Murals tell Ike life through photos in Abilene museum
Two artists Louise Bouche and Ross Moffett painted 1,100 square feet of Eisenhower murals at the Eisenhower Museum Abilene Kansas depicting his life from boyhood to presidency. Both used photographs due to Ike’s illnesses and busy schedule. Commissioned by the National Academy of Design for about $25 000 each the works were completed after two years and feature authentic military insignia and scenes from wartime and public life.
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