Syntheses of geometric and organic vegetative structure characterize the abstract configurations of my work.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Professor of Art, Mary Washington College, Fredericksburg, Virginia 1964-1998

Technical Assistant, Herman Noack Bronze Foundry, West Berlin, Germany 1962-1964

Assistant Professor of Art, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas 1959-1960

EDUCATIONAL HISTORY

Ph.D. Ohio State University 1957 Sculpture, Columbus, Ohio History of Art

A.M. University of Chicago 1955 History of Art Chicago, Illinois (Greco-Roman Art & Archaeology)

B.F.A. Ohio State University 1953 History of Art, Columbus, Ohio Sculpture

PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS

Hochschule für Bildende 9/62-5/64 Künste, West Berlin, Germany

Akademie der Bildenden 9/60-8/62 Künste, Munich, Germany

Froebel Technical School 1/59-5/59 for Welding and Metal, Gary, Indiana

HONORS, GRANTS, AND AWARDS

Faculty Development Awards

Spring Semester 1994, $2000 to cast one relief panel in bronze measuring 36"x 26"x 6".

Spring Semester 1990, $2000 to cast one relief panel in bronze measuring 27"x 26"x 8".

Spring Semester 1988. $2400 to cast one 3 scale model of a proposed sculpture in bronze for the oval terminus on College Drive.

Spring Semester 1987, $4300 to cast two relief panels in bronze. Panel I, 50"x 30"x 3.5"; Panel II, 47"x 15.5"x 5.5".

Fall Semester 1986, $850 to publish a brochure representing a selection of my work.

Fellowships and Grants

German Government Grant 1962-1964 Hochschule für Bildende Künste, West Berlin, Germany

German Government Grant (DAAD) 1960-1962 for study at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Munich, Germany

Graduate Fellowship, 1954-1955 University of Chicago

Recent Shows

Paul C. Muick Retrospective 1998

Faculty Exhibit, duPont Galleries, Mary Washington College 1995

Juried Show, Capitol Hill Art League 1992

Private Collections

Bailfield Clark Collection, Warlick, Bermuda

Commissions

Two Figure Composition, 1998, 4.5' carved marble enlargement of bronze model, Grounds for Sculpture, Johnson Atelier, Hamilton, NJ

Architectural Relief, 1980, Phelps Place NW, Washington, D.C.