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Anna Margaretta Archambault

Anna Margaretta Archambault (1856–1956) was an American painter and writer.

Also recorded as A. Margaretta Archambault

Members of the women's committee - Official and descriptive souvenir book of the historical pageant, October seventh to twelfth, 1912

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Biography

Born at Philadelphia in 1856, died in Philadelphia in 1956.

Anna Margaretta Archambault studied at Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and Académie Julian. Training under Gabrielle Debillemont-Chardon is recorded. The recorded working language is English.

Work by Anna Margaretta Archambault is recorded in the collections of Cincinnati Art Museum, Smithsonian American Art Museum and Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.

Anna Margaretta Archambault, Miss Clementine Dalcour in Mourning SAAM-1945.10.1 1

Anna Margaretta Archambault, Miss Clementine Dalcour in Mourning SAAM-1945.10.1 1

Anna Margaretta Archambault

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