Everett Ruess

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Everett Ruess was a young American artist, writer, and wanderer who disappeared in the 1930s while exploring the remote deserts of the American Southwest, becoming a lasting figure of wilderness legend and mystery.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artist
explorer
human
wanderer
writer
artForm linocut printing
watercolor painting
woodblock printing
causeOfDeath unknown
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
culturalDepiction subject of numerous books and documentaries about his disappearance
dateOfBirth 1914-03-28
dateOfDisappearance 1934-11-01
educatedAt Hollywood High School NERFINISHED
Los Angeles High School NERFINISHED
UCLA NERFINISHED
familyName Ruess NERFINISHED
fullName Everett Ruess NERFINISHED
genre nature writing
travel writing
givenName Everett NERFINISHED
hasWork Everett Ruess: A Vagabond for Beauty NERFINISHED
I Have Not Yet Begun to Fight (letters and journals) NERFINISHED
On Desert Trails with Everett Ruess NERFINISHED
Wilderness Journals of Everett Ruess NERFINISHED
influenced American environmental and wilderness literature
influencedBy Edward Abbey NERFINISHED
knownFor letters and journals describing the wilderness
solo journeys through the deserts of Utah and Arizona
legacy symbol of youthful idealism and wilderness freedom in American culture
mannerOfDeath disappeared
movement American wilderness romanticism
notableFor disappearance in the American Southwest in the 1930s
watercolor and block print artwork
writings about wilderness and solitude
occupation adventurer
artist
explorer
writer
placeOfBirth Oakland, California, United States NERFINISHED
placeOfDisappearance near Escalante, Utah, United States
quote I have been one who loved the wilderness.
sexOrGender male
traveledTo Bryce Canyon NERFINISHED
Escalante region of Utah NERFINISHED
Grand Canyon NERFINISHED
Monument Valley region NERFINISHED
Sierra Nevada NERFINISHED
Yosemite National Park NERFINISHED
Zion National Park NERFINISHED

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