Landscape painter and millinery designer Anna Philomena Gellenbeck was known for her misty landscapes in post-impressionist style. She was born on March 16, 1883, in Shakopee, Minnesota and spent her childhood there. She drew from an early age and continued to be a serious painter of landscapes until she died, making many painting trips to scenic locales in Washington State and, less frequently, California, Alaska, and Montana.
Titles of her paintings included "The Open Range" (Montana); (showing 500 of 2352 characters). |
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