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28 de ene. de 2022 · La figura más importante en la vida de Eduardo Clark, pieza clave del gobierno de Claudia Sheinbaum, es su abuelo, Mauricio Clark, expresidente municipal de Celaya y secretario de Gobierno de Guanajuato en la administración de Enrique Velazco.
Edward Cabot Clark o Edward S. Clark (19 de diciembre de 1811-14 de octubre de 1882) fue el fundador de la compañía fabricante máquinas de coser Singer junto a su socio Isaac Merritt Singer. Clark era abogado de profesión, y se le considera uno de los precursores de las modernas técnicas de venta.
- 14 de octubre de 1882 (70 años)
- Williams College
- Estadounidense
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Learn about Edward Clark, one of the many photographers for LIFE who captured some of the most iconic pictures from the US & around the World.
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Edward Clark was born in the Storyville section of New Orleans on May 6, 1926. When he was six, his parents Merion and Edward Sr., moved their family to Baton Rouge where they lived in a shotgun house with his father's great aunt. At this time, Clark began his elementary schooling, where he was first exposed to drawing. On one occasion, a nun at hi...
With the aid of the GI Bill, Clark enrolled in the Art Institute of Chicago in 1947, where he studied with painter Louis Ritman. In 1952, he left Chicago and moved to Paris. As an African-American, this period abroad was pivotal for his development, because it allowed for opportunities and experiences that segregation made unavailable to him in the...
In 1953, Clark's financial support from the GI Bill ended but he decided to remain in Paris rather than return to the United States, despite the likelihood of financial hardship. Paris, for Clark, represented a space of social and artistic freedom that was unattainable in the United States, where racism abounded and black art and artists were prima...
In the 1970s Clark began to travel extensively - to Greece, Nigeria, Mexico, Brazil and China - incorporating the colors and experiences of journeys into his painting. In addition to shifts in his color palette during the course of his career, Clark has also experimented with line and form. Much of his work during his early period maintained a stro...
Clark currently lives and works in New York City and returns to Paris often. In addition to his many other accomplishments, he also appears in the Melvin van Peebles film Story of a Three-Day Pass(1967), and painted a mural inside the plane of the late Reginald Lewis, a multi-millionaire and owner of Beatrice Foods, a snack food and grocery store c...
- American
- May 6, 1926
- New Orleans, Louisiana
- October 18, 2019
Edward "Ed" Clark (May 6, 1926 – October 18, 2019) was an abstract expressionist painter known for his broad, powerful brushstrokes, radiant colors and large-scale canvases.
23 de ago. de 2005 · Abstract painter Edward Clark was born in the Storyville neighborhood of New Orleans on May 6, 1926. Internationally renowned for over five decades for being a groundbreaking artist, Clark was credited as being the first painter to work on a shaped canvas.
