#ElizabethColborne - Twitter Hashtag

almost 3 years ago

ON VIEW NOW -- See "Lumber Mills in Bellingham Bay" and more pieces in the "Coastal Views" exhibition at the Lightcatcher building. More info https://t.co/1vgb24xUlN #WhatcomMuseum #CoastalViews #ElizabethColborne #BellinghamBay #Bellingham

Whatcom_Museum's tweet photo. ON VIEW NOW -- See "Lumber Mills in Bellingham Bay" and more pieces in the "Coastal Views" exhibition at the Lightcatcher building. More info https://t.co/1vgb24xUlN #WhatcomMuseum #CoastalViews #ElizabethColborne #BellinghamBay #Bellingham https://t.co/up4r5PGklf

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Washington Women @WAStateWomen

over 4 years ago

Ep71 was all about famed #Bellingham artist Elizabeth Colborne (1885-1948), the foremost regional practitioner of woodcuts, & producer of some of the most unique prints associated with the American Arts and Crafts movement, featured nationally. #WomenInHistory #ElizabethColborne

WAStateWomen's tweet photo. Ep71 was all about famed #Bellingham artist Elizabeth Colborne (1885-1948), the foremost regional practitioner of woodcuts, & producer of some of the most unique prints associated with the American Arts and Crafts movement, featured nationally. #WomenInHistory #ElizabethColborne https://t.co/akWoKZZ5KJ

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Washington Women @WAStateWomen

over 5 years ago

At age 57, Elizabeth was hired by @Boeing to be a tracer. She then worked as a draftsperson and technical illustrator until her retirement in 1948 #WomenInSTEM #WomenInArt #WomenInHistory #Bellingham #WhatcomHistory #WAStateHistory #NotableWomen #ElizabethColborne

WAStateWomen's tweet photo. At age 57, Elizabeth was hired by @Boeing to be a tracer. She then worked as a draftsperson and technical illustrator until her retirement in 1948 #WomenInSTEM #WomenInArt #WomenInHistory #Bellingham #WhatcomHistory #WAStateHistory #NotableWomen #ElizabethColborne https://t.co/G3TCL8CsEk

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Washington Women @WAStateWomen

over 5 years ago

She spent much of her career as an illustrator for children's books, including the Oz series by Frank L. Baum. She also supplemented her income with a Christmas card series. Her work was in high demand as a bold, colorful illustrator. #ElizabethColborne

WAStateWomen's tweet photo. She spent much of her career as an illustrator for children's books, including the Oz series by Frank L. Baum. She also supplemented her income with a Christmas card series. Her work was in high demand as a bold, colorful illustrator. #ElizabethColborne https://t.co/Tji87eMlnO

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Washington Women @WAStateWomen

over 5 years ago

Elizabeth soon enrolled at the National Academy of Design in New York in 1910 @NatlAcademy. Over the next three years, she studied etching with noted printmaker Charles F. Mielatz. Unfortunately, none of her etches have been preserved. #WomenInArt #ElizabethColborne

WAStateWomen's tweet photo. Elizabeth soon enrolled at the National Academy of Design in New York in 1910 @NatlAcademy. Over the next three years, she studied etching with noted printmaker Charles F. Mielatz. Unfortunately, none of her etches have been preserved. #WomenInArt #ElizabethColborne https://t.co/yl8XwsmZgo

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