IT WAS QUITE A WALK from Union Station to the Art Institute.
"There are two Donalds in this autobiography: Donald the painter, and an extended Donald - Donald the institution. Without stretching the point in any way, one can say that indeed, this book is the profile of a trinity of principals, for many sections reflect the presence and strength of Donald's late wife, Peggy. Shared goals united Donald and Peggy into one voice." "The private Donald Vogel closes his book with the celebrative declaration of having reached his goal started a little less than sixty years ago: "I am a painter." That accolade had long ago been conferred upon him by many people. But only the individual artist can claim for himself the approval and judgment of his own soul."--Jacket.
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Memories and Images: The World of Donald Vogel and Valley House Gallery
January 2001, University of North Texas Press
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1574411179 9781574411171
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