Margaret Loughborough

Margaret Loughborough, American. -1947. Margaret Loughborough resided for most of her career in Washington, D.C. She studied with William Merritt Chase at the Corcoran School of Art. She also studied painting in France and Italy. She was a member of the Society of Washington Artists where she exhibited from 1910-1932. She also exhibited at the Maryland Institute in 1930 and the George Washington Independent Exhibit in 1935. This painting of the New Hampshire White Mountain "Whaleback" was exhibited at the Society of Washington Artists in 1931. Loughborough's paintings are included in the collections of the State House in Phoenix, AZ, the Custis-Lee mansion, in Arlington, VA, and the Georgetown, Washington, D.C., Children's House. "Whaleback Mountain", Signed lower right. Oil on canvas. 8" x 12" Exh. Society of Washington Artists, 1931   To purchase this painting, you may     by email, or call the gallery directly.

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