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Elmer Livingston MacRae

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His floral studies in particular showcase techniques and stylistic choices popular in Japan. MacRae learned Japanese-style brushwork from Genjiro Yeto, a Japanese artist and fellow student who frequented the Cos Cob art colony. He was encouraged to pursue flowers as a subject by his wife, who was
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for the duration of his career. He succeeded Twachtman as head the Cos Cob colony, and for two decades Elmer and Emma continued to run the boardinghouse, which served to host artists and writers while also serving as a studio and showcase for MacRae's works. Elmer MacRae was a committed suffragist
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The modernism that came to prominence after the Armory Show made an impact on MacRae's style. By 1915, his work shows a movement away from impressionism and towards modernism, as his preferred subject of flowers became simplified, with stronger shapes and bolder colors.
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In the summer of 1896, when he was 20 years old, he visited Cos Cob for a class in outdoor painting. While there, he fell in love with Emma Constant Holley, the daughter of the owner of the
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MacRae exhibited in New York and Connecticut throughout his career; a posthumous retrospective of his work was held at the Milch Gallery in New York City in 1959.
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in his early work. His wife and two daughters were frequent subjects for his works, as well as floral studies and landscapes inspired by the Cos Cob area.
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The Hand Book of the National American Woman Suffrage Association and Proceedings of the Forty-Sixth Annual Convention Held at Nashville, Tennessee
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in New York; he was also instrumental in founding the American Pastel Society (serving as its first secretary-treasurer), as well as the
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and donated one of his paintings to support the Greenwich Equal Suffrage League. He also designed the badge for the
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American art colonies, 1850-1930: a historical guide to America's original art colonies and their artists
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Elmer MacRae was born in New York City in 1875. He studied at the
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known as a talented authority on the art of flower arrangement.
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exhibition. He served as the Association's treasurer.
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The Weekly Spotlight, from Abby M. Taylor Fine Art LLC
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In 1910, MacRae joined the group of artists known as
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Archives of American Art
New York, New York
Greenwich, Connecticut
Impressionism
Modernism
Cos Cob Art Colony
Greenwich, Connecticut
Armory Show
Greenwich Society of Artists
Art Students League
Robert Frederick Blum
John Henry Twachtman
H. Siddons Mowbray
James Carroll Beckwith
Holley House
John Henry Twachtman
Holley House
National Junior Suffrage Corps
realist
impressionism
Japonism
the Pastellists
Armory Show


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