Known primarily for her floral paintings, Laura Maxwell, born in Carson, Nevada, also did marines and landscapes in watercolor and oil. She often combined wildflowers with flowers from her garden and was frequently asked to judge flower shows, having studied flower arranging in Paris with Madame Bastid.
She was a member and co-founder in 1927 of the Carmel Art Association and exhibited at the Grand Central Gallery in New York and the De Young Museum in Oakland.
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