The Icelandic Canadian - 01.12.1959, Side 22

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THE ICELANDIC CANADIAN
Winter 1959
Parenthetically, it might be sug-
gested, that some of the millions of
kodak carriers, would improve thei
photography, by familiarizing them-
selves with Design Fundamentals.
The book in itself is a notable
achievement, and deserves an honour-
ed place with the authors name in the
pages of the Icelandic Canadian. That
she is at present professor of Art at
Princeton University is valid testimony
to her proficiency. As a creative artist,
she is still unknown; but the writer
of this sketchy comment is willing -to
go out on a limb, and predict that
when, if ever, the paintings by Caro!
J. Feldsted—these realistic, yet reverent,
studies in Light and Life—are publicly
shown and evaluated, they will win
her a place in sensitive souls, if not in
halls of fame.
EDITORIAL NOTE:—Dr. Carol J
Feldsted was bom in Winnipeg, Nov-
ember 30, 1918. She is a daughter of
Eggert S. and Ninna Feldsted. Eggert.
it will be recalled, was a well known
jeweller in Winnipeg. He was really
a jewel manufacturer or craftsman and
for many years was in charge of -the
manufacturing plant of Dingwall’s Ltd.
Carol took some of her undergra-
duate courses in Winnipeg and some
in Chicago. The following is the Chi-
cago record.
University of Chicago, Chicago, Il-
linois, 1941-42 (evenings)
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, 11
linois, 1939-44—granted the degrees:
Bachelor of Art Education—1942
Bachelor of Fine Arts — 1942
Master of Fine Arts — 1945
Miss Felds-ted’s post-graduate studies
and research -work have been extensive:
Graduate:
New York University, New York, N.Y.,
1944-47—History of Art
Columbia University, New York, N.Y.,
1947-48 (summer) sculpture
University of California, Berkeley, Cal.
1950-52—History of Art.
Alliance Francaise, Paris, France—1954
—One month of two-hour classes every
evening in French.
Sorbonne, University of Paris, Paris,
France, 1953-54—Granted the title:
Docteur de l’Universite de Paris avec
la mention tres honorable.
Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Paris, France-
One month in the summer painting
and fine-stone cutting.
Research Experience:
Research in Nineteenth Century
French Painting at the Bibliothequc
Nationale, Paris.
Between courses and research work
Carol Feldsted taught History of Art
and Practical Art. She has taught in
all four Western Provinces and in
California, both in universities and in
colleges. In addition, she has taught
French language and English liter-
ature. At present, between assignments
she is taking a well earned holiday at
her parents home, 4376 McKenzie St.,
Vancouver, B. C.
Miss Feldsted travelled for a year
in Europe (1953-54) and she has a col-
lection of black and white slides on
Greek and Roman art as well as several
hundred colored slides which she took
of art monuments in Europe.