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| THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1987 ed ps Mrs, Albert Halenere, ere, Pet a etn: study; Bismarck, “Redfish,’ fn Indian head portrait. rT NORTH DAKOTA 3 ARTISIS WIL HAVE Ribbons were avaitied 20 North Da- : EXHIBITS AT SHOW pe artista who submitted their work for exhibition in the first state-wide | For Sie made 28 awards, Mrs. Boleyn said yy ees er il the first of an annual event at Five Oil Paintings and One K Seal or: Sculpture Chosen for Ex- ganize the North Dakota Art associa. eae tion to promote activities of state art hibition by Judges ists. J. D. Allen, pioneer Mandan painter, will be ree an honorary life Inembership for “long, continuous and faithful services in the field of art,’ exhibits at the second national exhib- |she itson of American art in New York City next month. Th» selections were made Thursday, as were the awards ead to entries in the state contest. Mrs. P. 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