Born in Buxton, Iowa, Oct. 16, 1908 and died in Cordova, Nebraska, Dec. 4,
1993, Signe Larson was a painter and chalk-talk lecturer. She
studied with Birger Sandzén at Bethany College where she earned a BFA
in 1933, and studied at the Colorado Springs Fine Art Center,
University of Colorado, and the University of Washington.
Larson received special training from John Folinsbee, Harry Leith-Ross and Carlos Lopez. She was deaf since birth.
Her sister Elvira (showing 500 of 4189 characters). |
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