Elizabeth Searcy
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Born1877
Died1965 (aged 87–88)
EducationMiss Higbee's School, Memphis. Art Student League, New York City.
KnownforCreating commissions for First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt.
Elizabeth Searcy | |
|---|---|
| Born | 1877 |
| Died | 1965 (aged 87–88) |
| Education | Miss Higbee's School, Memphis. Art Student League, New York City. |
| Known for | Creating commissions for First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt. |
| Style | Etchings, Watercolors |
Elizabeth Searcy (1877–1965) was an American artist from Memphis, Tennessee. Known for her commissioned portraits of President Roosevelt, she also painted different views of the White House and of Roosevelt's birthplace.
