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Nebraska Authors

Keith Jacobshagen

Born 1941 Wichita, KS (USA)

Jacobshagen is a landscape painter renowned for his treatment of the Great Plains. He has worked at UNL since 1968 and has had over 70 shows at galleries and museums around the U.S. He has been a guest curator for an exhibition of drawings at the Sheldon, and has frequently served as a docent for other artists visiting the Sheldon.

Places Lived

Wichita, KS
Kansas City, MO
Lincoln, NE

Author Of

  • Nonfiction
  • Visual Work

Keywords

Artist; Painter; Photographer

Education

Bachelor of Fine Arts, 1965, Kansas City Art Institute
Master of Fine Arts, 1968, University of Kansas

Occupation

Professor of art

Places Worked

University of Nebraska, Lincoln

Honors

“150 Notable Nebraskans”, Number 101 on the Journal Star Sesquicentennial List of Significant Nebraskans
Major New York exhibit in April, 1990
Recipient of the Helen Haggie award, a Mayor's Art Award, 1991
Recipient of the Annual University of Nebraska Award for Outstanding Research and Creative Activity, 1992

Associations

Norman Geske

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