The Tiger Hunt (after Peter Paul Rubens).
Donors, faculty, staff, and art enthusiasts from the community came together in June to celebrate the donation of the 17th century painting, The Tiger Hunt (after Peter Paul Rubens), to the Otterbein collection by Colette M. Masterson ’05. Masterson is the associate director of experiential learning in Student Success and Career Development at Otterbein.
Reception held at the Frank Museum with Colette M. Masterson ’05 standing at the side of The Tiger Hunt painting.
The donated artwork will be preserved in the Frank Museum of Art and will play a significant role in future Integrative Studies (INST) courses, bringing the departments of chemistry and art together. Students in these courses will explore the intersection of chemical processes and artistic techniques, gaining a deeper appreciation for both disciplines.
The reception in June marked a promising start to this innovative educational journey and underscored the University’s appreciation for donors like Masterson.
Learn more about the Frank Museum at: www.otterbein.edu/art/frank-museum
