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Ada Walter Shulz

Ada Walter Shulz (1870 - 1928) was active/lived in Wisconsin, Indiana.  Ada Shulz is known for Paintings of mothers and children in landscape.

Born in Terre Haute, Indiana, Ada Shulz became known for her impressionist paintings of mothers and children in outdoor settings, especially Brown County, Indiana.  Her works, mostly painted outdoors, featured lush scenery and the warmth and sunlight of Indiana summers.

Shulz lived her early years in Terre Haute.  Her father, an architect, died of diptheria when she was three years old.  Her grandmother helped raise her, and fortunately, enough money was available for secure living.   Her mother and grandmother encouraged her art talent.  When she was age fourteen, she moved with her family to Indianapolis where her mother sought professional art training for her daughter. 

Attending Shorridge High School, which later became Indianapolis High School, Shulz benefited from a sophisticated art department, which she later described as "worthy of an art school" . . . (Newton 70).  Roda Selleck (1847-1924) chaired the a   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 8784 characters.]  Artist bio

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