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Ethel Mars (September 19, 1876 – March 23, 1959) was an American woodblock print artist, known for her white-line woodcut prints, also known as Provincetown Prints, and a children's book illustrator. She had a lifelong relationship with fellow artist Maud Hunt Squire, with whom she lived in Paris and Provincetown, Massachusetts.

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rdfs:label	Ethel Mars (artist) (en) Ethel Mars (fr)
rdfs:comment	Ethel Mars (September 19, 1876 – March 23, 1959) was an American woodblock print artist, known for her white-line woodcut prints, also known as Provincetown Prints, and a children's book illustrator. She had a lifelong relationship with fellow artist Maud Hunt Squire, with whom she lived in Paris and Provincetown, Massachusetts. (en) Ethel Mars, née à Springfield, États-Unis, le 19 septembre 1876 et morte à Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France, le 23 mars 1959, est une illustratrice et graveuse sur bois. Elle est surtout connue pour ses gravures sur bois à lignes blanches. Elle a vécu avec Maud Hunt Squire, également artiste, à Paris et Provincetown, Massachusetts. (fr)
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birth place	Springfield, Illinois
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birth place	Springfield, Illinois
birth date	1876-09-19 (xsd:date)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cape Cod Provincetown, Massachusetts Bohemianism Color engravers Art Academy of Cincinnati alumni Vanity Fair (magazine) Vence Lewis Henry Meakin Provincetown Printers 1876 births 20th-century American women artists Maud Hunt Squire Saint-Paul-de-Vence Cincinnati Art Museum Frank Duveneck French Riviera Gertrude Stein Munich LGBT Smithsonian American Art Museum Édouard Vuillard Lesbian literature 1959 deaths American illustrators People from Springfield, Illinois American women printmakers Artists from Illinois LGBT people from Illinois Lesbian artists Women graphic designers 27 rue de Fleurus Edna Boies Hopkins Pablo Picasso Grenoble Harper's Weekly Henri Matisse Isère Society of Western Artists (1896–1914) Art Academy of Cincinnati 20th-century engravers American expatriates in France LGBT artists from the United States 20th-century American printmakers American women illustrators Charles Kingsley Charles Lamb Woodcut designers Pierre Bonnard Springfield, Illinois

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