Biografie von Beverly Ruland WALTNER (XX)

Birth place: Kansas City, MO

Addresses: Coral Gables, FL

Profession: Painter

Studied: Yale Univ. with Joseph Albers; Univ. Miami (B.A.); Northern Illinois Univ. (M.F.A.); Kent State Univ., Blossom-Kent Art Program, with Richard Anuszkiewicz.

Exhibited: 10th Midwest Biennial, Joslyn Art Mus., Omaha, NE, 1968; Mid-Am. I, Nelson Gallery Art, Kansas City & City Art Mus., St. Louis, 1968; 35th Ann. Midyear Show, Butler IA, 1970; 33rd Ann. Exh. Contemp. Am. Painting, Soc. Four Arts, Palm Beach, FL, 1971; Ann. Exh. Nat. Soc. Painters in Casein, Inc., Nat. Arts Club, NYC, 1972. Awards: top award, New Horizons in Painting, North Shore Art Lg., Chicago, 1966; first place, Chautauqua Exh. Am. Art, 1968 & Louis E. Seiden Mem. Award, 1970, Chautauqua AA

Member: Chatauqua AA; Miami AC

Work: Northern Illinois Univ., De Kalb.

Comments: Preferred media: acrylics. Teaching: Barry College, Miami Stores, FL, 1970-71.

Sources: WW73; Margaret Harold, Top Award in New Horizons Exhibit," Prize-Winning Art Boolk 7 (Allied Florida, 1967); Donald L. Hoffman, "The Color Image," Kansas City Star, Jan. 19, 1969; Bill von Mauer, "Colors Get Her Vivid Messages Across," Miami News Feb. 8, 1972."