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Louise Zaring

Louise Eleanor Zaring (1872 - 1970) was active/lived in Massachusetts, Ohio.  Louise Zaring is known for Land-townscape, figure, marine, sculptor.

Louise Zaring was an American Impressionist painter, born in Cincinnati and known for her liberal application of paint and vivid color.

Zaring studied in Greencastle, Indiana, where she met and briefly worked with fellow native Cincinnati artists John Henry Twatchman and William Forsyth, and she exhibited at the Hoosier Salon.  Several of her paintings show the influence of Twachtman's impressionist style, although her later paintings are more broad and painterly.

Moving to New York, Zaring continued her studies at the Art Students League, and then, having gained sufficient grounding, she continued on to Paris where she studied at the Academie Vitti under Luc-Olivier Merson and the American Frederick MacMonnies.  Zaring arrived in Paris at an exhilarating time in artistic history.  In addition to Merson and Mac Monnies, she received guidance from Edmond Francois Aman-Jean, Raphael Collin, Julian Dupre, and the Spaniard Leon Eduardo Garrido. She was elected   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 4292 characters.]  Artist bio

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