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Shelby Shackelford (1899–1987) was an American artist who worked mainly within the art communities of Baltimore, Maryland, and Provincetown, Massachusetts. Her paintings, drawings, and prints were abstract, but not nonobjective. Each of them had, as she said, "a beginning in a visual experience". Early in her career, during a period when many in Baltimore were hostile to what locals called "advanced" trends in art, her paintings were stigmatized as "meaningless stuff". After helping to counteract these local prejudices, she embarked on a long period of experimentation in media and technique, maintaining, as she wrote in 1957, that painting was, "an adventure, a process of discovery for which there should be no end". Critics praised Shackelford for "refinement and sureness of approach and e

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rdfs:comment	Shelby Shackelford (1899–1987) was an American artist who worked mainly within the art communities of Baltimore, Maryland, and Provincetown, Massachusetts. Her paintings, drawings, and prints were abstract, but not nonobjective. Each of them had, as she said, "a beginning in a visual experience". Early in her career, during a period when many in Baltimore were hostile to what locals called "advanced" trends in art, her paintings were stigmatized as "meaningless stuff". After helping to counteract these local prejudices, she embarked on a long period of experimentation in media and technique, maintaining, as she wrote in 1957, that painting was, "an adventure, a process of discovery for which there should be no end". Critics praised Shackelford for "refinement and sureness of approach and e (en)
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birth place	Halifax, Virginia
death place	Wellfleet, Massachusetts
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death date	1987-08-20 (xsd:date)
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birth date	1899-09-27 (xsd:date)
dcterms:subject	People from Halifax, Virginia 1899 births 1987 deaths 20th-century American painters 20th-century American women 20th-century women artists Women painters Abstract painters American women painters
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	American Institute of Physics Provincetown, Massachusetts Provincetown Art Association and Museum Roland Park Country School People from Halifax, Virginia Johns Hopkins University Charcoal Club of Baltimore Ross Moffett 1899 births Maryland Institute College of Art McDaniel College Fredericksburg, Virginia Friends School of Baltimore George Boas Gladys Dick Macy's Staunton, Virginia Stuart Hall School Portrait painting Still life Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore City Community College Baltimore Museum of Art 1987 deaths 20th-century American painters 20th-century American women 20th-century women artists Century of Progress Women painters Towson, Maryland Waldorf Astoria New York Wellfleet, Massachusetts Whitney Museum Landscape American Institute of Graphic Arts Fernand Léger Othon Friesz Marine Hospital Service Halifax, Virginia Janice Biala Society of Independent Artists Abstract painters American women painters Abstract art Mixed media Marguerite Zorach St. Timothy's School Figure drawing National Council on Aging New York University Casein paint Woodblock printing Philip Roosevelt
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