The daughter of a New Haven mayor, Josephine Lewis studied a the Yale
School of the Fine Arts from 1883 to 1892, when she received her
B.F.A., the first such degree awarded by the school. For the next
five years, she lived in France and studied at the Academie Julian* and
with Frederick MacMonnies in Giverny*. She exhibited at the Paris
Salon*, then returned to the United States, and lived in New York for
the next sixty years.
She exhibited widely, including a (showing 500 of 2821 characters). |
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