Elizabeth Macdowell Kenton
Elizabeth Macdowell Kenton (1858–1953) was an American painter and artist.
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Elizabeth Macdowell Kenton
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- Full name
- Elizabeth Macdowell.
- Born
- 1858. · Philadelphia.
- Died
- 1953. · Roanoke.
- Nationality
- ["United States"].
- Occupation
- ["painter" and "artist"].
- Fields
- ["painting"].
- Education
- ["Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts"].
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Biography
Recorded at birth as Elizabeth Macdowell. Born at Philadelphia in 1858, died in Roanoke in 1953.
Elizabeth Macdowell Kenton studied at Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. The field of work recorded is painting. Work by Elizabeth Macdowell Kenton is recorded in the collections of Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
Creator: Van Buren, Amelia (American, 1856-1942)
Amelia Van Buren
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Philadelphia.
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Roanoke.
Death place
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