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painted portraits of the bride and groom. Edith's portrait was started in 1902. In it, she was described as "still a demure socialite from
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and another artist. The three women held weekly open houses and became known as the lively "Sherwood
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Her works were shown in 1908 with seven other painters at the Macbeth Galleries at the
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often spent the summers there and traveled with the Glackens to Europe.
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Deborah J. Johnson; David Ogawa; Kermit Swiler Champa.
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Deborah J. Johnson; David Ogawa; Kermit Swiler Champa.
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which was published in 1905 and Kate Forrest Oswell's
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