Connor Everts spent his early childhood living in the major port cities
of the Pacific coast. After World War II, he studied art on the G.I.
Bill at the Chouinard Art Institute and at universities in California,
Washington, Mexico and England. Upon the completion of his
studies he worked nights as a longshoreman in the Los Angeles-Long
Beach Harbor and painted during the day.
An industrial accident left him unable to continue longshoring, and he
turned to teaching a (showing 500 of 1306 characters). |
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