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Ethel Lomasney BIOGRAPHY
1887 - 1959 Columbus, Indiana. Known for: Landscape painting.
A resident painter of Minneapolis, Ethel Lomasney settled in Brown County, Indiana in 1941 where she built a studio and home in Nashville. She was a member of the Indiana Artists Club and the Brown... Read full biography
A resident painter of Minneapolis, Ethel Lomasney settled in Brown County, Indiana in 1941 where she built a studio and home in Nashville. She was a member of the Indiana Artists Club and the Brown County Art Gallery Association from 1943 to 1959. She died in Columbus, Indiana. Source: "Those Brown... Read full biography
A resident painter of Minneapolis, Ethel Lomasney settled in Brown County, Indiana in 1941 where she built a studio and home in Nashville. She was a member of the Indiana Artists Club and the Brown County Art Gallery Association from 1943 to 1959. She died in Columbus, Indiana. Source: "Those Brown County Artists", M Joanne Nesbit, Editor.
A resident painter of Minneapolis, Ethel Lomasney settled in Brown County, Indiana in 1941 where she built a studio and home in Nashville. She was a member of the Indiana Artists Club and the Brown County Art Gallery Association from 1943 to 1959. She died in Columbus, Indiana. Source: "Those Brown County Artists", M Joanne Nesbit, Editor.
A resident painter of Minneapolis, Ethel Lomasney settled in Brown County, Indiana in 1941 where she built a studio and home in Nashville. She was a member of the Indiana Artists Club and the Brown County Art Gallery Association from 1943 to 1959. She died in Columbus, Indiana. Source: "Those Brown County Artists", M Joanne Nesbit, Editor.
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A resident painter of Minneapolis, Ethel Lomasney settled in Brown County, Indiana in 1941 where she built a studio and home in Nashville. She was a member of the Indiana Artists Club and the Brown County Art Gallery Association from 1943 to 1959. She died in Columbus, Indiana.
Source: "Those Brown County Artists", M Joanne Nesbit, Editor.