One of Oklahoma's prominent artists, May Aaron was a long-time resident of Pawhuska, where she married a physician and raised a family. In the mid 1920s, she resumed her art career and did numerous Native American genre subjects, particularly the Osage tribe, as well as landscapes of her state.
She was born in La Cellen and Gray Horse, Indian Territory, and her father was the government physician to the Osage in the 1890s. She took a correspondence course from a Chicago school and briefly (showing 500 of 1062 characters). |
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