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THE FINE ART OF SARAH CHOATE SEARS.(nineteenth and twentieth century photographer and painter)
When asked to provide biographical information for an exhibition of her photographs in 1900, Sarah Choate Sears (Pl. 1) of Boston wrote simply, "I am interested in artistic things." [1] Sears was too humble about her talents. She became an award-winning painter in watercolor and pastel, an important pictorialist photographer, a supporter of aspiring artists, and a remarkable collector of contemporary art. She was also part of a significant community of gifted women artists that emerged in Boston at the end of the nineteenth century.
Sarah Choate grew up in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the daughter of a distinguished lawyer, Charles Francis Choate (1828-1911), and ...
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- Newspaper article from: The Boston Herald Silver, Joanne August 17, 2001 700+ words
...Crafts at 175 Newbury St. and the One Commonwealth Avenue mansion that was once home to photographer, painter and collector Sarah Choate Sears. --At her studio, Lily Glass Works - near today's Four Seasons Hotel - Sarah Wyman Whitman created paintings...
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- Magazine article from: The Magazine Antiques Leith, Royal W. April 1, 1996 700+ words
...Buon Consiglio to Sophia Augusta Brown, and a year later he sold a view of the piazza and facade of Santa Maria Novella to Sarah Choate Sears.(3) Charles Herbert Moore (1840-1930), a friend and fellow Pre-Raphaelite, showed the latter to John Ruskin...
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- Newspaper article from: Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, WI) February 15, 2001 700+ words
...cause include: Prom Committee members Jay Moran and Andy Wallman, A Woman's Touch co-owner Myrtle Wilhite and retailer Sarah Choate, County Board member Echnaton Vedder, show engineer Martin Alvarado and host Jonathan Zarov, Art Gecko owner Marcel Colbert...
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- Newspaper article from: The Boston Herald Silver, Joanne May 18, 2001 700+ words
...artistic education. Paintings, sculpture, stained glass and metalwork will attest to the accomplishments of artists such as Sarah Choate Sears and Lilian Westcott Hale. Last spring, Laura Owens was an artist-in-residence at the palace museum of Boston...
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- Newspaper article from: Oak Leaves (Oak Park, IL) CHARLOTTE COOPER February 21, 1996 700+ words
...who has been one of the bureau's most vocal critics. Contacted Monday, Lynch said he was disappointed that board member Sarah Sears had been defeated, along with former Village Trustee Vernette Schultz and restaurateur David Chung. But he added that the...
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- Newspaper article from: Charleston Daily Mail SARA GAVIN October 28, 2009 700+ words
...I think it's an opportunity to teach your kids about preventative medicine, and it's convenient and free," said Sarah Sears, the school nurse for Elk Elementary Center. Because the program is federally funded, the Kanawha-Charleston Health Department...
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- Newspaper article from: The Virginian Pilot June 14, 1997 700+ words
...Ann Clark, Cam Templeton, Judy Cooper, Justin Glenney, Carol Adkins, Janet McCarraher, Benny LeBon, Sarah Samuel and Sarah Sears. Leaders at Leading Edge Realty for May were Cissi Smith, Linda Alle, Pat Arnold and Michele Fredericks; April notables...
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- Newspaper article from: The Virginian Pilot April 12, 1997 700+ words
...Rouseau, Debbie Wolf, Diana Humphries, Nat Williams, Bill Ward, Kyle Thomas Hause Jr., Elaine Frye, Karen Pennington, Sarah Sears, Candy Dennis, Don Cericola and Trinh Murphy. Leaders for February at Leading Edge Realty were Michele Fredericks, Pat...