The daughter of respected portraitist and miniaturist George Freeman, Mary Freeman Goldbeck was a poet and a talented painter in her own right, referred to as "a genius in water-color miniatures" (
An article about the artist Lily Marten Spencer, which mentions that 2 miniatures by Miss Anna Mary Freeman were shown at the 1854 National Academy Exhibition.
Mentions that unlike Lily Marten Spencer's controversial painting, works by other women artists, inlcuding "Miss Anna Mary Freeman's two miniatures," received no mention in a New-York Daily Tribune review of the 1854 National Academy Exhibition.
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The daughter of respected portraitist and miniaturist George Freeman, Mary Freeman Goldbeck was a poet and a talented painter in her own right, referred to as "a genius in water-color miniatures" (
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