Emily Harris McGary Selinger

American · 1848–1927

Emily Selinger was an American painter, author, poet, and educator from North Carolina. Known primarily for her still life and floral paintings, she gained particular… (Wikipedia)

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ArtSell lists 4 lots by Emily Harris McGary Selinger offered at auction; the houses did not publish whether they sold. Results come from Vallot Auctioneers (4).

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How many works by Emily Harris McGary Selinger have sold at auction?

No sold/unsold results are published for the lots recorded so far. 4 further lots were offered with no published result and are not counted.

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About Emily Harris McGary Selinger

Emily Selinger was an American painter, author, poet, and educator from North Carolina. Known primarily for her still life and floral paintings, she gained particular recognition for her depictions of roses and exhibited her work at major venues including the Academy of Design in New York City, the Boston Art Club, and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. In addition to her artistic career, she was active as a teacher in the South and later maintained studios in Rhode Island, and in New Hampshire. Selinger published poetry, travel writing, and essays, and was a member of the New England Woman's Press Association. She traveled and studied extensively in Europe during the 1880s, after which she settled in Boston, Massachusetts where she continued to paint and write.

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