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An example of work by Margaret May Dashiell
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A New Orleans native, Margaret May Dashiell lived and worked in
Richmond, Virginia, eventually becoming a prolific artist, illustrator
and writer. She is best known for her drawings and watercolors of
African-American domestic workers and street vendors, as well as
Confederate veterans, from the end of the nineteenth century through
the 1940s.
Dashiell was a prominent Richmond upper-class lady, a friend to
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Ellen Glasgow, a suffragist, and an
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