Background
Grauer, Natalie Eynon was born on August 10, 1895 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of William and Ann (Stewart) Eynon.
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Natalie Eynon Grauer
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Education
Student National Academy Design, 1915-1918, Art Students League, 1915-1920, School Fine and Applied Arts, New York City, 1915, Chicago The Art Institute of Chicago, 1923-1924.
Career
C. Grauer, June 10, 1924. Children—Blanche Eynon, Gretchen De Sanze, Portrait painter since 1925. Owner, director Summer School of Painting, East Claridon, O. Work exhibited Pennsylvania Academy Fine Arts, National Academy Design, Whitney Museum Modern Art, The Art Institute of Chicago Chicago, High Museum of Atlanta, Academy Fine Arts of Richmond, Cleveland Museum Artist
Republican in permanent exhibitions, Laird Memorial Collection, Montgomery, West Virginia, Washington and Lee University, Cleveland College, Saint Johns Hospital, Cleveland, private collections.
Organizer art department, Cleveland College, Western Reserve University, 1935, and since named co-director Old White Art school and Colony, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, 1932-1942.
Founded Old White Art Gallery at The Greenbriar, White Sulphur Springs.
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Married William; children: Blanche Eynon, Gretchen De Sanze, Portrait painter since 1925.
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October 28, 1955 (aged 60)
Awards
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Awarded Larkin prize, National Association Women Artists. New York City, 1941; Awarded second prize Cleveland Museum of Art, 1938, Four’ Honorable mentions, Cleveland Museum of Art, 1940-1945.Awarded Larkin prize, National Association Women Artists. New York City, 1941; Awarded second prize Cleveland Museum of Art, 1938, Four’ Honorable mentions, Cleveland Museum of Art, 1940-1945.