| Born in Decatur, Illinois with the maiden name of Kuns, Fern Coppedge became a plein-air impressionist painter especially noted for snowscene landscapes of New Hope, Pennsylvania where she first visited in 1917 and eventually with M. Elizabeth Price, became one of two significant women artists in the Colony. In fact, she established such a strong reputation for herself that she was
listed by respected New Hope art historian, Thomas Folk, as "among the
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