Bischoff, Ilse (1903–1976)
Bischoff, Ilse (1903–1976)
American illustrator and engraver. Name variations: Ilse Marthe Bischoff. Born Nov 21, 1903, in New York, NY; died 1976; attended Art Students League, NY; studied in Paris and Munich.
Beginning in 1938, spent her summers at 150-year-old pink brick house in Vermont, where she painted, created wood engravings, and wrote; her illustrated books were twice selected to appear in the Fifty Books of the Year Exhibition; her wood prints were purchased by the Metropolitan Museum of New York and the Fine Arts Museums of Boston and Baltimore.
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Education: Attended University of South Carolina, 1948-49; attended commercial art school in New York, NY, 1949.
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Religion: Protestant
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