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Samuel Chamberlain
The Michigan Alumnus 150

Mr. Chamberlain was trained as an architect, 
 having studied at the Massachusetts Institute of
 Technology, and has had professional experience in 
architects' offices. He has spent five years abroad, studying and drawing architectural monuments. 
His drawings have been published in the leading
 American architectural journals and in some 
English journals. His style of drawing, while
 quite individual, has some of the economy of line
 and exquisite refinement of Moxime Lalanne, the
 famous French artist. Two exhibits of his drawings 
have been shown in Ann Arbor.

Professor Chamberlain will teach design and drawing.