THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Exhibitions
On Display
At Museum
The research exhibitions of
s three University faculty members
Jr. are currently on display in the
Museum of Art.
Paul R. Suttman, Professors
pA William A. Lewis and Albert P.
xt. Mullen all of the architecture col-
lege, are the contributing artists.
The works on display were done
under grant from the Horace H.
Rackham School of Graduate
Studies.
Suttman's exhibit contains 32
ye bronze sculptures that display his
es professional trademark, a straw,
es hat, which he explains is a device'
rs: to establish a mood of relaxed in-
n timacy.
dd Prof. Lewis is represented by a
ry series of oil paintings, water colors.
vo and drawings which attempt to
ts portray historical subject matter
rd utilizing contemporary methods of
composition. "I tried to abstract
is some of the essence of the time
ge and events of the last year of the
be Civil War and their emotional
'r effects in the paintings," Prof.
en Lewis says.
Prof. Mullen describes his own
te contributions to the exhibit as
tn "non-figurative, recalled color
evocations of the quality of cele-
bration found in an Indian coun-
k, try barely Europeanized."
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