Local artist, painter, teacher, and gallery owner, Walter Chapman, and his wife, Jean Chapman, speak about Walt's time in the army during World War II.
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A portrait of Jean Chapman.
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Rockport Beach, Mass, a favorite place of Chapman.
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A painting of a home in Texas, Ohio.
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Self portrait of Chapman.
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Old, Bill.
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Tools of the trade litter an easel.
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A scene from Venice.
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A schoolhouse.
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A card sent from a former student to Chapman.
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A gift to Jean Chapman from Walt Chapman.
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Selvi, an Indian girl sponsored by Walter and Jean Chapman.
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A portrait of a fellow solider from World War II.
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Stacks of un-framed and framed paintings in Chapman's home.
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A portrait of a fellow solider from World War II.
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Chapman looks over sketches he made while serving in the army in World War II.
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A painting celebrated Sylvania's heritage.
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Hocking Hills.
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Chapman, and his wife, Jean Chapman.
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