Details
Register just once for this all sessions in this 4-week course The Art of Japan.
Course description for Trost’s Architechtural Legacy from instructor Nicholas Dahle:
Henry C. Trost was chief designer to the architectural firm Trost & Trost. Between the years 1903 and 1933, he designed hundreds of buildings in El Paso, Las Cruces, and many other Southwestern cities. His eclectic mixture of styles and architectural skills has left a lasting legacy in both El Paso and Las Cruces that can still be felt today. Two of the course’s four sessions will include caravan driving tours in Las Cruces and El Paso to see Trost’s creations in person. Join us as we explore the legacy of Henry C. Trost, Architect of the Southwest!
Trost’s Archectural Legacy in Las Cruces and El Paso: 4 sessions*, Wednesdays at 5:30 – 7:00 p.m. starting April 14 and ending May 5, 2021
This series is taught online via Zoom. Registration is necessary to receive a Zoom invitation for the series.
Cost: $20 for 4 sessions (free for DAAC members at Heart for Art level and above)
For information about becoming a member and receiving this series (and all Feed Your Mind series) at no charge, click HERE
DAAC members: use coupon code provided to you in order to waive registration fee. Call 575-523-6403 for more information.
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SESSION DATES
Trost’s Architectural Legacy – 2021 Spring Semester; 4 Weeks on Wednesdays from 5:30 – 7:00 p.m. via Zoom or caravan driving tour
- April 14 via Zoom – First Session
- April 21 via Zoom
- April 28 Via Zoom
- May 5 caravan driving tour in El Paso – Final Session
Nicholas Dahle is a graduate of the University of Texas at El Paso. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in art history with a minor in history. He has taught eight courses at the Osher Life Long Learning Institute (OLLLI) at UTEP: The Art of China; the Art of Versailles one and two; The Art of Gardens; the English County House; The Art of Japan, The Art of Polynesia and the Art of Buddhism. He has taught two courses for the Dona Ana Arts Council; Gardens of the World, the Art of Buddhism and Spanish Colonial Art.