Anna Whelan Betts
American painter, illustrator, 1873–1959
In Philadelphia Betts was active in the Watercolor Club. In 1915 she was awarded a bronze medal at the San Francisco Panama-Pacific International Exposition.
When Betts retired, she visited New Hope, Pennsylvania, and took a position as overseer of school's domestic affairs. She also served as the art teacher for twenty years. After leaving the school in 1948, Betts shared a house in New Hope (PA) with her sister, fellow illustrator and Pyle student Ethel Franklin Betts Bains. In Anna's later years, she divided her time between New Hope and the Philadelphia area.
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http://www.askart.com/artist_bio/Anna_Whelan_Betts/25206/Anna_Whelan_Betts.aspx
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