David Park (1911-1960)

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When the park failed examinations for bachelor, his aunt invited the family to take him to park himself on the West Coast. First he enrolled in Art College Otis. After the end of the semester Park felt no desire to return to Boston, and my aunt invited him to enter the University of California. Park moved to San Francisco and enrolled in the painting department. His gregarious nature helped him to acquire friends. Livelihood he procured, working tesatelem stone with sculptor Ralph Stekpola. One of the first of his paintings were the frescoes dL administrative buildings Saint Francisco, executed in the typical style of the 1930's.
But Park, who had by then married and fathered two daughters, wanted to find a stable situation. Again helped aunt: she found him the post of lecturer at the Boston girls' school, and the family of the artist for four years she moved to Boston. Teaching liked the park, but life in Boston was too quiet, and he and his wife decided to return to Kpliforniyu and try there luck.