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Eanger Irving Couse (American, 1866-1936) (539 words) |
 | Eanger Irving Couse was born in 1866 and raised in Saginaw, Michigan where he was freely exposed to the culture of the Chippewa Indians. |
| Occasionally Couse painted a picture with a historical background such as "The Captive", which was shown at the Paris Salon in 1892. |
| Couse's painting shows us a dramatic scene -- Lorinda is lying on the floor of the chief's tepee, unconscious, with bloody bonds testifying to her terrified but courageous struggle in the face of death. |
| Irving Couse The Caldwell Gallery (169 words) |
| Irving Couse, born in 1866, worked for three months saving money to attend the Art Institute of Chicago in 1884. |
| Couse received classical training and was predominantly a studio painter. |
| Couse was a member of the Taos Society of Artists. |
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