藝術家Annie Cornelia SHAW (1852-1887) 生平簡歷

出生地： West Troy, NY

死亡地点： Chicago, IL

地址： Chicago, IL, 1878-83; Evanston, IL, 1884

职业： Painter and art teacher

教育： Henry C.Ford, Chicago (1868-72); probably learned to etch from John Vanderpoel in 1880 at the Chicago Academy of Design, where she was a teacher

展出： Illinois State Fair, 1864 (silver medal for a pencil drawing); Centennial Exhib., Phila., 1876 (Illinois Prairie"); MMA; BMFA; NAD, 1878-84; Bohemian A. Cl. in Chicago; SC; AWCS; SAA; Providence A. Cl.; Chicago Inter-State Industrial, 1876, 1881-83; PAFA Ann., 1880-88 (6 times); Boston AC, 1881,1908; Mass. Charitable Mechanic Assoc, 1881,1884; New England Manufacturers' & Mechanics' Inst., 1883, 1884; Cincinnati Industrial Expo, 1883; AIC 1887 (memorial exhibit & sale of 270 paintings); "Woman Etchers of America," Boston & NYC, 1888-89; AIC lent one of her paintings to the 1901 Pan-American Expo in Buffalo."

会员： Chicago Academy of Design (1873, associate; 1876 first woman full mem.; the Acad. later became the Chicago Art Institute)

评论： She grew up in Chicago and won her first award for a pencil drawing at age twelve. After studying for four years she opened her first studio in Chicago at age 22, in 1874. Shaw painted from nature and during the summers she traveled to various parts of the country to paint on location. She also became a well-known art teacher at the Chicago Acad. of Design. She later opened studios in NY (1881-84) and Boston (1884-85) and her work was bought by leading collectors of the time. A solo exhibition and sale held at the Art Institute of Chicago after her death included 241 oil paintings and 50 watercolors; of which very few can be found today. None of her etchings are presently located.

来源： Rubinstein American Woman Artists 63; P. Peet, Am. Women of the Etching Revival, 63; Falk, Exh. Record Series.