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By Myles Dannhausen| Peninsula Pulse Verified (From left) Lars, Rolf and Annika Johnson, Renuka and Parv Jandu, Todd and Carin Stuth and Dawn Fischer pose with their awards at the Door County Economic Development Corporation’s annual awards luncheon. The Johnsons accepted the Lifetime Achievement Award for their parents, Al and Ingert Johnson.
By Myles Dannhausen| Peninsula Pulse Verified James Ingwersen in his gllery. Photo by Rachel Lukas. On Thursday, March 28, artist James Ingwersen announced to the public that he was donating his home, studio, gallery and surrounding property to the Peninsula School of Art, a move that gave him great satisfaction. Two days later, about a month shy of his 96th birthday, he died, content that the vision for his property he had pursued for most of his days since his wife, Phyllis, died in 2018, would come to fruition.
By Myles Dannhausen| Peninsula Pulse Verified (From left) Lars, Rolf and Annika Johnson, Renuka and Parv Jandu, Todd and Carin Stuth and Dawn Fischer pose with their awards at the Door County Economic Development Corporation’s annual awards luncheon. The Johnsons accepted the Lifetime Achievement Award for their parents, Al and Ingert Johnson.
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Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin, United States
+1 920-839-2121