Pencil signed lower right and titled lower left.  She joined the Society of Detroit Painters and Sculptors in 1905 and served on the executive board for many years, holding at various times all offices except that of president.  Until her retirement, she was an instructor in Art at the College of the City of Detroit, specializing in color block prints.  As a member of the International Society, she was one of 28 Americans selected from 2,000 entries to exhibit at the International Print and Lithography Show in Chicago, January 1936.  The name of her exhibit was entitled A Street in St. George, Bermuda (the title of this work). Matted and framed under glass H 24.75", W 20.25". 

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