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Minnie May Tingle

Minnie May Tingle (1874 - 1926) was active/lived in California, Missouri.  Minnie Tingle is known for Mission views, landscape, ocean view painting, poetry, piano playing.

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Tingle, Miriam “Minnie” May Orewyler (Mrs. Thomas Radcliffe Tingle) (1874-1926)

Lived in Los Angeles

American Poet and Artist. She was a well-recognized painter as well as being an accomplished poet and pianist. Born Miriam May, she was one of eleven children of Hezekiah Orewiler and Mary Ellen Forman. She studied at Hardin College and Conservatory of Music located in Mexico, Missouri. She married an editor, Thomas Tingle, in 1900. After the couple relocated to California, she started painting landscapes including mountains and ocean scenes.

During the last few years of her life, she painted a set of all the California missions which she donated to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art [Sic. History, Science and Art] after her solo exhibition there in 1925. Her main exhibits were California Art Club in 1923; Laguna Beach Art Association in 1924; Los Angeles Athletic Club in 1925; and West Coast Arts in 19   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2646 characters.]  Artist bio

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