Women Artists
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Eames, Ray | |
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Earley, Mary | |
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East, Pattie Richardson | |
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Eastman, Emily | |
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Easton, Cora | |
| Eber, Linda | ||
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Eberle, Abastenia St. Léger | |
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Echelman, Janet | |
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Eckel, Julia | |
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Eckert, Carol | |
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Eckhardt, Barbara | |
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Eckhardt, Edris | |
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Eckstein, Ruth | |
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Edelson, Mary Beth | |
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Edwards, Ethel | |
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Edwards, Mik | |
| Eggert, Alicia | ||
| Eichenberg, Iris | ||
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Eikerman, Alma | Born in Pratt, Kansas, Alma Eikerman earned a B.S. degree in 1934 at Kansas State College in Emporia and an M.S. in 1942 at Columbia University. She subsequently taught jewelry design at Wichita State University in Kansas and in 1947 joined the faculty of Indiana University in Bloomington. |
| Eisenberg, Wendy | ||
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Eisler, Eva | |
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Eisler, Judith | |
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Elliott, Lillian | |
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Ely, Bessie | |
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Emerson, Penny | |
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Emery, Lin | |
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Emmet, Lydia Field | |
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Engelhard, Elizabeth | |
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Engron, Mae | |
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Enterline, Sandra | |
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Erla, Karen | |
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Erteman, Kathy | |
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Espinoza, Carlota D. | |
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Ess, Barbara | |
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Essenhigh, Inka | |
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Evans, Minnie | "I have no imagination. I never plan a drawing, they just happen. In a dream it was shown to me what I have to do, of paintings. The whole entire horizon all the way across the whole earth was out together like this with pictures. |