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Leota Williams Loop

Leota Williams Loop (1893 - 1961) was active/lived in Indiana.  Leota Loop is known for Floral still life and landscape painting.

Born in Fountain City, Indiana, Leota Loop spent her career as an active artist in Brown County, Indiana. She began studying art at age 10 from Olive Rush at the Fairmont Academy. She also studied with William Forsyth, Theodore Steele, Will Vawter and Randolph Coates--all associated with the Brown County art colony.

In 1937, Indiana governor Townsend purchased her still life painting, "Iris and Peonies," for the Governor's Mansion. She taught art classes in Nashville and was for many years the art chairman of Tri Kappa Sorority. She organized the Junior Art Clubs of the Indiana Federation of Art Clubs and exhibited state wide.

Reportedly her first paint brushes were chicken feathers. She used ink for paint and grocer's wrapping paper for ground.

Source: Paul Sternberg, "Art by American Women"   ...  [Displaying 825 of 8429 characters.]  Artist bio

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