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Story June 28, 1941

The West Virginia Digest

Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia

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An oil painting of W. W. Trent, state superintendent of free schools, by Chicago artist William Edouard Scott, created during a 1939 visit, will be hung in the West Virginia state education department's reception room, as announced by I. J. K. Wells.

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An oil painting (above) of W. W. Trent, state superintendent of free schools by William Edouard Scott of Chicago, will be hung in the reception room of the state education department, I. J. K. Wells, state supervisor of Negro education announced this week.

Scott (left) did the character study of Trent while the former was visiting here in 1939 to lecture in the Negro division's high school motivational and inspirational program. The painter has won international recognition through his work which has been on exhibition in the United States and abroad. Among his works are portraits of former Governor Holt and others. He has also made sketches of West Virginia scenery.

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Biography Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Triumph

What keywords are associated?

Oil Painting Portrait William Edouard Scott W W Trent West Virginia Education

What entities or persons were involved?

W. W. Trent William Edouard Scott I. J. K. Wells Governor Holt

Where did it happen?

West Virginia State Education Department

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Key Persons

W. W. Trent William Edouard Scott I. J. K. Wells Governor Holt

Location

West Virginia State Education Department

Event Date

1939

Story Details

Artist William Edouard Scott painted a portrait of state superintendent W. W. Trent during a 1939 visit to lecture; the painting will be hung in the education department's reception room.

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