Quaker Doll
1940
37.0 x 31.0 cm
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Quaker Doll
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Biografia dell'artista
Early Life and Education
Charlotte Angus, an American artist, was born on February 2nd, 1911, in Kansas City, Missouri. She grew up in Philadelphia, where she nurtured her artistic inclinations from a young age. Angus pursued her studies at the University of the Arts and the Graphic Sketch Club, both located in Philadelphia—institutions that fostered her passion for visual arts and provided foundational knowledge. These formative experiences shaped her artistic vision and established a lifelong dedication to creative exploration.Career and Contributions
Following the hardships brought about by the Great Depression, Angus embarked on a significant career shift when she secured employment at an advertising agency, which unfortunately ended abruptly. Recognizing the need for stability and purpose, she became involved with the Federal Art Project in 1936—a pivotal moment that propelled her into collaborative artistic endeavors. Initially tasked with designing sets for the Federal Theater Project, Angus’s talent extended beyond theatrical productions; she contributed substantially to the Index of American Design, meticulously crafting illustrations reflecting the spirit of the era.Artistic Style and Notable Works
Angus's distinctive artistic style—characterized by a harmonious blend of graphite pencil and watercolor—earned her recognition within the art community. Her oeuvre encompasses a diverse range of subjects, including historical objects, quilts, and designs inspired by the Index of American Design. Among her most celebrated pieces are “Untitled Vase,” showcased at the New Orleans Museum of Art (ceramic), and “Upriver From Lumberville Walking Bridge II,” displayed at James A. Michener Art Museum—each reflecting a masterful command of technique and conveying profound emotional resonance.Museum Collections
Angus’s artwork has garnered acclaim across prominent museums worldwide, notably the Stanley and Audrey Burton Art Gallery in Leeds, United Kingdom, and La Academia Real de Ulster in Belfast. These institutions recognize her contribution to artistic heritage and ensure that her creations continue to inspire audiences globally.Legacy
Charlotte Angus passed away peacefully on May 12th, 1989, in Pulaski, Pennsylvania. Her enduring legacy resides in her pioneering spirit—a testament to her unwavering commitment to artistic innovation and her indelible mark upon the American art scene. Angus’s work continues to resonate with contemporary artists and enthusiasts alike, serving as an inspiration for future generations to embrace creativity and pursue excellence.Charlotte Angus
1911 - 1989 , Stati Uniti d'America
Dati rapidi
- Artistic Movement Or Style: Grafite Pennicello & Acquarello
- Date Of Birth: Febbraio 2, 1911
- Date Of Death: Maggio 12, 1989
- Full Name: Charlotte Angus
- Nationality: Americana
- Notable Artworks:
- Untitled Vase
- Upriver From Lumberville Walking Bridge II
- Place Of Birth: Kansas City, Stati Uniti

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