Elizabeth Buehrmann
American, 1886-1965
FemaleBuehrmann enrolled at Art Institute of Chicago at 15 but ,discouraged, began to learn photography with Eva Watson-Schütze. In March 1904 she received a letter from Stieglitz that she had been elected to the Associateship of the Secession. Buehrmann went to London from 1906-7. She mostly took portraits in the sitter's homes, and also did some advertising photography. She died in St. Augustine, FL in 1965. [EC]
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Elizabeth Buehrmann has 7 locations.
Birth (June 13, 1886)
Cape Girardeau, MO
USA
Active in (1906-1907)
London, England
Active in (1906-1907)
Paris, France
Active in (1910s)
Chicago, IL
USA
Studio or Business (1920)
230 East 11th Street
New York, NY
USA
Studio or Business (1920-1929)
129 East 10th Street
New York, NY
USA
Death (March 7, 1965)
Miami Dade, FL
USA