Art rosenbaum mural ucla law review
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Despite ongoing construction in the University of Georgia’s psychology building, the mural “The World at Large” will maintain its current position in the psychology 164 suite, formerly the Willson Center for Humanities and Arts office, as part of a new working-teaching space.
The mural, originally created for the Willson Center office, was painted by Art Rosenbaum, professor emeritus of drawing and painting at UGA’s Lamar Dodd School of Art.
The mural depicts various students and colleagues, focusing specifically upon those connected with the humanities and arts.
Visual history
Rosenbaum obtained his bachelor’s degree and Master of Fine Arts from Columbia University and had a Fulbright Grant, which allowed him to paint in France before launching his teaching career at the University of Iowa.
He then came to UGA, where he became the first Wheatley Professor in Fine Arts.
Betty Jean Craige, the director of the Willson Center at the time, first reached out to Rosenbaum about creati