| Blondelle Malone was an impressionist painter who was a student of John Twachtman and William Merritt Chase. She was one of several American artists to be dubbed the "Garden Painter of America". In 1904 she was living and painting in Paris, France. Around the summer of 1904 she traveled to Giverny, France at the recommendation of Mary Cassatt, rented her own house there, and settled in the Giverny art colony for the year. While living in Giverny, she befriended a number of important American art (showing 500 of 3688 characters). |
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