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Emery Bopp
Emery Bopp (May 13, 1924 – February 1, 2007) was an artist and long-time chairman of the Division of Art, Bob Jones University.
==Early life and education==
Bopp was born in Corry, Pennsylvania but largely reared in Louisville, Kentucky, except for an impressionable year spent living with a grandfather in rural Stony Creek, New York.〔Jay Bopp, "The Artist's Life," ''Emery Bopp: Paintings from 1961-2006'', Hampton III Gallery exhibition, November 16 –December 30, 2006, copy in the Bob Jones University Archives; Emery Bopp, interview by John Matzko, June 30, 2004, BJU Archives. For the rest of his life, Bopp cherished his connection with upstate New York.〕 After graduating from Louisville Male High School in 1942, he enlisted in the U. S. Navy and served as a hospital corpsman at a naval convalescent hospital in Asheville, North Carolina within walking distance of the Biltmore Estate, where he was "overwhelmed by the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains." Bopp had early displayed artistic as well as musical and athletic ability, and in the hospital corps he was put to work designing invitations and party decorations. Eventually he also used crafts to speed rehabilitation of convalescent servicemen.〔Jay Bopp.〕
Deciding to become an illustrator, Bopp enrolled (with G. I. Bill money) at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, where he studied with Khosrov Ajootian and Fritz Eichenberg. He then moved on to the Yale University School of Art, where he received his BFA in 1951 and where his artistic vision was expanded by study under Josef Albers, Alvin Eisenman, Alvin Lustig, and Willem de Kooning. He later attended New York University and earned an MFA at Rochester Institute of Technology in 1961.〔Jay Bopp; Bopp interview.〕
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