. Helen Elizabeth (Mills) Weisenburg (1885 - ) . Helen Elizabeth Mills was born in 1885 in Philadelphia. She was the daughter of Dr. Charles Karsner Mills and his wife Clara Elizabeth Peale. Her art... Read full biography
. Helen Elizabeth (Mills) Weisenburg (1885 - ) . Helen Elizabeth Mills was born in 1885 in Philadelphia. She was the daughter of Dr. Charles Karsner Mills and his wife Clara Elizabeth Peale. Her art education consisted of study at the Philadelphia School of Industrial Art and also at the... Read full biography
. Helen Elizabeth (Mills) Weisenburg (1885 - ) . Helen Elizabeth Mills was born in 1885 in Philadelphia. She was the daughter of Dr. Charles Karsner Mills and his wife Clara Elizabeth Peale. Her art education consisted of study at the Philadelphia School of Industrial Art and also at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts under Hugh Breckenridge. She married Andrew Weisenburg of Philadelphia on September 4, 1918. While in Philadelphia the artist was a member of the Plastic Club and the... Read full biography
. Helen Elizabeth (Mills) Weisenburg (1885 - ) . Helen Elizabeth Mills was born in 1885 in Philadelphia. She was the daughter of Dr. Charles Karsner Mills and his wife Clara Elizabeth Peale. Her art education consisted of study at the Philadelphia School of Industrial Art and also at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts under Hugh Breckenridge. She married Andrew Weisenburg of Philadelphia on September 4, 1918. While in Philadelphia the artist was a member of the Plastic Club and the Philadelphia Art Alliance. Later in life she lived in Baltimore where she was a member of the Baltimore Friends of Art. Helen Weisenburg exhibited at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in 1927, winning a priz... Read full biography
. Helen Elizabeth (Mills) Weisenburg (1885 - ) . Helen Elizabeth Mills was born in 1885 in Philadelphia. She was the daughter of Dr. Charles Karsner Mills and his wife Clara Elizabeth Peale. Her art education consisted of study at the Philadelphia School of Industrial Art and also at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts under Hugh Breckenridge. She married Andrew Weisenburg of Philadelphia on September 4, 1918. While in Philadelphia the artist was a member of the Plastic Club and the Philadelphia Art Alliance. Later in life she lived in Baltimore where she was a member of the Baltimore Friends of Art. Helen Weisenburg exhibited at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in 1927, winning a priz... Read full biography
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