Elizabeth Sparhawk-Jones (born Elizabeth Huntington Jones; November 8, 1885 – December 26, 1968) was an American painter who lived in New York City, Philadelphia...
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Sparhawk may refer to: An older or dialect name for the sparrowhawk Alan Sparhawk, American guitarist and vocalist Elizabeth Sparhawk-Jones, American...
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him the object of their devoted attention. Robinson and artist Elizabeth Sparhawk-Jones visited MacDowell at the same times over a cumulative total of...
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Carl Schmitt Delmore Schwartz Ann Loomis Silsbee Michael Simms Elizabeth Sparhawk-Jones Clyfford Still Stephanie Strickland Shaina Taub Michael Tilson...
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Ralston Crawford, Ernest D. Roth, Arnold Blanch, Doris Lee, and Elizabeth Sparhawk-Jones. She also became known for purchasing and preserving important...
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1885–1930), painter Sophy Regensburg (1885–1974), naïve painter Elizabeth Sparhawk-Jones (1885–1968), painter Ralph Ward Stackpole (1885–1973), sculptor...
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Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Polly (Mrs. H. Lea Hudson) Elizabeth Sparhawk-Jones, before 1911 Reading Public Museum and Art Gallery, Pennsylvania...
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McLane, Frances Miller Mumaugh, Georgia O'Keeffe, Leopold Seyffert, Elizabeth Sparhawk-Jones, Joseph Stella, Lillian Elvira Moore Abbot, and Edward Charles...
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P. Sparhawk in Philadelphia, with whom he had six children.[citation needed] One of the sons was Rev. John Sparhawk Jones, whose daughter Elizabeth Sparhawk-Jones...
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limited to prizes designated for them. But rare exceptions included: Anna Elizabeth Klumpke, who won the 1889 Temple Gold Medal at PAFA; Mary Hazelton, who...
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