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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...

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...

Portfolio/SeriesArt Teacher's Days of Life
Artist (United States, born 1976)
Subject (United States, born 1938)
Date1998
MediumGelatin silver print
DimensionsIMAGE: 6 3/8 x 9 1/8 in. (161.9 x 231.8 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 numberCM99.2015
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Roger Routson is changing a light bulb in his studio after the graduate students used the lighting system he created in his studio in West Stadium to shot slides of thier work.
Roger Routson is changing a light bulb in his studio after the graduate students used the lighting system he created in his studio in West Stadium to shot slides of thier work.
Marla J. (Sherrill) Rice
1998
CM91.2015
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
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
Reflections, Kansas State University (students reflected in mirror)
Reflections, Kansas State University (students reflected in mirror)
Gordon Roger Alexander Buchanan Parks
1985
2017.530
Charles Stroh, (United States, 1943 - 2022) The ghost of Ralindravath appears outside the prin…
The ghost of Ralindravath appears outside the print room in Santineketan while the students are away on a tea break
Charles Stroh
20th century
2023.51
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
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
In Willard Hall many of the art classes are taught. The printmkaing room is where he spends most of his time with the students.
In Willard Hall many of the art classes are taught. The printmkaing room is where he spends most of his time with the students.
Marla J. (Sherrill) Rice
1998
CM97.2015
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
The first faculty show that was presented in the Kistler Beach Museum was held in the Spring of 1998. All the Art Professors submitted their latest work.
The first faculty show that was presented in the Kistler Beach Museum was held in the Spring of 1998. All the Art Professors submitted their latest work.
Marla J. (Sherrill) Rice
1998
CM109.2015
Marla J. (Sherrill) Rice, Roger Routson thinks about his next painting while he stands next to …
Roger Routson thinks about his next painting while he stands next to his pyramid image. This painting took him more than two months to finish.
Marla J. (Sherrill) Rice
1998
CM107.2015
Oscar Vance Larmer, title unknown (red-haired man), ca. 1945, pastel, 24 1/4 x 18 7/8 in., Kans…
Title unknown (red-haired man)
Oscar Vance Larmer
ca. 1945
2019.235