Born in Chicago, Illinois, Marylka Modjeska became an etcher and
painter of landscapes and florals as well as scenes of Poland and
Provincetown and western subjects. Early in her career she
focused on printmaking, and in 1933 added oil painting. Later she
began to work in watercolor, especially of flower subjects.
Modjeska
spent her childhood in Chicago, and attended Saturday art classes for
children at the Art Institute. She also took music and art
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