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| − | Nm York 22, | + | Nm York 22, N.Y. |
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| − | Author-artist Dahlov (Mrs. Adolph) Ipcar was born in | + | Author-artist Dahlov (Mrs. Adolph) Ipcar was born in Windsor, Vermont. |
| − | Her | + | Her parents, William and Marguerite Zorac, are well-known artists; Mr. Zorach for his sculpturing, and Mrs. Zorach for her work with tapestries. |
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| − | Zorach for his sculpturing, and Mrs. Zorach for her work with tapestries. | ||
Through them Mrs. Ipcar received her instruction in art. | Through them Mrs. Ipcar received her instruction in art. | ||
| − | After a year at | + | After a year at Oberlin College she married and settled down to what have been her principal occupations — homemaking, farming and painting, and what she considers |
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| − | Oberlin College she married and settled down to what have been her | ||
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her "plodding" art career of sales, exhibitions and doing book illustrations. | her "plodding" art career of sales, exhibitions and doing book illustrations. | ||
| − | She has executed | + | She has executed two murals for United States Post Offices and has had eight one-man shows, six of which were in New York City. Her paintings hang in |
| − | one-man | + | the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum, Newark Museum, Whitney |
| − | the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum, Newark | ||
Museum and in numerous private collections. | Museum and in numerous private collections. | ||
Together with her husband and | Together with her husband and | ||
| − | two sons Mrs. Ipcar lives on their dairy | + | two sons Mrs. Ipcar lives on their dairy farm in Robinhood, Maine. |
| − | Borzoi Books for Young People written and illustrated by Dahlov | + | Borzoi Books for Young People written and illustrated by Dahlov Ipcar: |
| − | TEN BIG FARMS | + | TEN BIG FARMS Ages 5-9 1958 |
| − | I LIKE ANIMALS | + | I LIKE ANIMALS Ages 4-7 1960 |
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BORZOI BOOKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Nm York 22, N.Y.
DAHLOV IPCAR Author-artist Dahlov (Mrs. Adolph) Ipcar was born in Windsor, Vermont. Her parents, William and Marguerite Zorac, are well-known artists; Mr. Zorach for his sculpturing, and Mrs. Zorach for her work with tapestries. Through them Mrs. Ipcar received her instruction in art.
After a year at Oberlin College she married and settled down to what have been her principal occupations — homemaking, farming and painting, and what she considers her "plodding" art career of sales, exhibitions and doing book illustrations. She has executed two murals for United States Post Offices and has had eight one-man shows, six of which were in New York City. Her paintings hang in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum, Newark Museum, Whitney Museum and in numerous private collections.
Together with her husband and
two sons Mrs. Ipcar lives on their dairy farm in Robinhood, Maine. Borzoi Books for Young People written and illustrated by Dahlov Ipcar: TEN BIG FARMS Ages 5-9 1958 I LIKE ANIMALS Ages 4-7 1960 DEEP SEA FARM Ages 5-8 1961 LOBSTERMAN Ages 5-8 1962
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