Dorothy DUNN
02DEC1903KS-05JUL1992.Santa.Clara.Co,CA
LVD:Los.Altos,CA
She married Max KRAMER(?1909-1984)
"Max later became a college professor (Math U of Illinois) and was instrumental in the White Sands atomic projects and also helped developed what became "new math" in the '60's (controversial at the time). They lived in Champaigne, IL, Las Cruces ,NM, and finally in Los Altos, CA in a beautiful home designed by their architect daughter, Etel Thea B. KRAMER.
Dorothy should be remembered as:
…Indian Service Teacher at Santo Domingo PuebloNM in late 1920's
…Studied four years at Chicago Institute of ART
…1932, The Bureau of Indian Affairs hired Dorothy DUNN to teach Indian art at the Santa Fe Indian School
…1932-1937: Established & Directed Art Studio at Santa FeNM Indian School.
02DEC1903KS-05JUL1992.Santa.Clara.Co,CA
LVD:Los.Altos,CA
She married Max KRAMER(?1909-1984)
"Max later became a college professor (Math U of Illinois) and was instrumental in the White Sands atomic projects and also helped developed what became "new math" in the '60's (controversial at the time). They lived in Champaigne, IL, Las Cruces ,NM, and finally in Los Altos, CA in a beautiful home designed by their architect daughter, Etel Thea B. KRAMER.
Dorothy should be remembered as:
…Indian Service Teacher at Santo Domingo PuebloNM in late 1920's
…Studied four years at Chicago Institute of ART
…1932, The Bureau of Indian Affairs hired Dorothy DUNN to teach Indian art at the Santa Fe Indian School
…1932-1937: Established & Directed Art Studio at Santa FeNM Indian School.
Dorothy DUNN
02DEC1903KS-05JUL1992.Santa.Clara.Co,CA
LVD:Los.Altos,CA
She married Max KRAMER(?1909-1984)
"Max later became a college professor (Math U of Illinois) and was instrumental in the White Sands atomic projects and also helped developed what became "new math" in the '60's (controversial at the time). They lived in Champaigne, IL, Las Cruces ,NM, and finally in Los Altos, CA in a beautiful home designed by their architect daughter, Etel Thea B. KRAMER.
Dorothy should be remembered as:
…Indian Service Teacher at Santo Domingo PuebloNM in late 1920's
…Studied four years at Chicago Institute of ART
…1932, The Bureau of Indian Affairs hired Dorothy DUNN to teach Indian art at the Santa Fe Indian School
…1932-1937: Established & Directed Art Studio at Santa FeNM Indian School.
02DEC1903KS-05JUL1992.Santa.Clara.Co,CA
LVD:Los.Altos,CA
She married Max KRAMER(?1909-1984)
"Max later became a college professor (Math U of Illinois) and was instrumental in the White Sands atomic projects and also helped developed what became "new math" in the '60's (controversial at the time). They lived in Champaigne, IL, Las Cruces ,NM, and finally in Los Altos, CA in a beautiful home designed by their architect daughter, Etel Thea B. KRAMER.
Dorothy should be remembered as:
…Indian Service Teacher at Santo Domingo PuebloNM in late 1920's
…Studied four years at Chicago Institute of ART
…1932, The Bureau of Indian Affairs hired Dorothy DUNN to teach Indian art at the Santa Fe Indian School
…1932-1937: Established & Directed Art Studio at Santa FeNM Indian School.
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