by Geoff Edwards, Archivist & Records Manager

6/25/2025

Elizabeth Nourse, conservation, paper conservation, Mary R. Schiff Library and Archives

Elizabeth Nourse (1859–1938) is one of Cincinnati’s most celebrated artists. Tucked away in the museum’s archives is a scrapbook filled with letters, photographs, press clippings, and other unique materials that paint a fuller picture of Nourse as both an artist and a person.

by Cincinnati Art Museum

3/4/2021

women breaking boundaries, Women's History Month, permanent collection, Georgia O’Keeffe, Mary Cassatt, Elizabeth Nourse, Elizabeth Catlett, Jeanne Lanvin, Chiyo Mitsuhisa, Nancy Rexroth

Enjoy these works by artists who identify as female in the museum’s permanent collection.

by Allison Heisel

3/25/2019

Evenings for Educators, drawing, Elizabeth Nourse, Teacher resources

Figure drawing is a basic fundamental practice for an advanced drawing class.

by Conservation

11/17/2016

Elizabeth Nourse, Conservation, behind the scenes, paper conservation, Sketchbook

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by Conservation

7/7/2016

conservation, paintings conservation, Elizabeth Nourse, varnish removal

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by Conservation

6/2/2016

conservation, behind the scenes, cats, Elizabeth Nourse, sketchbooks, Divine Felines: Cats of Ancient Egypt, Modern Cat and Master Cats, objects conservation

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by Conservation

8/13/2015

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by Conservation

5/14/2015

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by Conservation

5/7/2015

conservation, textiles, textile conservation, Elizabeth Nourse, Fashion Arts & Textiles, American Painting & Sculpture, Cincinnati artists

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by Geoff Edwards

8/20/2014

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Posted By: Geoff Edwards