Category:Violet Oakley

**Violet Oakley**
	American artist (1874-1961)
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Date of birth	10 June 1874; New Jersey
Date of death	25 February 1961, 26 February 1960; Philadelphia
Place of burial	Green-Wood Cemetery (40°38′57.167″N 73°59′8.434″W);
Country of citizenship	United States of America;
Educated at	Art Students League of New York; Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts; Drexel University;
Occupation	illustrator; painter; writer; artist;
Employer	Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts;
Member of	Red Rose Girls;
Movement	Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood;
Father	Arthur Edmund Oakley;
Mother	Cornelia Swain Oakley;
Unmarried partner	Edith Emerson;
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English: Violet Oakley (June 10, 1874 – February 25, 1961) was an American artist known for her murals and her work in stained glass.

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'The Wise and Foolish Virgins', stained glass lancet windows by Violet Oakley.JPG 1,920 × 3,348; 992 KB
A puritan's wife by Max Pemberton LCCN2015646274.jpg 5,175 × 7,755; 7 MB
A puritan's wife by Max Pemberton LCCN2015646274.tif 5,175 × 7,755; 114.88 MB
Book News Monthly, December 1917, image pg. 106.jpg 1,540 × 1,908; 744 KB
The book of the words (IA bookofwords00oakl).pdf 1,233 × 1,895, 142 pages; 6.09 MB
Edith Emerson and Violet Oakley 1922.jpg 1,164 × 928; 512 KB
Elizabeth Shippen Green from The Lamp.jpg 3,765 × 2,610; 4.43 MB
Elizabeth Shippen Green, Life was made for love and cheer, 1904.jpg 3,147 × 5,194; 13.4 MB
Mills Thompson posing for Violet Oakley's Dante window.jpg 874 × 1,300; 295 KB
Oakley Studio.JPG 3,912 × 2,934; 4.36 MB
Photograph of Violet Oakley, Jessie Willcox Smith, Elizabeth Shippen Green, and Henrietta Couzens.png 483 × 336; 275 KB
Portrait of Violet Oakley.jpg 1,897 × 2,840; 1.08 MB
Red Rose Inn.jpg 400 × 303; 597 KB
Sen. Pepper of Pa. introduced Mrs. Violet Oakley the celebrated Phila. painter to Pres. Harding (White House, Washington, D.C.) LCCN2016891933.jpg 10,008 × 7,752; 8.88 MB
The Red Rose by Violet Oakley.jpg 633 × 909; 277 KB
Violet Oakley (um 1902).jpg 318 × 478; 18 KB
Violet Oakley LCCN2014686481.jpg 4,216 × 5,828; 2.44 MB
Violet Oakley, from- Photograph of Violet Oakley, Jessie Willcox Smith, Elizabeth Shippen Green, and Henrietta Couzens (cropped).png 159 × 199; 65 KB
VioletOakley.jpg 3,440 × 5,039; 2.54 MB
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