Paul McPharlin
Paul McPharlin was an American marionetteist, painter, puppet designer, illustrator, dollmaker and writer (1903–1948). He was born at Detroit and died at Birmingham.
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Identity and origins
He also worked under the name Edgar Caper. His recorded language was English.
He married Marjorie Batchelder McPharlin.
Formation and teaching
Paul McPharlin studied at Townsend Harris High School, Columbia University, Wayne State University and University of Michigan.
Identity
Paul McPharlin is recorded as marionetteist, painter, puppet designer, illustrator and dollmaker. Paul McPharlin is recorded with the citizenship of United States.
Activity and practice
Paul McPharlin is recorded as having studied at Townsend Harris High School, Columbia University and Wayne State University.
In detail
Paul McPharlin studied at Townsend Harris High School, Columbia University and Wayne State University. the recorded working language is English.
The field of work recorded is puppetry.
Work by Paul McPharlin is recorded in the collections of Detroit Institute of Arts.
Chronology
- 1903Paul McPharlin born at Detroit.
- 1903Paul McPharlin was born in 1903 at Detroit.
- 1948Paul McPharlin died at Birmingham.
- 1948Paul McPharlin died in 1948 at Birmingham.
Sources
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“Paul McPharlin”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q7152426: Paul McPharlin
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