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I Felt Like a Moth

Terry Rathje is working on his MFA at the University of Iowa. He is also currently a design instructor at Western Illinois University.

I scribbled, and I know why: 1976-2006 + MLS to MFA

Two [silkscreen?] prints incorporating catalog cards.

Born and raised in the Quad Cities, she attended the University of Iowa while raising her family, later getting a degree in art from Augustana College. Uprooted to Denver CO, she began a fun filled work schedule while continuing her studies at the…

Iconometer No. 1-5, Covers

Edwin Jager received his MA in Printmaking in 1997.

Igneous rock classification, late 1890s or early 1900s

Illinoian boulders, late 1890s or early 1900s

Illinoian gumbotil plain in foreground, level upland beyond Mississippi River, Washington Township, Iowa, June 21, 1924

View from north of Mississippi River in Washington Twp., S.E. quarter Section 33.

Illinoian gumbotil plain, Fort Madison, Iowa, June 21, 1924

Located in Washington Twp., S.E. quarter Section 33. Photographed from the edge of bluffs above Fort Madison.

Illustration of the first lead mining in Dubuque, Iowa, 1850s

Imagine

Born and raised in Des Moines, Jane Robinette has lived in Iowa most of her life. Since she was a young girl, she has written poetry and prose and combined her words with color or images. Her love for the written word took priority for many years.…

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