Lloyd Lozes Goff
Lloyd Lozes Goff(1908–1982) was an American painter. Goff was born in 1908 inDallas, Texas.He studied at theArt Students Leagueand theUniversity of New Mexico.His academic work at the University of New Mexico led to his becoming Assistant Professor of Art and Acting Head of the Art Department from 1944 to 1947.[1]He illustrated two books published in 1949,New Mexico Village Arts[2]andGolden Footlight's.[3]He also wrote and illustrated two children's books about migratory birds,Run, Sandpiper, Run[4]andFly, Redwing, Fly.[5]
His works were exhibited at theCarnegie Institute,theWhitney Museum of American Art,National Academy of Design,Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts,theArt Institute of Chicago,the1939 World's Fairin New York,San Francisco Art Association,theNew Mexico Museum of Art,and theDallas Museum of Fine Arts.His works are located at theLibrary of Congress,Whitney Museum of American Art,Museum of Modern Art,New Mexico Museum of Art and the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts. His works are also on display at the Federal Buildings inCooper, Texas,andHollis, Oklahoma,as well as the U.S. Treasury, New York City Municipal Building,Southern Methodist Universityin Dallas, the U.S. Customs House in New York City, and the U.S. Embassy inOttawa,Ontario, Canada.
References[edit]
- ^Falk, Peter (1999).Who Was Who in American Art 1564-1975.Sound View Press. p. 1310.ISBN0932087558.
- ^New Mexico village arts.OCLC.OCLC1470858.Retrieved25 September2015– via Worldcat.
- ^Golden footlights; the merry-making career of Lotta Crabtree.OCLC.OCLC1652584.Retrieved25 September2015– via Worldcat.
- ^Run, sandpiper, run.OCLC. 1957.OCLC1673177.Retrieved25 September2015– via Worldcat.
- ^Fly, redwing, fly.OCLC.OCLC1549858.Retrieved25 September2015– via Worldcat.
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