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WILLIAM MALHERBE | |
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Malherbe (1884 - 1955) was born in Senlis, France, and was an artist well
known both in both the U.S. and in Europe. He was married to Freda Lipman,
whose sister Fannie was the wife of Charles W. Hughes. In the late
1940s and early 1950s he rented the Barrows house, the brick house across
from present Thetford Academy, and did a good deal of painting. His wife
appears as a figure in some of the paintings, and he hired Louise Vaughan
and Ruth Worcester to pose for him. | |
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Ruth Worcester with wheelbarrow at Worcester house on Route 113, Thetford Hill. |
"Christine and her Church - 1945" |
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Christine Vaughan |
Girl with parasol on the banks of the Connecticut River |