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At the age of ten, the Shadd's moved to West Chester, Pennsylvania where Mary attended a Quaker School for the next six years. This experience influence dMary later in life, whereby she returned to this location and opened a school for Black children in 1840.
Born in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, the second of seven children, Georgia OâKeeffe was a pioneering and charismatic woman. Training to be an art teacher, she attended the Art Institute of Chicago, Art Students League in New York, University of Virginia in Charlottesville, and Columbia Universityâs Teachers College.uggested citation for this article. Georgia OâKeeffe (1887â1986). Cowâs Skull with Calico Roses (1932). Oil on canvas (91 cm x 61 cm). The Art Institute of Chicago. âTo me they are as beautiful as anything I know,â Georgia OâKeeffe said of the sun-bleached bones and skulls she found in the desert.