Born in Cleves, Ohio, Cornelia Cassidy Davis became a painter of Indian portraits of great ethnological values.
She
began her career as a portrait painter of prominent easterners, having
studied four years at the Cincinnati Art Academy as a pupil of Frank
Duveneck. She later returned to the school as an Instructor from 1891
to 1897. That year she married Edward C. Davis, and for their
honeymoon, they traveled to the Southwest, staying in remote areas on
Indian reservations in New M (showing 500 of 4289 characters). |
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