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Character in Art: The Life and Career of Clara Emma Langenbach

By Sam Haney - January 23, 2014

A noted landscape painter in her own right, Buffalo schoolteacher, Clara Langenbach taught her students to create, appreciate and judge artwork, alongside lessons about honesty, respect and character.

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