Baltimore artist Selma L. Oppenheimer (1898-1988) graduated from Goucher College in 1919 and then studied costume design and portrait at the Maryland Institute College of Art. Among her teachers were Leon Kroll and Henry Roben. Later she worked in oils, watercolors, pen and ink, and sculpture in styles that ranged from realistic to abstract. She was known for her bold experimentation in all media and was referred to as "the dean of Maryland's women artists" by fellow artist, Bennard Perlman.
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