Born in Chicago on 17 April 1869, George F. Schultz was taught by his
father to love art and the beauties of nature. At age fifteen, he
was known as a “decorator of souvenirs,” perhaps decorative paintings
on porcelain. Schultz would become a highly respected artist who
exhibited over one hundred works at the Art Institute of Chicago
annuals, between 1889 and 1925.
It was noted that Schultz spent part of 1895 on Monhegan Island, which
artists had discovered in 1858. (showing 500 of 2639 characters). |
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