Girls who became artists
By: by Winifred and Frances Kirkland.
Contributors: Kirkland, Frances, joint author.
Publisher: Harper & brothers
Published: 1934
Place of publication: New York and London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 115
Subjects: Women artists.; Girls -- Biography.; Biography -- Juvenile literature.; Women -- Biography.
Genres: Biography.; Juvenile literature.
Table of contents: title: Wanda Gag, who followed her own way.; title: Pamela Bianco, famous since she was twelve.; title: Marguerite Kirmse, etcher of dogs.; title: Margaret Bourke-White, photographer of steel.; title: Meta Warrick Fuller, leading sculptor of her race.; title: Cecilia Beaux, painter behind the portraits.; title: Madame le Brun, playmate of Marie Antoinette.; title: Angelica Kauffmann, the picture-worker.; title: Janet Scudder, a girl who made her own name.; title: Anna Hyatt Huntington, who loved horses.; title: Malvina Hoffman, sculptor of types.