Mary Louise McLaughlin

1847–1939 (age 92)

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Biography

Mary Louise McLaughlin (1847-1939) was a painter and ceramic artist who broke new ground for American decorative arts with her delicate porcelain work and spirited advocacy for women artists.

Her legacy rests at Spring Grove Cemetery, where friends and fellow artists continue to honor the harmony and grace of her creations.

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