Philadelphia Ten

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The Philadelphia Ten was a collective of early 20th-century American women artists who exhibited together to gain visibility and professional recognition in a male-dominated art world.

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Philadelphia Ten canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artists' collective
women artists' group
activeIn early 20th century
composition women only
country United States
dissolved 1945
exhibitedAt New York City
Philadelphia
other cities in the United States
field art
genre crafts
painting
printmaking
hasPart Alice Schille
Constance Cochrane
Cora S. Brooks
Edith Lucile Howard
Eleanor Abrams
Elizabeth Wentzel McDonald
Emma Fordyce MacRae
Fern Isabel Coppedge
Gladys Otis Hamlin
Helen Kiner McCarthy
Isabel Branson Cartwright
Jane Peterson
Katharine Hood McCormick
linked to: Katharine McCormick

Lucille Howard
M. Elizabeth Price
Mabel A. Stewart
Margaret Fulton Spencer
Margaret Ralston Gest
Marion Longfellow
Marion Longfellow Wilson
linked to: Marion Longfellow

Marion Monks Chase
Mary Bratton
Mary Butler
Mary Elizabeth Price
Mary-Russell Ferrell Colton
Mildred Bunting Miller
Myrtle Burlock
Nancy Maybin Ferguson
Susette Schultz Keast
inception 1917
location Philadelphia
movement American art
notableFor challenging gender barriers in the early 20th-century art world
group exhibitions of women artists
purpose to achieve professional recognition for women artists
to gain visibility for women artists
socialContext male-dominated art world

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Violet Oakley memberOf Philadelphia Ten