American artist. Daughter of Albert S. and Jane Adams (Balch) Gallup.
Studied at Art Students’ League, New York, and in Europe, with William M. Chase, Richard Miller, E. Ambrose Webster and others. Painter of portraits, figures, still life and flowers. Exhibited National Academy of Design, Corcoran Gallery (Washington, District of Columbia), Toledo Art Museum, Newport Art Association, Boston Art Club, etc.
Decorated Officier d’Academie, by Minister of Beaux Arts, Paris, 1918, and Officier de’l Instruction Publique, 1929. Represented in Musee du Luxembourg, Paris, Brooklyn Museum, etc. member of Art Committee Roosevelt House.; Member National Association Women Painters and Sculptors (president 1918, 19), Boston Art; Club: Colony.
Studied at Art Students’ League, New York, and in Europe, with William M. Chase, Richard Miller, E. Ambrose Webster and others. Painter of portraits, figures, still life and flowers. Exhibited National Academy of Design, Corcoran Gallery (Washington, District of Columbia), Toledo Art Museum, Newport Art Association, Boston Art Club, etc.
Decorated Officier d’Academie, by Minister of Beaux Arts, Paris, 1918, and Officier de’l Instruction Publique, 1929. Represented in Musee du Luxembourg, Paris, Brooklyn Museum, etc. member of Art Committee Roosevelt House.; Member National Association Women Painters and Sculptors (president 1918, 19), Boston Art; Club: Colony.
American artist. Daughter of Albert S. and Jane Adams (Balch) Gallup.
Studied at Art Students’ League, New York, and in Europe, with William M. Chase, Richard Miller, E. Ambrose Webster and others. Painter of portraits, figures, still life and flowers. Exhibited National Academy of Design, Corcoran Gallery (Washington, District of Columbia), Toledo Art Museum, Newport Art Association, Boston Art Club, etc.
Decorated Officier d’Academie, by Minister of Beaux Arts, Paris, 1918, and Officier de’l Instruction Publique, 1929. Represented in Musee du Luxembourg, Paris, Brooklyn Museum, etc. member of Art Committee Roosevelt House.; Member National Association Women Painters and Sculptors (president 1918, 19), Boston Art; Club: Colony.
Studied at Art Students’ League, New York, and in Europe, with William M. Chase, Richard Miller, E. Ambrose Webster and others. Painter of portraits, figures, still life and flowers. Exhibited National Academy of Design, Corcoran Gallery (Washington, District of Columbia), Toledo Art Museum, Newport Art Association, Boston Art Club, etc.
Decorated Officier d’Academie, by Minister of Beaux Arts, Paris, 1918, and Officier de’l Instruction Publique, 1929. Represented in Musee du Luxembourg, Paris, Brooklyn Museum, etc. member of Art Committee Roosevelt House.; Member National Association Women Painters and Sculptors (president 1918, 19), Boston Art; Club: Colony.
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