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Maude Kaufman Eggemeyer (December 9, 1877 – December 1, 1959) was an early 20th Century painter associated with the Richmond Group of artists in Richmond, Indiana. She was born in New Castle, Indiana in 1877, the daughter of architect William S. Kaufman. She studied first under her father's instruction and then under John Elwood Bundy at Earlham College, under Frank Duveneck and Lewis Henry Meakin at the Art Academy of Cincinnati (where she received a scholarship in 1904) and with the Overbeck Sisters in Cambridge City, Indiana. She also studied with J. Ottis Adams at the Hermitage in Brookville, Indiana.

MARSTON DEAN HODGIN 1903-2003. Marston Hodgin received his degree in painting at Earlham College in Richmond, Indiana. Indiana University, Bloomington and the University of Chicago. At Miami University, Oxford, in Ohio, he founded and became Chairman of the Art Department, enjoying a long teaching career there from 1927-1963. His oil paintings and watercolors were widely shown at the Cincinnati Art Museum, Oxford Art Association, Richmond Art Association, and Dayton Art Institute. He was a member of the Art Association and Museum, Provincetown. Hodgin was represented by the Shore Galleries, Boston; Milch Gallery; New York; and the Athena Gallery, New Haven, among others. Today, his work is widely collected and found in the permanent collections of Earlham College; Indiana University; University of Chicago; Highland House Museum, Truro; and the Provincetown Art Association and Museum.

MARSTON DEAN HODGIN 1903-2003. Marston Hodgin received his degree in painting at Earlham College in Richmond, Indiana. Indiana University, Bloomington and the University of Chicago. At Miami University, Oxford, in Ohio, he founded and became Chairman of the Art Department, enjoying a long teaching career there from 1927-1963. His oil paintings and watercolors were widely shown at the Cincinnati Art Museum, Oxford Art Association, Richmond Art Association, and Dayton Art Institute. He was a member of the Art Association and Museum, Provincetown. Hodgin was represented by the Shore Galleries, Boston; Milch Gallery; New York; and the Athena Gallery, New Haven, among others. Today, his work is widely collected and found in the permanent collections of Earlham College; Indiana University; University of Chicago; Highland House Museum, Truro; and the Provincetown Art Association and Museum.

MARSTON DEAN HODGIN 1903-2003. Marston Hodgin received his degree in painting at Earlham College in Richmond, Indiana. Indiana University, Bloomington and the University of Chicago. At Miami University, Oxford, in Ohio, he founded and became Chairman of the Art Department, enjoying a long teaching career there from 1927-1963. His oil paintings and watercolors were widely shown at the Cincinnati Art Museum, Oxford Art Association, Richmond Art Association, and Dayton Art Institute. He was a member of the Art Association and Museum, Provincetown. Hodgin was represented by the Shore Galleries, Boston; Milch Gallery; New York; and the Athena Gallery, New Haven, among others. Today, his work is widely collected and found in the permanent collections of Earlham College; Indiana University; University of Chicago; Highland House Museum, Truro; and the Provincetown Art Association and Museum.

Anna Mary Newman 1866-1930. Anna Mary Newman was born in 1879 in Brookville, Wayne County, Indiana. She studied at the Art Institute of Chicago from 1900-1905, the School of Applied and Normal Art in Chicago, and the Overbeck School of Pottery in Cambridge City, IN. She studied with John Elwood Bundy in Richmond, in addition to Ralph Clarkson, John H. Vanderpoel, Charles Francis Browne, and Martha Baker in Chicago.

Anna Mary Newman 1866-1930. Anna Mary Newman was born in 1879 in Brookville, Wayne County, Indiana. She studied at the Art Institute of Chicago from 1900-1905, the School of Applied and Normal Art in Chicago, and the Overbeck School of Pottery in Cambridge City, IN. She studied with John Elwood Bundy in Richmond, in addition to Ralph Clarkson, John H. Vanderpoel, Charles Francis Browne, and Martha Baker in Chicago.

Anna Mary Newman 1866-1930. Anna Mary Newman was born in 1879 in Brookville, Wayne County, Indiana. She studied at the Art Institute of Chicago from 1900-1905, the School of Applied and Normal Art in Chicago, and the Overbeck School of Pottery in Cambridge City, IN. She studied with John Elwood Bundy in Richmond, in addition to Ralph Clarkson, John H. Vanderpoel, Charles Francis Browne, and Martha Baker in Chicago.

Anna Mary Newman 1866-1930. Anna Mary Newman was born in 1879 in Brookville, Wayne County, Indiana. She studied at the Art Institute of Chicago from 1900-1905, the School of Applied and Normal Art in Chicago, and the Overbeck School of Pottery in Cambridge City, IN. She studied with John Elwood Bundy in Richmond, in addition to Ralph Clarkson, John H. Vanderpoel, Charles Francis Browne, and Martha Baker in Chicago.