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Oakley Violet:     more books (30)

Biography - Oakley, Violet (1874-1961): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2004-01-01 A Sacred Challenge: Violet Oakley and the Pennsylvania Capitol Murals by Pennsylvania Capitol Preservation Committee, 2002 The holy experiment, our heritage from William Penn: Series of mural paintings in the governor's reception room, in the senate chamber and in the supreme ... capitol at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, U.S.A by Violet Oakley, 1951 Violet Oakley (Bulletin - Philadelphia Museum of Art ; v. 75, no. 325) by Patricia Likos, 1979 VIOLET OAKLEY. (Bulletin. Vol. 75#325.) by Philadelphia. Philadelphia Museum of Art., 1979 Cathedral of CompassionDramatic Outline of the Life of Jane Addams 1860--1935 by Violet Oakley, 1955 From School To Battlefield: A Story Of The War Days by Charles King, 2007-08-29 Cathedral of Compassion: Dramati Outlin of the Life of Jane Addams 1860-1935 by Violet Oakley, 1915 Cathedral of Compassion: Dramatic Outline of the Life of Jane Addams, 1860-1935 by Violet Oakley, 1955 Cathedral of Compassion Dramatic Outline of the Life of Jane Addams 1860-1935 by Violet Oakley, 1955 Cathedral of Compassion by Violet Oakley, 1956 Samuel F. B. Morse: A Dramatic Outline of the Life of the Father of Telegraphy & The Founder of The National Academy of Design. Samuel Finley Breese Morse: ... of Leonardo, marraige of science and art by Violet Oakley, 1939 Samuel F. B. Morse: A Dramatic Outline Of The Life Of The Father Of Telegraphy And The Founder Of The National Academy Of Design by Violet Oakley, 2007-03-01 The holy experiment, our heritage from William Penn, 1644-1944 by Violet Oakley, 1950

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1. Violet Oakley
   Violet Oakley. 18741961. Philadelphia artist Violet Oakley was afaculty member at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.  
   http://plasticc.libertynet.org/oakley.html
   
   Extractions: Philadelphia artist Violet Oakley was a faculty member at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts . The painting above is in the permanent collection and was also part of a recent show there. Stained glass windows designed by Oakley can be seen in the Pennsylvania State Senate in Harrisburg. Murals by Oakley are in the State Supreme Court. More information can be found at these web sites: http://www.courts.state.pa.us/ http://www.artcyclopedia.com/artists/oakley_violet.html http://www.pafa.org/museum/exhibitions/past/oakley.shtml

2. Comanducci Arte Italia - Catalogo Artitsti
   Translate this page James OAKLEY Charles OAKLEY George OAKLEY Herbert OAKLEY Judy OAKLEY Juliana OAKLEYNAFTEL Isabel OAKLEY Octavius OAKLEY Thornton oakley violet OAKLEY William  
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3. LISWA Online Catalogue /All Locations
   Robin 2000 1 Oakley Roger 2001 1 Oakley Ruth 16 Oakley Ruth Anderson 1902 1955 1Oakley Tim 1941 1996 1 Oakley Victoria 1993 1 oakley violet 1874 1961 1955 1  
   http://henrietta.liswa.wa.gov.au:90/kids/581,786/search/aOakley, Ruth./aoakley r

4. Violet Oakley Murals
   Biographical and religious information on the artist.  
   http://www.fpgermantown.presbychurch.org/oakley1.html
   
   Extractions: About the Artist Violet Oakley (1874-1961) was perhaps the greatest woman muralist the United States has produced. She grew up in Bergen Heights, NJ and began studying art at age 18. She studied art in Philadelphia and England. She came from a family of artists. Both her grandfathers were members of The National Academy of Design. From the mid 1890's until 1902, Ms. Oakley had a studio at 1523 Chestnut Street in Philadelphia. For the next four years, she lived in Villanova, PA. From 1906 until her death in 1961, Ms. Oakley lived and worked at 627 St. George's Road in Mt. Airy, Philadelphia. Religion and Politics Ms. Oakley was an Episcopalian who converted to Christian Science. She later became immersed in William Penn's Quaker ideas of universal brotherhood, freedom of religion, and a world court of arbitration to supplant wars. Her political activity focused on international issues of world peace and disarmament. Ms Oakley was a pacifist and a feminist of that generation of feminists that won the vote for women. Artistic Achievements Ms. Oakley began as an illustrator of books and magazines. She developed other talents: stained glass; designs for posters; work in charcoal and pastels; pencil, ink and watercolor on paper; oil on canvas.

5. Violet Oakley Online
   violet oakley American Golden Age Muralist, 18741960 Guide to pictures ofworks by violet oakley in art museum sites and image archives worldwide.  
   http://www.artcyclopedia.com/artists/oakley_violet.html

6. AskART - Artist Summary
   Listing in AskART, including biographies, pictures and images of paintings, auction records, bibliographies, exhibitions, artworks sold, art dealers, and information on violet oakley.  
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7. Violet Oakley
   Friends of the Arts site featuring a short biography and a selection of images.  
   http://www.afriendofthearts.com/violetoakley.html

8. Artist Violet Oakley
   About violet oakley. violet oakley (18741961) was perhaps the greatest woman muralist the United States has produced.  
   http://www.spruance.phila.k12.pa.us/violetoakley.htm
   
   Extractions: About Violet Oakley Violet Oakley (1874-1961) was perhaps the greatest woman muralist the United States has produced. She grew up in Bergen Heights, New Jersey, and began studying art at age 18. She studied art in Philadelphia and England. She came from a family of artists. Both her grandfathers were members of The National Academy of Design. From the mid 1890's until 1902, Ms. Oakley had a studio at 1523 Chestnut Street in Philadelphia. For the next four years, she lived in Villanova, Pennsylvania. From 1906 until her death in 1961, Ms. Oakley lived and worked at 627 St. George's Road in Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Ms. Oakley was an Episcopalian who converted to Christian Science. She later became immersed in William Penn's Quaker ideas of universal brotherhood, freedom of religion, and a world court of arbitration to supplant wars. Her political activity focused o international issues of world peace and disarmament. Ms. Oakley was a pacifist and a feminist of that generation of feminists that won the vote for women. Ms. Oakley began as an illustrator of books and magazines. She developed other talents: stained glass; designs for posters; work in charcoal and pastels; pencil, ink and watercolor on paper; oil on canvas.

9. Artcyclopedia: Muralists
   Art Prints. FS Challener, 18691959, Canadian, violet oakley, 1874-1960,American, Jose Clemente Orozco, 1883-1949, Mexican, Diego Rivera,  
   http://www.artcyclopedia.com/media/Muralist.html

10. Violet Oakley Artworks And Fine Art At Arthistorynet.com
    violet oakley art artwork and indepth artistic information such as paintings,sculpture, photography oakley, violet. . Related Sites (1). oakley, violet.  
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    Extractions: Last updated and links verified on: Feb 12, 2003 Indepth Arts Search: Please Select A Database By Name - Artist Portfolios Title, Description - Portfolios By Location - Artist Portfolios Arts News Search the Web / Websites Contact Info Free Arts News Browse the Arts Artist Portfolios ... WWAR.COM Services

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    oakley, violet Obata, Chiura Oberdorffer, Johann Christoph Oberhardt, William Oberkampfchristophe,Philippe Oberteuffer, Henriette Amiard Obidos, Josefa De  
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12. Arts Art History Artists O Oakley, Violet Polish Yellow Pages - Polska - Poland
    violet oakley Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts - violet oakleyselected paintings, graphics and artist's books. violet oakley  
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13. Violet OakleyViolet Oakley (1874-1961), Artist-author, And Was The Greatest Woma
    Correspondence to, from, and among the artists Henrietta Cozens, Elizabeth Shippen Green Elliott, violet oakley, and Jessie Willcox Smith; original art, other manuscripts and documents.  
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14. Oakley, Violet Polish Yellow Pages - Polska - Poland - Polen
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15. Violet Oakley Artworks And Fine Art At Arthistorynet.com
    violet oakley art artwork and indepth artistic information such as paintings, sculpture,photography oakley, violet. . oakley, violet. Website Matches (13).  
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16. Art History/Artists/O/Oakley, Violet - Fractured Atlas Links Directory
    LINKS violet oakley Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts violetoakley selected paintings, graphics and artist's books. violet  
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    Visit Art History Artists O oakley, violet violet oakley. Be the firstto review this link! Bad link? Changed URL? Site owners, report here.  
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18. Oakley, Violet Websites From Linkspider.org
    The Best Results for oakley, violet from the Linkspider Organization.Click here for oakley, violet listings. Keyword oakley, violet.  
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19. Archives Of American Art List Of Collections
    oakley, violet, 1874 violet oakley papers, 18411981. Learn More About This Collection.oakley, violet, 1874 violet oakley autograph and photograph, 1902.  
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    Extractions: Last Updated ... 02-May-02 The following archival collections of personal papers and organizational records are available for research at the Archives of American Art. Oral history interviews conducted for AAA's Oral History Program are available in List of Oral History Interviews in the Archives of American Art

20. Art Club & Gallery - The Plastic Club History
    Ellen Wetherald Ahrens, portraitist and miniaturist; A. Margaretta Archambault,artist, author; Katherine Cohen, sculptor; violet oakley, muralist, stained  
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    Extractions: before recent rennovations In the late 1800's it was the custom for Philadelphia artists to visit back and forth in their Center City studios. "On an evening in March 1897, a group of women artists were visiting the Walnut Street studio of sculptor John Boyle. There, in the light of candles to illuminate the great spaces and under the shadows of some of his heroic statues, The Plastic Club drew the first breath of life and was first dimly formulated." (Club speech, n.d.) Art clubs for men already existed in the city, but women artists had no place to meet, to exchange ideas, and to exhibit their work. They wanted to bring together experienced, successful artists and younger artists who were just beginning their artistic careers. In March 1897, Emily Sartain , principal of the Philadelphia School of Design for Women (now Moore College of Art), hosted the organizational meeting of the Plastic Club at the school. The term "Plastic" in the name, suggested by Blanche Dillaye who later was elected the first president, refers to the state of any unfinished work of art. The club chose a motto: "All passes; art along enduring stays to us: the bust outlasts the throne, the coin, Tiberius." The club was formed "to promote a wider knowledge of art and to advance its interest by means of exhibitions and social intercourse among artists." Shortly thereafter, it rented a large room at 10 S. 18th Street.

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