| Elizabeth Morse Walsh (Hunking) was known as a painter of portraits, figures, and landscapes. Walsh received her training at the MFA School under Bensen, Tarbell, Paxton, and Hale around 1906. There she was awarded a scholarship to study abroad. However, she decided to wait to travel abroad until the end of the intervening years of World War I. While she waited, she painted portraits and exhibited her work at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, and the St. Lou (showing 500 of 11527 characters). |
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