Background
Brannigan, Gladys was born on June 14, 1882 in Hingham, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of Preston Adams and Eve (Knox) Ames.
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Gladys Brannigan
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Gladys Brannigan, American artist. award Arizona Served on Mayor’s Committee of Women, New York City, at beginning of World War, also on Board for Registration of Military Resources, State of New York, and with Colonel House’s Commission as translator and compiler.; Member Allied Artists America, Southern States Art League, National Arts.
Education
Bachelor of Arts, George Washington University, 1903, Master of Arts, 1904. Studied art, Corcoran Art School, Washington, District of Columbia, National Academy Design, and Art Students League, New New York
Career
Formerly artist on Washington Star. Represented by work in Woman’s University Club, Pen and Brush Club and American Museum of Natural History—all New New York Public Library, Portsmouth, New Hampshire (U.S.)
George Washington University, Washington, District of Columbia.
Reredos in Saint John's Church, Massena, New New York Historical paintings, Parker Hall, Keene, New Hampshire (U.S.)
Municipal Building, Dover, New Hampshire (U.S.) University of New Hampshire (U.S.), Durham. Special award Arizona Art Exhibition, 1925.
Honorable mention, New Haven Paint and Clay Club Exhibition, 1928, Greenwich Society of Artists, 1930, Ogunquit Art Centre, 1932.
Painting selected by the Governor's Committee to represent New Hampshire (U.S.) in National Exhibition of American Art, 1937 and 1938. Represented North H. in New York World’s Fair, 1939 and 1940.
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Membership
Served on Mayor’s Committee of Women, New York City, at beginning of World War, also on Board for Registration of Military Resources, State of New York, and with Colonel House’s Commission as translator and compiler. Member Allied Artists America, Southern States Art League, National Arts.
Connections
Married Robert Alan Brannigan, September 7, 1905 (died 1933).
