Dunlap, William Ralph (Bill) (b. 1944) PAINTER

William Ralph (Bill) Dunlap is a contemporary artist and educator as well as a curator, writer, and media commentator. A Mississippi native, he has long served as an advocate for the art and artists of the South and maintains studios in McLean, Va., Mathiston, Miss., and Coral Gables, Fla. Dunlap wa...

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Published inThe New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture p. 296
Main Author J. RICHARD GRUBER
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published The University of North Carolina Press 14.01.2013
Subjects
Anthropology
Applied anthropology
Applied arts
Applied sciences
Architecture
Armed conflict
Art exhibitions
Art galleries
Art history
Art museums
Art periods
Art photography
Arts
Arts participation
Behavioral sciences
Buildings
Civil wars
Commercial buildings
Cultural anthropology
Cultural institutions
Entertainment
Exhibitions
Human populations
Imaging
Leisure studies
Military science
Mothers
Museum exhibits
Museums
Panoramas
Persons
Photography
Political science
Population studies
Recreation
Retail stores
Social sciences
Visual arts
War
War theaters
Women
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Summary:William Ralph (Bill) Dunlap is a contemporary artist and educator as well as a curator, writer, and media commentator. A Mississippi native, he has long served as an advocate for the art and artists of the South and maintains studios in McLean, Va., Mathiston, Miss., and Coral Gables, Fla. Dunlap was born on 21 January 1944 in Houston, Miss. His parents came from families of old Webster County, Miss. His mother, Margaret Cooper Dunlap, was from Mathiston and Eupora; his father, Sam Coleman Dunlap Sr., was from Grady. After the death of his father in 1947 his mother moved the
ISBN:9780807837184
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