Background
Bradley, Marilynne Gail was born on April 12, 1938 in Rockford, Illinois, United States. Daughter of Sherwin S. and Lillian (Leopold) Gersten.
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Borrowed ideas and famous firsts: St. Louis architecture
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Once Upon a Time in St. Louis: Bygone Scenes in Watercolor by Marilynne Bradley, David Baugher (2014) Hardcover
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St. Louis in Watercolor: The Architecture of a City
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In St. Louis in Watercolor, renowned artist Marilynne Bradley presents rich, breathtaking scenes of architecturally significant places, past and present. Accompanied by concise and intriguing histories, Bradley's renderings illuminate buildings like Brookings Hall, City Hall, and the Old Post Office--all designed after world-famous structures. The book also depicts originals that define St. Louis, including the Gateway Arch and Forest Park's Jewel Box. More than just current sites are featured. Lost treasures (the Buder and Title Guaranty buildings) as well as failed attractions (Spanish Pavilion and Santa Maria) appear with background stories. Bradley captures the essence of these and other places, as the Foreword, by preservation historian Esley Hamilton, and Introduction, by local historian Johnny Rabbitt, set them in context. A rare combination of gorgeous illustration and fascinating history, St. Louis in Watercolor is a must-have for art and architecture enthusiasts alike.
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City of Century Homes: A Centennial History of Webster Groves, Missouri
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Once Upon a Time in St. Louis: Bygone Scenes in Watercolor
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Remember tasty baked goods at the California Do-nut Co.? How about the iconic drive-in screen at Ronnie's in South County? Perhaps the gleaming silver sides of the SS Admiral bring back fond memories? Or the terra cotta details gracing the Cherokee District's Cinderella Building? Artist Marilynne Bradley has spent half a century immortalizing treasures like these in vibrant pigment. Now, she's releasing a collection of 86 of these evocative renderings in Once Upon a Time in St. Louis. This nostalgic sojourn through local history leads readers from the genius of Thomas Jefferson's Louisiana Purchase to the optimistic revelry of the 1904 World's Fair to the raucous mood of Gaslight Square's cultural renaissance to hot dog-scented ambience of Busch Stadium during a Cardinal victory. Bradley's brush, helped by the writing of David Baugher, captures the subtle essence of a corner eatery, an antiquated riverboat or an historic home with equal ease. An artistic celebration of the cuisine, entertainment, architecture and institutions that give the Gateway to the West its unique identity, this book serves as an artistic tribute to St. Louis's storied past and its vigorous present.
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Packets on parade
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St. Louis in Watercolor: The Architecture of a City by Marilynne Bradley (2008) Paperback
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Marilynne Gail Bradley
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Marilynne Gail Bradley, American advertising executive, educator. Named Teacher of Year, 1987, Best of Show, Missouri Watercolor Society, 2000, Educator of Year award Missouri Art Education Association, 2006, Humana Foundation award, 2006, Citizen of Year Webster Groves, 2010, Purchase award Washington, 2010.
Education
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Washington University, St. Louis, 1960. Master of Arts in Teaching, Webster University, St. Louis, 1975. Master of Fine Arts, Syracuse University, 1981.
Postgraduate, St. Louis Teachers Academy, 1990.
Career
With, Essayons Studio, St. Louis, 1968-1969; teacher, Webster Groves (Missouri) H.S., 1970-1998; instructor, Webster College, Webster Groves, 1973-1982, 97-98; instructor, U. Missouri, since 1980; instructor, St. Saint Louis University, since 1978; instructor, Washington University, St. Louis, 1984-1987; instructor, Webster U., Webster Groves, Missouri, since 1997. Secretary Missouri Art Education, State of Missouri, 1986-1987. Member Teachers Academy 1990-1992.
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Once Upon a Time in St. Louis: Bygone Scenes in Watercolor
(Remember tasty baked goods at the California Do-nut Co.? ...)
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St. Louis in Watercolor: The Architecture of a City
(In St. Louis in Watercolor, renowned artist Marilynne Bra...)
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Once Upon a Time in St. Louis: Bygone Scenes in Watercolor by Marilynne Bradley, David Baugher (2014) Hardcover
(Ill)
- Borrowed ideas and famous firsts: St. Louis architecture
- City of Century Homes: A Centennial History of Webster Groves, Missouri
- Packets on parade
- St. Louis in Watercolor: The Architecture of a City by Marilynne Bradley (2008) Paperback
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Once Upon a Time in St. Louis: Bygone Scenes in Watercolor
Membership
Board governors Webster Groves History Society, 1965-1972, 94—. Member St. Louis Philharmonic Society, 1956-1972. Commissioner City of Webster Groves, since 1995.
Co-chair History Preservation Committee, 2002, vice president, 2002-2006. Active Arts Commission, since 2005. Member of Missouri Watercolor Society (board member since 2001), St. Louis Artist Guild (secretary 1985-1986, president 1989-1992, vice president president's council since 1995, treasurer 2004, Distinguished Woman 1987), St. Louis Woman Artists, Southern Watercolor Society (life.
Secretary 1978-1980, vice president 2002-2004, president since 2004, chair 26th annual exhibit, chair 28th annual exhibit, Silver Brush award, Exceptional Salute to the Masters award), Monday Club (chairman 1979-1983).
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Married Charles S. Bradley, 1959 (divorced February, 1994). Children: Suzanne, Scott.
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American
Education
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1960
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1975
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1981
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1990
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1968 - 1969
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1970 - 1998
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1973 - 1982
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1978 - 1999
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1980
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1984 - 1987
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2002
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Named Teacher of Year, 1987, Best of Show, Missouri Watercolor Society, 2000, Educator of Year award Missouri Art Education Association, 2006, Humana Foundation award, 2006, Citizen of Year Webster Groves, 2010, Purchase award Washington, 2010.Named Teacher of Year, 1987, Best of Show, Missouri Watercolor Society, 2000, Educator of Year award Missouri Art Education Association, 2006, Humana Foundation award, 2006, Citizen of Year Webster Groves, 2010, Purchase award Washington, 2010.