Philip W. Prugh (1889-1970) 20th Century Paintings and Illustrations by a Midwestern Artist - A native of Xenia, Ohio, Prugh illustrated for Chicago-based magazines, painted commissioned portraits, and built a body of work centered on the people and places of his native state. The galleries here show examples of Prugh's works as his styles and subjects changed over fifty years.
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Philip W. Prugh (1889-1970) 20th Century Paintings and Illustrations by a Midwestern Artist - A native of Xenia, Ohio, Prugh illustrated for Chicago-based magazines, painted commissioned portraits, and built a body of work centered on the people and places of his native state. The galleries here show examples of Prugh's works as his styles and subjects changed over fifty years.
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Philip W. Prugh (1889-1970), 20th Century Midwestern Artist
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This website was designed by Stephen Weldon with the assistance of Maureen Moore and Tom Hoyt. Moore did splendid work in translating the initial vision into a functioning website. Hoyt was able to take over and complete the project in its final stages. Weldon extends his sincere appreciation to both of these people for their invaluable help.
Philip W. Prugh (1889-1970), 20th Century Midwestern Artist
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Prugh's illustrations come from the period of his life when he lived in Chicago (1912 to 1932), when he worked as a freelance illustrator for periodicals such as Cosmopolitan. And The Chicago Tribune. All in all, Prugh's work demonstrates a variety of styles. It ranges from mannered and dramatic in his illustrations to domestic and contemplative in his later paintings. The illustrations tend to have sharper and more angular features than his paintings. In some works, line and pattern dominate...
Philip W. Prugh (1889-1970), 20th Century Midwestern Artist
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Acquisition of Philip W. Prugh works by the Norman Rockwell Museum. In early March, the museum opened a temporary exhibit that included one of the recently acquired Prugh illustrations: People gathered outside of large mansion (c. 1918). The exhibit, Curator's Choice: Recent Gifts to the Permanent Collection, will be on display until the second week of May. Posted by Stephen Weldon on April 23, 2012). Recent discovery of a Prugh work in Dayton. Posted by Stephen Weldon on April 23, 2012).
Philip W. Prugh (1889-1970), 20th Century Midwestern Artist
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This website documents and displays the fine artwork of Philip W. Prugh. A native of Xenia, Ohio, Prugh illustrated for Chicago-based magazines, painted commissioned portraits, and built a body of work centered on the people and places of his native state. The galleries here show examples of Prugh’s works as his styles and subjects changed over fifty years.
Philip W. Prugh (1889-1970), 20th Century Midwestern Artist
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Below are some links to pages related to Philip Prugh and his art work:. The August 1931 issue of the Rotarian. Which can be found on Google Books, includes a story "What This Firm Needs- " by William H. McMasters (pp. 13-14, 49-50) that has two quite typical works of Prugh. The Crooked Lake Review. The Norman Rockwell Museum. Owns eleven of Prugh's works, illustrations and studies, produced between 1918 and 1933. History of the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fourteen: Yale College, Volume 1.
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Philip W. Prugh (1889-1970), 20th Century Midwestern Artist
This website documents and displays the fine artwork of Philip W. Prugh. A native of Xenia, Ohio, Prugh illustrated for Chicago-based magazines, painted commissioned portraits, and built a body of work centered on the people and places of his native state. The galleries here show examples of Prugh’s works as his styles and subjects changed over fifty years.
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