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| − | Bernice Siefert (b. - June 21, 2015) was an artist of Granville, Ohio, who specialized in incredibly detailed watercolor paintings of nature and people. Her art was shown in galleries across Central Ohio including the Zanesville Art Center in 1989 <ref> "Siefert Paintings on Display,” Licking Countian, Oct. 30, 1989.</ref> and the Licking County Art Gallery in 1995. Her show, “Three Women,” at the Licking County Art Gallery included two other artists, one of which was her sister, Florence Bloedel. Siefert studied art at the University of Wisconsin, Pennsylvania State University, and Denison University. <ref> "Exhibit by sisters opens at County Art Gallery,” Newark Advocate (Newark, OH), Sept. 8, 1995. | + | Bernice Siefert (b. - June 21, 2015) was an artist of Granville, Ohio, who specialized in incredibly detailed watercolor paintings of nature and people. Her art was shown in galleries across Central Ohio including the Zanesville Art Center in 1989 <ref> "Siefert Paintings on Display,” Licking Countian, Oct. 30, 1989.</ref> and the Licking County Art Gallery in 1995. Her show, “Three Women,” at the Licking County Art Gallery included two other artists, one of which was her sister, Florence Bloedel. Siefert studied art at the University of Wisconsin, Pennsylvania State University, and Denison University. <ref> "Exhibit by sisters opens at County Art Gallery,” Newark Advocate (Newark, OH), Sept. 8, 1995.</ref> |
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Revision as of 11:58, 25 August 2017
Bernice Siefert (b. - June 21, 2015) was an artist of Granville, Ohio, who specialized in incredibly detailed watercolor paintings of nature and people. Her art was shown in galleries across Central Ohio including the Zanesville Art Center in 1989 [1] and the Licking County Art Gallery in 1995. Her show, “Three Women,” at the Licking County Art Gallery included two other artists, one of which was her sister, Florence Bloedel. Siefert studied art at the University of Wisconsin, Pennsylvania State University, and Denison University. [2]
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