BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Oregon" X-WR-TIMEZONE:Pacific Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120357Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091464 DTSTART:20150115T160000Z DTEND:20150116T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120357Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091465 DTSTART:20150119T160000Z DTEND:20150120T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120357Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091466 DTSTART:20150120T160000Z DTEND:20150121T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120357Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091467 DTSTART:20150121T160000Z DTEND:20150122T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120357Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091468 DTSTART:20150122T160000Z DTEND:20150123T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120357Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091510 DTSTART:20150124T200000Z DTEND:20150125T020000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120357Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091518 DTSTART:20150125T190000Z DTEND:20150126T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120357Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091469 DTSTART:20150126T160000Z DTEND:20150127T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120357Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091470 DTSTART:20150127T160000Z DTEND:20150128T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120357Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091471 DTSTART:20150128T160000Z DTEND:20150129T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120357Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091472 DTSTART:20150129T160000Z DTEND:20150130T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120357Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091502 DTSTART:20150130T160000Z DTEND:20150131T020000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120357Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091511 DTSTART:20150131T200000Z DTEND:20150201T020000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091519 DTSTART:20150201T190000Z DTEND:20150202T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091473 DTSTART:20150202T160000Z DTEND:20150203T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091474 DTSTART:20150203T160000Z DTEND:20150204T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091475 DTSTART:20150204T160000Z DTEND:20150205T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091476 DTSTART:20150205T160000Z DTEND:20150206T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091503 DTSTART:20150206T160000Z DTEND:20150207T020000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091512 DTSTART:20150207T200000Z DTEND:20150208T020000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091520 DTSTART:20150208T190000Z DTEND:20150209T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091477 DTSTART:20150209T160000Z DTEND:20150210T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091478 DTSTART:20150210T160000Z DTEND:20150211T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091479 DTSTART:20150211T160000Z DTEND:20150212T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091480 DTSTART:20150212T160000Z DTEND:20150213T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091504 DTSTART:20150213T160000Z DTEND:20150214T020000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091513 DTSTART:20150214T200000Z DTEND:20150215T020000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091521 DTSTART:20150215T190000Z DTEND:20150216T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091481 DTSTART:20150216T160000Z DTEND:20150217T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091482 DTSTART:20150217T160000Z DTEND:20150218T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091483 DTSTART:20150218T160000Z DTEND:20150219T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091484 DTSTART:20150219T160000Z DTEND:20150220T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091505 DTSTART:20150220T160000Z DTEND:20150221T020000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091514 DTSTART:20150221T200000Z DTEND:20150222T020000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091522 DTSTART:20150222T190000Z DTEND:20150223T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091485 DTSTART:20150223T160000Z DTEND:20150224T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091486 DTSTART:20150224T160000Z DTEND:20150225T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091487 DTSTART:20150225T160000Z DTEND:20150226T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091488 DTSTART:20150226T160000Z DTEND:20150227T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091506 DTSTART:20150227T160000Z DTEND:20150228T020000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091515 DTSTART:20150228T200000Z DTEND:20150301T020000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091523 DTSTART:20150301T190000Z DTEND:20150302T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091489 DTSTART:20150302T160000Z DTEND:20150303T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091490 DTSTART:20150303T160000Z DTEND:20150304T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091491 DTSTART:20150304T160000Z DTEND:20150305T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091492 DTSTART:20150305T160000Z DTEND:20150306T070000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091507 DTSTART:20150306T160000Z DTEND:20150307T020000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091516 DTSTART:20150307T200000Z DTEND:20150308T020000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091524 DTSTART:20150308T180000Z DTEND:20150309T060000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091493 DTSTART:20150309T150000Z DTEND:20150310T060000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091494 DTSTART:20150310T150000Z DTEND:20150311T060000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091495 DTSTART:20150311T150000Z DTEND:20150312T060000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091496 DTSTART:20150312T150000Z DTEND:20150313T060000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091508 DTSTART:20150313T150000Z DTEND:20150314T010000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091517 DTSTART:20150314T190000Z DTEND:20150315T010000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091525 DTSTART:20150315T180000Z DTEND:20150316T060000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091497 DTSTART:20150316T150000Z DTEND:20150317T060000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091498 DTSTART:20150317T150000Z DTEND:20150318T060000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091499 DTSTART:20150318T150000Z DTEND:20150319T060000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091500 DTSTART:20150319T150000Z DTEND:20150320T060000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T120358Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1091509 DTSTART:20150320T150000Z DTEND:20150321T010000Z DESCRIPTION:An exhibit at the Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, winter t erm 2015\n\nOn exhibit during winter term in the Architecture & Allied Art s Library are original wood engravings by Constance E. Fowler which were c reated as part of her MFA terminal project\, The Old Days in and near Sale m\, Oregon. The project\, completed in 1940\, features twenty prints depic ting historic sites in the Willamette Valley. Each print is accompanied by a commentary about the scene depicted. The project was published by Dogwo od Press\, Seattle\, in 1940\, and later reprinted.\n\nConstance Edith Fow ler was born June 2\, 1907 in International Falls\, Minnesota. She earned a BA from Washington State College (Pullman) in 1929. From 1936 to 1940 sh e studied at the University of Oregon with support from a Carnegie grant. Her work during the 1930s and 1940s exhibited an expressive realism as wel l as more abstract approaches. Her later work reflected the painterly and geometric abstract styles emerging during the 1950s.\n\nFowler taught at W illamette University from 1935 to 1947\, and then taught at Albion College \, Michigan\, until 1965. for twelve years\, resigning in 1947 to take a p osition at Albion College in Michigan\, where she taught until 1965. She r eturned to Oregon upon retirement and lived at Seal Rock until 1986 when s he returned to Salem. She retired to Seal Rock on the coast in 1965. Follo wing a stroke in 1993\, Fowler spent her last years at a nursing home in O regon City\, and died on May 11\, 1996\, at age 88.\n\n \n\nFurther readin g:\n\nAubin\, Claire\, "Constance Fowler\, A Champion of Northwest Regiona lism in Painting\, Printmaking\," University of Oregon School of Architect ure and Allied Arts\,http://aaa.uoregon.edu/100stories/alumni/constance-fo wler.\n\nHull\, Roger\, "Constance Fowler (1907-1996)\," Oregon Encycloped ia\,http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/fowler_constance_1907_1996_ /\n\nLeo John De Freitas\, Wood-engraving. Grove Art Online\, Oxford Art O nline\, Oxford University Press\, accessed January 14\, 2015\,http://www.o xfordartonline.com/subscriber/article/grove/art/T092201. (UO access only)\ n\nMore information: Ed Teague\, Architecture & Allied Arts Library GEO:44.047348;-123.074333 LOCATION:School of Architecture & Allied Arts Library\, 200 Lawrence Hall SUMMARY:Exhibit - Constance Fowler: "The Old Days in and near Salem\, Orego n" URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/exhibit_-_constance_fowler _the_old_days_in_and_near_salem_oregon CATEGORIES:Free CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture CATEGORIES:Exhibit CATEGORIES:Art CATEGORIES:Recurring END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR