Mary Harvey Tannahill began as a painter of miniatures, exhibiting them at the Philadelphia Society of Miniature Painters in Pennsylvania. She was a long-time member of the arts community in Provincetown, Massachusetts, spending more than thirty summers there. She learned woodcut printing from Blanche Lazzell in the white-line color woodcut style used by Provincetown artists. And, Tannahill was a painter in other media, and a maker of batiks and embroideries, as well.
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San Francisco Panama-Pacific Exhibition 1915
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