Once shortly, I’ve a Walter Burt Adams second. I flip a nook or look down a avenue and see a little bit of Evanston that appears prefer it got here from a Walter Burt Adams canvas. Adams, an artist who lived in Evanston from 1931 to 1977, painted on a regular basis scenes of his time which are classics right now. Here’s an Adams-like scene I got here throughout as I walked via Raymond Park close to the nook of Hinman Avenue and Lake Street. (Photo by Richard Cahan)
To see Adams’ artwork, you possibly can go to the Levy Senior Center, 300 Dodge Ave., which has a collection of dozens of his work. Here’s a pattern: