Tyler, Alice Kellogg, 1862-1900
Painter
Size: 0.4 Linear feet
Summary: The papers of Chicago painter Alice Kellogg Tyler measure 0.4 linear feet and date from 1875 to circa 1990. The papers document Tyler's Chicago work and her days as an art student in Paris. Found are an unsigned drawing, correspondence, diaries and notebooks, printed material, photographs, and slides.
Alice Kellogg Tyler (1862-1900) was a painter in Chicago, Illinois. Tyler studied at the Academy of Fine Arts (later the Art Institute of Chicago) and in Paris at the Académie Julian and Colarossi. She won distinction for her painting in the Paris Salon, the Paris Universal Exposition (1889), and in the Chicago World's Columbian Exposition (1893).
The donor and lender, JoAnne Wiemers Bowie, is the great-grandniece of Tyler.
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