Women Artists
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MacChesney, Clara Taggart | |
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MacDonald, Ellen | |
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Mace, Flora C. | The first women to teach glassblowing at Pilchuk Glass School in Stanwood, Washington, Joey Kirkpatrick and Flora Mace met there in 1979 and began their collaboration, returning to the school each year as instructors or to work with other glass artists. |
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Machinist, Leslie | |
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MacIver, Loren | In 1919, at the age of ten, MacIver attended Saturday classes at the Art Students League in New York—her only formal instruction in painting. When she was twenty-five she married poet Lloyd Frankenberg and settled in Greenwich Village. |
| Mackie, Lisa | ||
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MacKinnon, Esther Blaikie | |
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Mackler, Tina | |
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MacLane, Jean | |
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MacNeil, Linda | |
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Macomber, Mary L. | |
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Madsen, Kristina W. | |
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Magafan, Ethel | |
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Magafan, Jenne | Born in Chicago and trained in Colorado, Jennie Magafan participated in federal art projects in the Midwest, producing The Windmill [SAAM, 1971.447.66] and several post office murals. |
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Magee, Gwendolyn A. | |
| Magic Laser, Liz | ||
| Mahl, Clara | ||
| Mairs, Clara Gardner | ||
| Major, Shawne | ||
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Mallace, Maria | |
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Mallett, Marla | |
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Maltbie, Georgia | |
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Mandel, Jan | |
| Mangold, Sylvia Plimack | ||
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Mann, Katinka | |
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Mann, Sally | |
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Mansberger, Linda | |
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Mansfield, Blanche McManus | |
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Manter, Nancy | |
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Manuel, K. Lee | |
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Manygoats, Betty | |
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Marangoni, Federica | |
| Marchand, Jeannine | ||
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Marcus, Marcia | |
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Marek, Krystyna | |
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Margolin, Renee |
