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Show ELLINGSON 'suggestions of the landscape. Ellingson (B.F.A., M.F.A., 1965, 70, University of Utah) also a fascinating fellow as a personality, his dream is of an ideal "natural" world made-up of "continumorphs . . . morphologically related" via "symbiosis" - and while the details for such a "new landscape" and architecture evolve, Paul remains an admirable painter of watercolors (thank goodness!) and an effective teacher of the same at the Center. His work has been handled by Brushworks Gallery in Salt Lake City. ELSNER, Larry E., is a talented sculptor and ceramicist (B.S. 1957, Utah State University; M.F.A. 1958, Columbia University) who has been a member of the Utah State faculty since 1960. ENYEART, Elizabeth, is a present-day Vernal, Utah ceramicist of note. She graduated from Utah State University in 1976 with a B.F.A. degree, and her work is handled by Jailhouse Gallery in Moab and Stone Age Crafts in Salt Lake City. ERICKSON, Frank, a Utah painter of the present period, has shown his work at Phranque's Gallery. ERICKSON, John, is a fine local figure painter who also teaches at the University of Utah as an Associate Instructor for the Department of Art. ESTUS, Martha. The wife of Gerald G. Purdy, Estus was a talented contributor to the local arts scene before the Purdys' departure for Los Angeles in 1967. "ET. AL.", Salt Lake City, is a fine, new local graphic design firm. ETHINGTON, Nancy K., has in recent years single handedly created a very effective arts program for the University of Utah's Division of Continuing Education. EUBANK, Richard, is a teacher of "Oragami" for the Bountiful Art Center. EVANS, David W., is a talented local graphic designer (Salt Lake City). EVANS, Edwin. Left in 1895 (with the death of Herman H. Haag) to be operated as an adjunct to the Department of Engineering for the next five years, the "U" "art" offering was under the sole direction of Richard R. Lyman (at first listed as "Instructor of Engineering and Mechanical Drawing" and later as "Professor of Mining Engineering and Mathematics") for three years before the hiring of the "Department's" Chairman-to-be, Edwin Evans, in 1898. Edwin Evans and J. T. Harwood were the same age (b. I860), and, what's more, they both had grown up in Lehi (originally Evansville, Lehi had been founded by David Evans, Edwin's father) in the '60s and '70s. Yet, young Edwin, unlike his playmate Harwood, hadn't really considered painting as a possible profession early, and it wasn't until around 1888 or '89, as Evans was 66 |