Archie Boyd Teater Photographs
Content Description
Photographs of and from Archie Boyd Teater, painter born in Boise in 1901. Images are from Teater's travels, family photos, and photographs of his oil paintings. Teater was born in Boise, Idaho, on July 5, 1901. In seventh grade, he was kicked out of the Ten Mile School in Boise for drawing during arithmetic. At age 23, he studied two years at the Portland Art Museum. He then studied for eight years at the Art Students League and in New York, Europe, and Asia. In 1928, he built and worked in an art studio in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and he spent every summer there painting except during World War II. Teater met and married (Agnes) Patricia Wilson in Jackson Hole in 1941. She was also an artist and acted as Teater's gallery and business manager. The couple traveled the globe, and Teater painted in each of the 115 countries he visited. He painted portraits, street scenes, still life, and landscapes in oils. His work was exhibited at the MOMA and other museums in the U.S. and in art galleries in Europe.
Dates
- Existence: 1905 - 1978
Extent
6 Cubic Feet (7 boxes vary from 1 cubic ft, to 3/4th cubic ft.) : color prints, slides, postcards, black and white prints, etc.
Language of Materials
English
Condition Description
good
- Language of description
- English
- Script of description
- Latin
Repository Details
Part of the Idaho State Archives Photograph Collections Repository
2205 Old Penitentiary Road
Boise ID 83712 United States
(208) 334-2620
public.archives@ishs.idaho.gov