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!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//IETF//DTD HTML//EN>html>head>meta http-equivContent-Typecontenttext/html; charsetiso-8859-1>meta nameGENERATOR contentMicrosoft FrontPage 2.0>title>The Robert Broderson Homepage/title>/head>body backgroundoldpaperback.gif bgcolor#FFFFFF>h1 aligncenter>img srcsign.jpg width599 height202>/h1>hr>p>font size3>Robert Broderson was born July 6, 1920 in WestHaven, Connecticut. He died in Independence, Virginia on March12, 1992. He began painting as an older student attending DukeUniversity on the G.I. Bill after World War II. After hegraduated from Duke in 1950, he continued painting and studiedprintmaking with Mauricio Lasansky at the State University ofIowa, where he received an M.F.A. in 1952. Broderson thenreturned to Duke where he taught classes in drawing and paintingfor twelve years and became an Associate Professor of Art. Heleft Duke in 1964 after receiving a Guggenheim Fellowship.Broderson also taught at North Carolina State in Raleigh in1967-68, and at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture inMaine during the summer of 1967. After the sixties, Brodersongave up teaching and devoted all his life to painting./font>/p>div aligncenter>center>table border0 width90%>    tr>        td colspan2 width100%>p aligncenter>img        srcbobphoto.jpg width470 height331>/p>        p alignleft>Broderson was a figurative painter,        concerned with human and other figures. His subjects, as        he said, "always tend more toward the imaginative        than the real." The people in his paintings are not        real people; the landscapes do not exist in nature./p>        p aligncenter>img srcbob&bird.jpg width257        height300>/p>        div aligncenter>center>table border0        width100%>            tr>                td width50%>strong>u>SELECTED PERMANENT                COLLECTIONS:/u>/strong>p>Whitney Museum of                American Artbr>                National Collection of Fine Arts: Smithsonian                Institutebr>                American Academy of Arts a

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