Cleveland School of Art

Marshall Fredericks poses with an unidentified plaster model of a portrait bust while a student at the Cleveland School of Art, 1928-1929.

Sculpture class, Cleveland School of Art, 1930 Negative 10190B, Records of the Photography Studio, Cleveland Museum of Art Archives

Marshall Fredericks's diploma from the Cleveland School of Art, 1930

The Cleveland School of Art Graduation Program, 1930 - recto

The Cleveland School of Art Graduation Program, 1930 - verso

The Cleveland School of Art - Transcript of the record of Marshall M. Fredericks - recto

The Cleveland School of Art - Transcript of the record of Marshall M. Fredericks - verso

Marshall Fredericks attended the Cleveland School of Art (now Cleveland Institute of Art) from 1926-1930. One of the nation's leading schools of art and design, the college was founded in 1882.

Fredericks was admitted to the school on transfer from John Huntington Polytechnic Institute with the equivalent of high school graduation on September 28, 1926. During his four years at CSA, he studied a variety of subjects, including drawing, portraiture, modeling, design, sculpture, and art history. He graduated with highest honors on May 28, 1930.