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by James H Toenjes
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Lowell John Bean has long been considered the dean of California anthropology having begun his career with the Cahuilla Indians in the mid-1950s. His... more
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Lowell John Bean has long been considered the dean of California anthropology having begun his career with the Cahuilla Indians in the mid-1950s. His masterpiece, Mukat's People, set the standard for the systems approach in ethnographic research. He has been a resident of Palm Springs, CA for many years and is a dear friend of mine.
Jim Toenjes has been painting since the late 1970s. He began with watercolor and acrylic painting outdoors while working in California and Hawai'i as an archaeologist. After several years, he changed to oil, continuing to paint on location. In the mid 1990s he studied portraiture and composition under Jack Rowe in Palm Desert, California. Mr. Rowe was a student of society portraitist,Weyman Adams in New York before World War II. Mr. Rowe served as a front line scout with the Eighth Army and after the war, continued studies at the Chicago Art Institute where he received his degree in fine art. Previously of Palm Springs, California, Jim now divides his time between Quartzsite, AZ and Woodland, Washington where he has family and is a...
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