Henry Hensche believed he was part of the painters of the future who took the lessons of the Impressionists to the next level, and John Ebersberger has spent his career trying to carry Hensche's vision forward with his own art.&nbsp; This is part 3 of my conversation with oil painter John Ebersberger.
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<a href="http://www.johnebersberger.com/" target="_blank">John Ebersberger’s Website</a>
<a href="http://egelistudio.com/" target="_blank">The Egeli Legacy website</a>
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A Conversation with Disney Animator Michael Surrey

Conversations with artists, animators, filmmakers, writers and other creatives about their careers, their craft and their creative convictions. This podcast is born out of the conviction that those in one field of arts can learn much from those in a different creative discipline. Our goal is not aspirational, it's grounded in creatives who work in their craft professionally. There are no starving artists here.