emmy lou packard, also known as betty lou packard, was an american visual artist and social activist in san francisco, california. she was known for her paintings, printmaking, and murals, which were often political. packard was born on april 15, 1914, near el centro, california, to parents emma and walter packard. she was educated at the university of california, berkeley and the san francisco art institute. packard passed away on february 22, 1998, in san francisco, california.
نبذة سريعة
- Mediums: acrylic on canvas
- Creative periods: mature period
- Best occasions: accent
- Top 3 works:
- Photograph of Frida Kahlo in Coyoacan, Mexico
- Frida Kahlo
- Photograph of Diego Rivera with a spider monkey
- Born: 1914, Near El Centro, United States of America
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Works on APS: 7
- Vibe: serene
- Top-ranked work: Photograph of Frida Kahlo in Coyoacan, Mexico
- عرض المزيد…
- Died: 1998
- Art period: Modern
- Room fit: living room
- Lifespan: 84 years
- Museums on APS:
- Archives of American Art
- Archives of American Art
- Archives of American Art
- Archives of American Art
- Archives of American Art
- Gift suitability: other-none
- Nationality: United States of America
- Also known as: emmy lou packard
مقالات ذات صلة
Frida Kahlo: A Life Painted – Surrealism, Identity & Autobiographical Narrative
Explore the life & art of Frida Kahlo – a journey through surrealism, identity, pain, and resilience. Discover her autobiographical masterpieces & lasting feminist legacy with AllPaintingsStore.
Diego Rivera: A Revolutionary Vision of Mexican Identity Through Muralism
Explore the revolutionary murals of Diego Rivera and his profound impact on Mexican art & identity. Discover his techniques, iconic works like 'Man at the Crossroads,' and lasting legacy with AllPaintingsStore.
Benjamin Shahn: Social Realism & the Poetics of American Identity
Explore the powerful social realism of Benjamin Shahn (1898-1969). Discover his iconic murals, poignant Dust Bowl paintings & unique synthesis of Jewish identity and American Modernism. Learn about this influential artist's legacy.
