Elizabeth Wentworth Roberts hailed as world's foremost woman painter
Concord spotlight on Elizabeth Wentworth Roberts famed portraitist and landscape artist. The article chronicles her training in Philadelphia New York Paris and Florence, notes major works like Memories of Antietam and her growing reputation in America and Europe. It highlights her Civil War group portrait project in Concord featuring Old Concord Post members and veterans as she works toward a monumental canvas.
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Elizabeth Wentworth Roberts
Miss Roberts
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Philadelphia
Abeth Bonsall
Robert Fleury
Jules Lefebvre
Luc Olivier Meison
Paris
Lefebvre
Modra
Normandy
Parc Monceau
Florence
Botticelli
William Stewart
Edwaid Lord Weeks
Antwerp
Munich
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
Allbright Art Gallery
Bufffalo
Art Institute of Chicago
Public Library
Grand Rapids
Mich
Museum of Fine Arts
St. Louis
Cincinnati Art Museum
J. Herron Art Institute
Indianapolis
Art Museum
Detroit
Boston
Town Hall
Estabrook Ave
England
Spain
Italy
Germany
France
Sicily
Egypt
Africa
Azores
Annisquam
Ipswich
Provincetown
Catskills
Maine Woods
Duces
Judge Keyes
Frank B. Sanborn
Ellen Emerson
Edward J. Bartlett
Adeline Buttrick
Antie
Old Concord Post
Estabrook.ave
Enterprise
Derby
Patrick Keefe
Benjamin
Maker
Brown
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Bartlett
Wayne W. Blossom
George M. Bowker
John Loring
Wheeler
Hiriam P. Worthley
Seph F. Orendorff
Tasker
H. Hunt
Peri
Copley Hall
Sory Fae
Rae
Roberts
Patronees listed for Concord Gade Crusaders concert
Raymond C. Robinson announces June 7 benefit by Concord Gade's Crusaders with prominent patrons including Mrs. George M. Baker Mrs. Murray Ballou Mrs. G Hollis Blake Mrs. Charles E Brown Mrs. Dexter and others aiding the event for music lovers.
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Disgrace Flagged Over Mention at Junior Event
Officials condemn a perceived disgrace linked to a phrase about young people during a Junior event, prompting review of proceedings and calls for standards in wording.
School authorities seek to curb gossip during dances
A fragment notes that school officials will not tolerate rumors or inappropriate conduct at social events. It argues education should cover both conduct and manners, citing past seasons where scholars attended socials or events, and highlighting concerns about maintaining order and propriety.
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