Born in Canada, Crissie Cameron became a painter, primairly a watercolorist, noted especially for floral views, mountain landscapes and harbor scenes. She was a long-time teacher, 1895 to 1942, in the Tacoma, Washington public schools. Her own art training was with Edgar Forkner in Seattle and at Stanford University.
In the 1890s, she began painting, and spent many weekends sketching in the mountains with a group called the Tacoma Mountaineers. She also painted in California, where oak tr (showing 500 of 1561 characters). |
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