Biehle Family Collection: Correspondence and Memorabilia 1870-2002 1870-2002

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Biehle Family Collection: Correspondence and Memorabilia 1870-2002 1870-2002

August F. Biehle, Jr. was a noted Cleveland painter. Biehle contributed paintings of both urban and rural Ohio to the American Scene movement of the 1920s and 1930s. Biehle rendered this vision of rural Ohio in a unique style. August Biehle, Jr., died on February 7, 1979. During a career that spanned nearly seventy years, he created a substantial body of work that is remarkable in its breadth and originality, but which resists conventional categorization. His paintings have previously appeared in numerous exhibitions, including shows at the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Butler Museum of American Art in Youngstown, the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia, and the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City. Collection processing, cataloging, and EAD Finding Aid created by Amy E. Dawson.

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Biehle, Helen Chaffee.

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Biehle, Frederick Chaffee.

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Biehle, August Frederick, 1854-1918.

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August F. Biehle, Jr. (1885-1979) was an American Modernist painter. Biehle was born in Cleveland, the son of Christina (Mussler) and August F. Biehle, Sr. Biehle trained as an apprentice decorator with his father for the firm of Rorimer Brooks. He went to Europe in 1903 to study painting in Paris and at the Kunstgeverbeschule in Munich. Upon his return to Cleveland in 1905 Biehle went to work for the Sherwin Williams Company. He was a lithographer for Otis Lithography and Continental Lithograph...