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I have found reference to the late Chicago-based artist Donald J. Anderson, a native of Southwest Michigan, having one or more of his works purchased by FLLW (perhaps at an exhibition in St. Joseph, Michigan, and perhaps for display in a FLLW house) and a friendship developing therefrom. Can anyone shed any light on this? Many thanks in advance.
Two pieces of Don J. Anderson's work ("Hill" and "Dale") were shown in 1957 at Navy Pier, sponsored by the Chicago Art institute. I could find no images.
He was born in 1926, died in 2004.