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Artist: Lydia Freeman Cooley
"Central Park Picnic, " Lydia Freeman Cooley, New York, figurative, ca 1930's
By Lydia Freeman Cooley
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Born in 1906, Cooley settled in New York City where she studied at the Arts Student League with John Sloan. Her genre paintings of women, children and the working class are in the As...
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1930s Impressionist Lydia Freeman Cooley Art
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