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Virginia Greer Yardley (1878-1971)
A modernist painter from Delaware, she attended Bryn Mawr College and afterwards studied painting at various art schools including the Art Students League in New York (1899, 1921, 1942-1956), and the Academie Colarossi and the Academie Julian schools in Paris. Her instructors included Maurice Sterne, Morris Kantor, Vaclav Vythacil, Kenneth Hayes Miller and Henry Caro-Devaille.
She lived and painted in Europe for nearly 30 years (1912- (showing 500 of 2061 characters). |
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