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How it got to OHA: In one of Onondaga Historical Association’s earliest juried art exhibitions (1942), her pen and ink sketch won 2nd prize in the “graphic art class. The fourth courthouse, built in 1905, now stands just down the street from OHA in Columbus Circle. This building was the third courthouse, built in 1856 by Horatio Nelson White who designed many of Syracuse’s most prominent buildings. The Painting: Shrimpton was known for her etchings and pen and ink drawings like this one of the old court house in Clinton Square. The Print Club began meeting at the Syracuse Fine Arts Museum (now the Everson Museum of Art) on the Carnegie Library’s third floor around 1932. Shripmton was also a charter member of the Print Club of Syracuse, which later changed its name to the Syracuse Printmakers in 1940. Shrimpton was employed at the Craftsman Workshop working for Gustav Stickley in the early 20th century. Stickley hired women for prominent positions in his company, but, like many other companies, many designers were often not given public credit for their designs. Shrimpton has recently been acknowledged for her design contributions to the Craftsman Workshop (figure 1) in a number of publications and books. She was a graduate of the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston where she focused on studio art.

The Artist: Born in 1870, Louise Shrimpton was an author and artist.

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Here, a ginkgo design by Louise Shrimpton enhances the look of the 72-by-20-inch linen. That way you can find out if this graphic tablet is the thing for you XP-Pen Artist 15.6 pro package with note The Pen Display comes with a nice package with a. Stickley made Craftsman curtains, wall hangings and table scarves, such as this, designed around 1904, with simple, subtly tinted patterns.