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Hamm, Beth Creevey was born on April 5, 1885 in Brooklyn. Daughter of John Kennedy and Caroline Alathea (Stickney) Creevey.
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Beth Creevey Hamm
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Beth Creevey Hamm, American painter. Decorated Merite Agricole for work of organization Agricultural Syndicates in France, by French government 1923; recipient 1st prize in water color National Association Women Artists, 1949, Medal of Honor. 1957. Club of New York; member of the board Frontier Nursing Association; Member Smith College Alumnae Association (1st vice president 1939-1942), Art Students League (life.
Education
Graduate Packer Institute, Brooklyn, 1903. Bachelor of Arts, Smith College, 1905. Student New York School of Art (winner 1st prize scholarship award), 1905-1910, Kirkland School of Art, Denver, 1938-1939.
Career
Arthur Ellis Hamm, August 18, 1917 (killed in action World War I). Solo exhibitions by invitation Denver Art Museum, 1943, Staten Island Art Museum, 1945, Kenneth Taylor Galleries, Nantucket, 1945, et cetera Exhibited with Allied Artists Association, American Watercolor Society, National Association Women Artists, Pen and Brush.
Achievements
Membership
Club of New York; member of the board Frontier Nursing Association. Member Smith College Alumnae Association (1st vice president 1939-1942), Art Students League (life. Clubs: Smith College (director 1939-1944).
Cosmopolitan, Pen and Brush (honorary life.
Connections
Married Captain.
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Died
November 21, 1958 (aged 73) -
Nationality
American -
Religion
Presbyterian -
Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Decorated Merite Agricole for work of organization Agricultural Syndicates in France, by French government 1923. Recipient 1st prize in water color National Association Women Artists, 1949, Medal of Honor.Decorated Merite Agricole for work of organization Agricultural Syndicates in France, by French government 1923. Recipient 1st prize in water color National Association Women Artists, 1949, Medal of Honor.