Amy Adams timeline

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DIED:

MARRIED: Mr. A. I. Adams

TRAINING

Chicago, Walter Dean Goldbeck

c.1906 Chicago, William Penhallow Henderson and Lawton S. Parker[1]

ART RELATED EMPLOYMENT

TEACHING

RESIDENCES

1914 Lake Forest, Illinois

TRAVEL

MEMBERSHIPS/OFFICES

HONORS

SELECTED JURIES SERVED

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

ONE, TWO OR THREE MAN EXHIBITIONS

PERMANENT COLLECTIONS

Commission For Encouragement of Local Art[2]

INTERESTING NOTES

She specialized in portrait painting.

[1]She probably studied with these two at the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts where Parker taught the life class in 1903 and Henderson in 1904.

[2]Part of the Chicago Public Schools collection, this painting is now unlocated. It was illustrated in “Artists Give Up $2,500 For City,” Chicago Herald, 12/18/1914, p.18.