Martha
Walter was a well-known Philadelphia-born
Impressionist who specialized in light hearted, colorful beach scenes
especially of Gloucester, Coney Island, Atlantic City and the
French Coast. She went to Girls High School,
and from 1895 to 1898, studied at the Pennsylvania Museum & School of Industrial Art, now The University of the Arts College of Art and Design. Her recognitions at the school included the following:
1895/96: Received Certificate A in Industrial D (showing 500 of 13951 characters). |
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