The Art of Francis Hamabe - Little, Carl
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One of Maine's most beloved artists, Francis Hamabe was born in 1917 in Orange, New Jersey, to a Japanese father and a Swedish mother. He served in World War II and attended the Rhode Island School of Design. Moving to maine in 1947, Hamabe established himself as a sought-after painter, printmaker, ceramicist, and puppeteer. A dedicated teacher -- he was the first art instructor at the Farnsworth Art Museum and later taught at the University of Maine at Machias -- he also served as art director for "Down East" and "Maine Life" magazines and for the state's first public television station in Orono.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
One of Maine's most beloved artists, Francis Hamabe was born in 1917 in Orange, New Jersey, to a Japanese father and a Swedish mother. He served in World War II and attended the Rhode Island School of Design. Moving to maine in 1947, Hamabe established himself as a sought-after painter, printmaker, ceramicist, and puppeteer. A dedicated teacher -- he was the first art instructor at the Farnsworth Art Museum and later taught at the University of Maine at Machias -- he also served as art director for "Down East" and "Maine Life" magazines and for the state's first public television station in Orono.
Autorenporträt
Carl Little is the author of William Irvine, A Painter's Journey, Edward Hopper's New England, The Watercolors of John Singer Sargent, The Art of Dahlov Ipcar, and Eric Hopkins: Above and Beyond - which won the first John N. Cole Prize from Maine Writers and Publishers Alliance. He is a regular contributor to Art New England, Ornament, and Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors . An ex-New Yorker, Little moved to Maine in 1989; he has written and lectured on Maine art ever since. His poetry has appeared in a wide range of journals as well as in Ocean Drinker: New & Selected Poems and two anthologies edited by Wesley McNair. A resident of Somesville on Mount Desert Island, Little is director of communications and marketing at the Maine Community Foundation.