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Elizabeth Shoumatoff, née Avinoff, (December 19, 1888 –
November 30, 1980) was a
portrait painter who
painted the
Unfinished portrait of
Franklin D. Roosevelt...
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Alexander Shoumatoff (born
November 4, 1946) is a
journalist and
author who was
Vanity Fair Magazine's senior-most
contributing editor from 1986 to 2015...
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Delano Roosevelt,
President of the
United States, by
Elizabeth Shoumatoff.
Shoumatoff was
commissioned to
paint a
portrait of
Roosevelt and
started her...
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inaugurate the portrait-painting
career of Avinoff's sister,
Elizabeth Shoumatoff, by
arranging for her to
paint many of his
wealthy clients. The family...
- in Warm Springs, Georgia,
while sitting for a
portrait by
Elizabeth Shoumatoff,
Roosevelt said: "I have a
terrific headache." He then
slumped forward...
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Roosevelt in the
months that followed. She
arranged for her
friend Elizabeth Shoumatoff (1888–1980), a well-known artist, to
paint Roosevelt's portrait. In June...
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first painting by a
woman artist,
Franklin D.
Roosevelt by
Elizabeth Shoumatoff.
President Richard Nixon tried three different portraits of
George Washington...
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Maharaja Avinoff and in
Jamaica the
Shoumatoff Hairstreak,
Nesiostrymon shoumatoffi,
named after his nephew,
Nicholas Shoumatoff who
joined him on
three expeditions...
- Machine) "Up to 25,000 died in Dresden's WWII bombing". BBC. 18
March 2010.
Shoumatoff, Alex (19
March 2014). "How 1,280
Artworks Stolen by the ****s were Hidden...
