Born in Burlington, Kansas and raised and educated in Oklahoma, Octavia Roseborough Arneson became a prominent artist and teacher in Brownsville, Texas. In 1935, she was one of seven painters who established the Brownsville Art League, and in 1950, in the Leagues newly built quarters, she began the teaching of watercolor classes, which lasted into the last decade of her long life of 101 years.
While teaching, she also continued producing her own art work, which included acryl (showing 500 of 1783 characters). |
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