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”’Ann Howard Breese”’ (May 27th, 1924 – April 12th, 2013) was an American [[painter]]. A |
”’Ann Howard Breese”’ (May 27th, 1924 – April 12th, 2013) was an American [[painter]]. A , was a of |
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Latest revision as of 21:48, 1 October 2025
Ann Howard Breese (May 27th, 1924 – April 12th, 2013) was an American painter. A prominent figure in the Denver art scene, Breese was an early abstract expressionist, producing a large body of work in the mid 1940s and early 1950s. Breese was a lifelong artist and would continue producing work well into her advanced age.
Breese is credited with establishing a variety of art societies in the Denver metropolitan area.
Formative years: education and enlistment (1941-1947)
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Later career – The 80s and Onwards
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The Alliance for Contemporary Art, now a subsidiary of the Denver Art Museum.
Architectural Philosophy
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References/Notes and references
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