About Maude Fiorentino-Valle
Lived 1868 – 1969 (aged 100). Maude Fiorentino-Valle was a painter.
Maude Fiorentino-Valle (1868–1969), was an American painter, teacher, musician, and poet. Her works are held by the National Gallery of Art and Denver Public Library Western Art Collection. A watercolor she created for the Index of American Design was exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in 1936.
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Who was Maude Fiorentino-Valle?
American painter, teacher, musician, and poet (1868-1969)
When was Maude Fiorentino-Valle born?
Maude Fiorentino-Valle was born on 25 November 1868 in Houston.
When did Maude Fiorentino-Valle die?
Maude Fiorentino-Valle died on 15 June 1969 in Mill Valley.
What was Maude Fiorentino-Valle's occupation?
Maude Fiorentino-Valle was a painter.
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