Mary Brewster Hazelton
American painter with notable exhibitions
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Died
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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A painter from the United States, contributed to the art world through various exhibitions and works. Focused on landscapes and still life, utilized oil and watercolor as primary mediums. Participated in numerous group shows, gaining recognition for artistic efforts. Engaged with artistic organizations, playing a role in promoting art education and appreciation. Exhibited at prominent venues, showcasing talent and creativity.
Participated in the National Academy of Design exhibitions
Exhibited works at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
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