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Minna Rose Fernald (1860–1954) was an American botanical artist. Her subjects were mainly landscapes and wildflowers. She received awards for her art and also a medal for work with the Red Cross during World War 1. She donated her watercolors to the University of Florida Herbarium in 1942 and they are now curated at the Florida Museum of Natural History. Fernald died in 1954.

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rdfs:label	Minna Fernald (en) Фернальд, Минна (ru)
rdfs:comment	Минна Фернальд (англ. Minna Fernald, полное имя Minna Rosa Simon Fernald; 1860—1954) — американская художница, известна своими ботаническими иллюстрациями. (ru) Minna Rose Fernald (1860–1954) was an American botanical artist. Her subjects were mainly landscapes and wildflowers. She received awards for her art and also a medal for work with the Red Cross during World War 1. She donated her watercolors to the University of Florida Herbarium in 1942 and they are now curated at the Florida Museum of Natural History. Fernald died in 1954. (en)
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name	Minna Fernald (en)
birth place	Baltimore
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death place	Florida, USA (en)
birth place	Baltimore, USA (en)
dcterms:subject	Artists from Florida 20th-century American women artists 1860 births 1954 deaths American illustrators American women botanists American botanists Artists from Massachusetts 19th-century American women artists American women illustrators Botanical illustrators Artists from Maryland People from Winter Park, Florida
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	American Watercolor Society Artists from Florida Pennsylvania 20th-century American women artists Maryland Maryland Institute College of Art Massachusetts Botanical illustration Baltimore 1860 births 1954 deaths American illustrators American women botanists Central Florida Amherst, Massachusetts Florida Florida Museum of Natural History International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement American botanists Artists from Massachusetts 19th-century American women artists American women illustrators Botanical illustrators Artists from Maryland People from Winter Park, Florida Wildflower Merritt Fernald World War I
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birth name	Minna Rose Simon (en)
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has abstract	Minna Rose Fernald (1860–1954) was an American botanical artist. Her subjects were mainly landscapes and wildflowers. She received awards for her art and also a medal for work with the Red Cross during World War 1. She was born Minna Rose Simon in Baltimore in 1860 and was a relative of the botanist Merritt Fernald. She lived initially in Maryland and then briefly in Pensylvannia but spent most of her life in Massachusetts. After education in Germany she trained at the Maryland Institute under Hugh Newell of the American Watercolor Society. Fernald’s work was exhibited in Amherst, Massachusetts. She accompanied her husband (Henry Torsey Fernald, married on 9 June 1890) in moving from Massachusetts to Winter Park, Florida in 1924 when he retired. She won many awards in the Central Florida Exposition and in exhibitions of the Florida Federation of Art. They had three children. She donated her watercolors to the University of Florida Herbarium in 1942 and they are now curated at the Florida Museum of Natural History. There are around 320 watercolors in the collection. As well as the botanical accuracy of the paintings, that required her to study in the field, they are important as a record of the native flora of Florida prior to substantial urbanization and agricultural land-use. Fernald died in 1954. (en) Минна Фернальд (англ. Minna Fernald, полное имя Minna Rosa Simon Fernald; 1860—1954) — американская художница, известна своими ботаническими иллюстрациями. (ru)
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