Lillian Fitch Rehbock (1907-2011)
A painter, printmaker, art educator, and long-time member of the
Women Painters of Washington, Lillian Rehbock moved to Seattle in 1932
and joined the organization that year. She has served as
president and secretary, and living into the 21st century, had work
continuously entered in their exhibitions. She also used
her printmaking skills to create block-print calendars for the
WPW. Her style, influenced by teachers Han (showing 500 of 2588 characters). |
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