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Madison Art Guild
September 13, 1949
Madison Art Guild members painting outdoors. From left are Mrs. Walter W. (Marion) Engelke, Mrs. Justin Waterman, and Mrs. Russell W. (Fern) Fowler.
Madison Art Guild
September 13, 1949
Madison Art Guild member Mrs. Oscar (Mary) Torgeson painting outdoors.
Madison Art Guild
August 13, 1949
Madison Art Guild members sitting on a blanket for a picnic during an outdoor painting session. From left are Mrs. George W. Janet Washa, Mrs. Winfield (Ethel) Martin, Mrs. R.L. (Maude) Liebenberg,...
Madison Art Guild
January 7, 1957
Madison Art Guild oil painters participate in a workshop at Doris Brobst's home at 211 Lathrop Street. Sitting: Virginia Oosterhous. Standing: Kathleen Clark.
Madison Art Guild
January 7, 1957
Cath Morgan working on a crayon and watercolor portrait during a Madison Art Guild painting session.
Ruth Myre
June 11, 1948
Mrs. Ruth Myre, watercolor artist, shown in her home painting. One of Mrs. Myre's watercolor paintings took second place at the Madison Artists' guild annual exhibition.
