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| | Born in Waterloo, NE on March 26, 1889. After graduating from the University of Nebraska, Robinson studied at the Chicago School of Normal & Applied Art. In 1919 she began exhibiting regularly in Nebraska and California. While a resident of Los Angeles in 1920s and 1930s, she taught at USC. A spinster, she died in her native city on Sept. 25, 1952. Known works include watercolors of flower studies. Exh: Omaha Art Guild, 1919; Painters & Sculptors of LA, 1922; Woman’s Club House (Omaha), 1929 (solo); LA County Fair, 1929; Laguna Beach AA, 1929; Little Studio Gallery (Monrovia), 1930 (solo); Hatfield Gallery (Pasadena), 1930 (solo); Zeitlin Gallery (LA), 1930; Central Library (LA), 1933; Oakland Art Gallery, 1934. In: Masonic Home (Plattsmouth, NE); Kearney (NE) Jr. High School. | Source:
Edan Hughes, "Artists in California, 1786-1940"
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