A photographer and painter of miniatures and landscapes, and craftsperson, Chansonetta Emmons was born in Kingfield, Maine where she lived much of her life, but was also active in Boston. There she was a member of the Boston Society of Arts and Crafts and the American Artists Professional League. Teachers included John Enneking and John George Brown.
Exhibition venues included the Wellesley College Museum, 1913.
Emmons was known primarily for her photographs of rural landscapes of (showing 500 of 2628 characters). |
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