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James Munce and his student, Steve Laughlin, are looking at Steve's lithograph print.
James Munce and his student, Steve Laughlin, are looking at Steve's lithograph print.

James Munce and his student, Steve Laughlin, are looking at Steve's lithograph print.

Portfolio/SeriesArt Teacher's Days of Life
Artist (United States, born 1976)
Subject (United States, born 1938)
Date1998
MediumGelatin silver print
DimensionsIMAGE: 6 5/16 x 9 1/4 in. (160.4 x 235 mm)
SHEET: 8 x 10 in. (203.2 x 254 mm)
Object TypePhotographs
Credit LineKSU, Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art, gift of Marla Rice
Object numberCM96.2015
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James Munce was entering his house to go to the basement where his studio is to work on his lithographs. Munce said this was on of his hobbies. Landscape of James Munce's life.
James Munce was entering his house to go to the basement where his studio is to work on his lithographs. Munce said this was on of his hobbies. Landscape of James Munce's life.
Marla J. (Sherrill) Rice
1998
CM108.2015
James Munce is placing his lithography students work for display. The Meaning behind this picture is that he is proud of his students' work and wants to share that with others...
James Munce is placing his lithography students work for display. The Meaning behind this picture is that he is proud of his students' work and wants to share that with others...
Marla J. (Sherrill) Rice
1998
CM99.2015
James Munce is helping one of his students, Barbara Waterman, chose the right type of paper...
James Munce is helping one of his students, Barbara Waterman, chose the right type of paper...
Marla J. (Sherrill) Rice
1998
CM98.2015
Marla J. (Sherrill) Rice, James Munce after many hours of work on his lithograph prints stands …
James Munce after many hours of work on his lithograph prints stands in front. Self portrait of the artists main hobby and past-time.
Marla J. (Sherrill) Rice
1998
CM100.2015
An overview of James Munce's beginning lithograph sketching in his basement studio. One view of photographing the subject.
An overview of James Munce's beginning lithograph sketching in his basement studio. One view of photographing the subject.
Marla J. (Sherrill) Rice
1998
CM101.2015
James Munce is sketching a lithograph template with his metal safety googles with his pack of cigarettes nearby. The second view of photographing the subject.
James Munce is sketching a lithograph template with his metal safety googles with his pack of cigarettes nearby. The second view of photographing the subject.
Marla J. (Sherrill) Rice
1998
CM103.2015
James Munce gets his lithograph press in his basement ready for a print.
James Munce gets his lithograph press in his basement ready for a print.
Marla J. (Sherrill) Rice
1998
CM106.2015
James Munce is in his home basement studio showing me a book that he owned...
James Munce is in his home basement studio showing me a book that he owned...
Marla J. (Sherrill) Rice
1998
CM92.2015
Roger Routson created a paper making assignement for his watercolor class. They are looking at the detail made in the paper by one of the students.
Roger Routson created a paper making assignement for his watercolor class. They are looking at the detail made in the paper by one of the students.
Marla J. (Sherrill) Rice
1998
CM94.2015
Roger Routson wants students to think creatively on their own. One student incorporated sewing thread into her paper she made.
Roger Routson wants students to think creatively on their own. One student incorporated sewing thread into her paper she made.
Marla J. (Sherrill) Rice
1998
CM93.2015
Roger Routson ran into an old art student that was majoring in architectural engineeing. She tells him that she spends the same amount of time in her studio classes as she did in his.
Roger Routson ran into an old art student that was majoring in architectural engineeing. She tells him that she spends the same amount of time in her studio classes as she did in his.
Marla J. (Sherrill) Rice
1998
CM102.2015
In the watercolor class taught in Willard Hall Roger Routson helps his students to create some ideas of what to do next.
In the watercolor class taught in Willard Hall Roger Routson helps his students to create some ideas of what to do next.
Marla J. (Sherrill) Rice
1998
CM90.2015