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Lydia May Ames

Lydia May Ames was an American painter (1863–1946). She was born in Broadway–Slavic Village and died in Cleveland.

Lydia May Ames

"An Oat Field" by Lydia May Ames (1913)

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Born
1863 · Broadway–Slavic Village.
Died
1946 · Cleveland.
Nationality
United States
Occupation
painter
Languages
English

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Lydia May Ames was an American painter (1863–1946). She was born in Broadway–Slavic Village and died in Cleveland.

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