Walter Russell was an American Polymath, known for his achievements in Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, and for his unified theory in Physics and Cosmogony.
He was the husband of Lao Russell.
Together, the Russells devoted themselves to spreading universal truths of love and light to students around the globe.
The couple founded The University of Science and Philosophy at Swannanoa, an Italianate palace atop the Blue Ridge overlooking the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
In 1963, Walter Cronkite during the national television evening news, commented on Dr. Walter Russell's passing, referring to him as "the Leonardo DaVinci of our time."
He was the husband of Lao Russell.
Together, the Russells devoted themselves to spreading universal truths of love and light to students around the globe.
The couple founded The University of Science and Philosophy at Swannanoa, an Italianate palace atop the Blue Ridge overlooking the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
In 1963, Walter Cronkite during the national television evening news, commented on Dr. Walter Russell's passing, referring to him as "the Leonardo DaVinci of our time."
Walter Russell was an American Polymath, known for his achievements in Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, and for his unified theory in Physics and Cosmogony.
He was the husband of Lao Russell.
Together, the Russells devoted themselves to spreading universal truths of love and light to students around the globe.
The couple founded The University of Science and Philosophy at Swannanoa, an Italianate palace atop the Blue Ridge overlooking the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
In 1963, Walter Cronkite during the national television evening news, commented on Dr. Walter Russell's passing, referring to him as "the Leonardo DaVinci of our time."
He was the husband of Lao Russell.
Together, the Russells devoted themselves to spreading universal truths of love and light to students around the globe.
The couple founded The University of Science and Philosophy at Swannanoa, an Italianate palace atop the Blue Ridge overlooking the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
In 1963, Walter Cronkite during the national television evening news, commented on Dr. Walter Russell's passing, referring to him as "the Leonardo DaVinci of our time."
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