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Marie Goth

Marie Goth (1887 - 1975) was active/lived in Indiana.  Marie Goth is known for Portrait, figure, still life.

Considered a premier portrait painter of Indiana, Marie Goth was much influenced from childhood by her father, Charles Goth, who encouraged her to read and draw pictures.  She attended Manual Training High School, where Otto Stark, her father's cousin and a Hoosier painter, was the head of the art department.  By age sixteen, she had won first prize in a design contest sponsored by the city.  After her High School graduation, she served as an assistant for three years to Stark.

She also took classes at the John Herron Art Institute, and spent a summer in Cincinnati studying at the Art Academy with Vincent Nowottny.  From 1909 to 1919, she attended on scholarships the Art Students League in New York, and lived with other young female students from a variety of schools at the Three Arts Club on West Eighty-fifth Street.  To earn money, she painted small portraits, and received $15.00 for each one.  She also received $100.00 for completi   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 5015 characters.]  Artist bio

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