biography of Dale MEYERS (1922)

Birth place: Chicago, IL

Addresses: NYC

Profession: Painter, instructor

Studied: Corcoran Gal. Sch. Art; ASL; watercolor with Mario Cooper; graphics with Seong Moy.

Exhibited: Smithsonian Inst., Wash., DC, 1962-63; 200 years of Watercolor Painting in Am., MMA, 1966; NAD, 1968-71; Butler IA, Youngstown, OH, 1969-70; Eyewitness to Space, NGA, 1970. Awards: bronze medal of honor, AWCS, 1968; Anna Hyatt Huntington Bronze Medal, Wolfe Art Club, Nat. Acad. Gals., 1971; Paul B. Remmey Award, AWCS, 1972.

Member: ANA; AWCS (dir., 1970-71); All. A. Am. (asst. treas., 1970-); Royal Soc. Arts (fellow); ASL.

Work: NAD; NASA, Wash., DC; Mus. Acuarela, Mexico City, Mexico; Univ. Utah, Logan; Schumacher Gal., Capital Univ., Columbus, OH. Commissions: Apollo 11 Moon Flight (painting), Nat. Gal. Art for NASA, Wash., DC, 1969; ecology subjects (paintings), Environmental Protection Agency, Wash., DC, 1972.

Comments: Preferred media: watercolors. Positions: ed., newsletter, AWCS, 1962-. Teaching: Kefauver School Art, Wash., DC, 1961-62; ASL, 1965-; workshops in New Mexico, Calif. & Maine, 1970-72. Publications: auth., articles, Am. Artist magazine, 1969 & Today's Art magazine, 1970; contrib., Eyewitness to Space, Abrams, 1971.