U Professor To Discuss The Artrain

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'U' Man Restores Lithographs

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Artist Paints Pictures By Lithography

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Prof. Weddige Wins At Washington Show

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Bought by Library of Congress

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Prof. Weddige Elected To Academy Of Science

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Weddige Lithograph Chosen For Display

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Wins $200 Prize For Painting 'Little Boy'

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Legacies Project Oral History: Peggy de Vries
Peggy Jenny Winick was born in 1920 to Russian immigrant parents in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Her father, George Winick, worked in the metal industry. Following the Great Depression, she worked part-time to help rebuild the family’s livelihood. In 1945 she married Gerritt W. de Vries and they moved to Ann Arbor so that he could attend the University of Michigan School of Architecture & Design. Peggy worked in photo finishing and printing at Ivory Photo. The de Vries had three children, and they retired in Lake Leelanau. She passed away in 2010.
Peggy de Vries was interviewed by students from Skyline High School in Ann Arbor in 2010 as part of the Legacies Project.
Shades Of 'This Is Your Life'

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