Mary Elizabeth Price
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Mary Elizabeth Price (1 March 1877 - 19 February 1965) was an American impressionist painter, born in Martinsburg, West Virginia.
She studied at the Pennsylvania School of Industrial Arts as well as the Pennsylvania Academy under William Lathrop and Hugh Breckinridge. A member of the Philadelphia Ten, a group of women artists, she exhibited at many galleries in New York, including Grand Central, the Whitney Museum, the Pennsylvania Academy, and the National Academy of Design. Swarthmore, Smith, and Dickinson Colleges have her work in their permanent collections. She lived much of her life in New Hope, Pennsylvania.
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