 Gwendolyn Orsinger is primarily known as Gwendolyn Orsinger Anderson Orsini
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A painter, enamel craft worker, teacher and art dealer, she was known as
Gwendolyn Orsinger Anderson and later simply as Orsini. In
Illinois, she was Director of the Artist's Mart in 1954, and also was an art teacher at Pekin
High School. In Clayton, New York, she was an enameling teacher including at 1,000 Island Museum Craft
School in 1966-67; and Cross Creek Ceramics in 1972.
She lived in Lake Worth, Florida in 1947 and McLean, Virginia in 1973.
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