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EPISODE · Nov 14, 2020 · 48 MIN

Wayne Thiebaud and Fritz Scholder: Palette of American Life

from What It Takes® · host wayne thiebaud, Alice Winkler, Fritz Scholder

In celebration of painter Wayne Thiebaud's 100th birthday, we feature a conversation with the artist and with one of his most renowned students, Fritz Scholder. Thiebaud's paintings of pies, cupcakes, donuts, pinball machines and bowties - are some of the most vivid and well-known in American art.  His San Francisco cityscapes are also rich in color and enchanting.  Scholder is best known for his unconventional portraits of Native Americans, which represented them in their full humanity, and led to the "New American Indian Art Movement."   (c ) American Academy of Achievement 2020

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