Florence Scovel Shinn

1869 - 1940

Quick Facts

  • Copyright status: Public domain
  • Lifespan: 71 years
  • Works on APS: 1
  • Art period: 19th Century
  • Also known as: Florence Scovel
  • Died: 1940

early life and education

florence scovel shinn, an american artist and illustrator, was born in camden, new jersey in 1869. she studied art at the philadelphia school of design for women, which laid the foundation for her future success.

career and style

after marrying everett shinn in 1897, florence moved to new york city, where she became a prominent figure in the city's art scene. her whimsical drawings and illustrations, often featured in various magazines and books, showcased her unique style. mrs. eichorn came early (smithsonian american art museum, washington, united states), one of her notable works, demonstrates her skill in capturing the essence of everyday life.

notable achievements and exhibitions

* member of the society of illustrators * exhibited work in galleries and museums throughout the united states * featured in numerous publications, including harper's bazaar, the century magazine, and the book of the child

legacy and impact

florence scovel shinn's contributions to american art are undeniable. her illustrations continue to inspire artists, and her work can be found in various collections, including those at the smithsonian american art museum (washington, united states). key dates: * born: 1869, camden, new jersey * died: 1940, new york city

Questions & Answers

Where can I see all artworks by Florence Scovel Shinn?

Every work by Florence Scovel Shinn on this website can be browsed from the artist's All Artworks page.

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The By Palettes page groups Florence Scovel Shinn's artworks by their color palettes.

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The color profile of Florence Scovel Shinn's work is shown on the artist's Palette Genome page.

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