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An example of work by Mary Corning Winslow Black
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Born in Poughkeepsie, New York, Mary Winslow Black became a California painter, living first in Los Angeles and Santa Barbara and settling in Monterey, where her home, Abrego Adobe, was one of the oldest landmarks in the area. The structure dated to 1834 and was reportedly made from lumber salvaged from the wreck of Napolean's ship, "Natalie".
Mary Black studied at the Art Students League in New York with William Lathrop and F. Luis Mora. In New York, she exhibited with the So (showing 500 of 2469 characters). |
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