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Donald G. Eagling
Award winning impressionist painter
born in Michigan. Came West after college to enjoy the mountains and
sea of California.
- Retired engineer and Director of Facilities,
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, author of two earthquake
engineering books including the "Seismic
Safety Manual" for the United States Department of Energy
- Painted and sketched when young; finally pursued
lifelong interest in art in retirement. Studied with Pam Glover
and Van Waldron.
Took workshops
with Ted Goerschner, Tom Hughes, T.M. Nicolas, Randall Stauss,
Charles Waldman and Alexander Zimin.
- Working frequently on plein air, favorite
subjects include mountains, streams, seas, lakes, forests,
orchards, ranches, skiing,
still lifes and florals.
- I find great satisfaction when I can translate these scenes into paintings that capture and relate my feelings to the viewers who share my inspiration for the western land and seascape.
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