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Schuler School of Fine Arts


7 E Lafayette Ave, Baltimore, MD 21202

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Construction Date:1906; 1912
Architect:Howard Sill (1906); Gordon Beecher (1912)
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Hans Schuler, Sr. was a renowned sculptor who did traditional, monumental work as well as portrait busts, memorials, and medallions. In 1906, Hans Schuler had his studio built to create monuments for the City of Baltimore, Maryland, and surrounding states. His home was built on to the studio in 1912. In 1959 the studio was converted into an atelier by Schuler’s son, also named Hans, and daughter-in-law, Ann Didusch Schuler.

 

Since 1959, the Schuler School of Fine Arts in Baltimore, Maryland has been training students in the methods and techniques of the Old Masters. The goal of the Schuler School has been, and continues to be, to assure that future generations of artists receive the wisdom of the past while acquiring the creative freedom that only the mastery of traditional skills can provide.

 

View paintings by student artists in the gallery space and check out the studio where masterpieces are created!

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