th Street and the church in the painting was later replaced with an activities building

“Destroying that message by cutting hearts from the materials opened space for a new perspective—namely

A devout meditator

they contain echoes of the artist’s Eastern heritage

Such artistry

"Magnolia" In 1967 a new church16 x 20" on canvas by Benham Carter Dangers (1916 2008) During his earliest decades of activity, Benham Carter Dangers was known primarily as a portraitist whose works offered a keen likeness of his subjects. His studies at the Pratt Institute were interrupted during World War II when the artist was called to serve as an artist for the United States Army. Dangers painted many portraits of soldiers of the Alaskan Defense Command. Once his coursework in

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