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established 1803
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Intricately
designed Corinthian capitols adorn the columns of this
building located on the Georgia College & State University campus, founded in 1889.
As a former Artist in Residence, Stan's career with
GC&SU included teaching art classes, guest lecturing
for events, and sponsoring art shows for fundraisers.
He was awarded an honorary professorship for his many
achievements and contributions to the College.
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The
Old State Capitol building, originally constructed in 1804,
became Middle Georgia Military and Agricultural College
in 1878. Later renamed Georgia Military College, the structure
suffered significant fire damage in 1941. Through several
renovations, and more recently a multi-million dollar restoration,
the Old State Capitol building remains the only previous
state capitol building still standing today.
As an alumni of GMC High School, Stan enjoys visiting the
campus and his many faculty associations there.
Learn more about Georgia Military College at their website, www.gmc.cc.ga.us. |
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The
Old Governor's Mansion, part of Georgia College & State
University campus. In addition to being home to eight
Georgia governors, it also served as barracks to Georgia
Military College cadets and the original building for
Georgia Normal and Industrial College, now known as GC&SU.
Stan is currently working with the Mansion on several
projects, including portraits of former governors who
resided
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In
historic downtown Milledgeville, many fine examples of
Greek-Revival and Federal period architecture from the
1800's still exist in all of their beauty. The details
of these stately manors inspire many of Stan's plantation-style
images. |
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Stan out and about town...
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A left corner view of the Old Governor's Mansion, at the
corner of Clark and Hancock streets.
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