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Beulah Elizabeth Hazelrigg Brown

Beulah Elizabeth Hazelrigg Brown (1892 - 1987) was active/lived in Indiana.  Beulah Brown is known for Snowscene genre, textile designer.

A painter married to another painter, Francis F. Brown, Beulah Brown became a student of art in 1915, after graduating from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music and then spending two years teaching school in Oolitic, Indiana.  She had studied art briefly at the Conservatory, but it was enough to stir her interest, and she enrolled in the John Herron Art Institute where William Forsyth was her teacher.  She married Brown, a fellow student, three months after meeting him, and after he graduated in 1916, the couple taught art in Indiana towns of New Richmond and of Mitchell, where Beulah had spent her childhood.

The Browns had two children, and Francis Brown joined the facultry of Ball State Teachers College in Muncie.  Beulah was able to continue painting and earned money teaching, because her widowed mother moved in with them and did most of the housework.  In 1932, the Browns added a large studio to their home, and Beulah and Francis often w   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2273 characters.]  Artist bio

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