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Birth

1895 (St. Charles, Missouri)
Death

1970 (Fort Worth, Texas)

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A Baby, 1943

Blanche McVeigh

Etching
1999.11
Accepted, 1946

Blanche McVeigh

Aquatint
2004.1
First Methodist Church, ca. 1936

Blanche McVeigh

Etching
2004.2
Pecan Grove, 1932

Blanche McVeigh

Aquatint and etching
1997.152
Plate for "Shady Oak", ca. 1945

Blanche McVeigh

Copper plate
1991.17.2
Rejected, 1946

Blanche McVeigh

Aquatint
2004.5
Shady Oak, ca. 1935

Blanche McVeigh

Etching
1967.179
Shady Oak, ca. 1945

Blanche McVeigh

Etching
1991.17.1
Site of the First Trading Post - Fort Worth, 1936

Blanche McVeigh

Etching
2004.7
Skyline-Fort Worth, 1934

Blanche McVeigh

Etching
1996.1
Tall Door - St. Charles, Missouri, 1949

Blanche McVeigh

Aquatint
2004.8
The Church at Boerne, 1951

Blanche McVeigh

Aquatint and etching
1997.150
The Idle Hours Club, 1937

Blanche McVeigh

Aquatint
2008.15
The Tall Door (St. Charles, Missouri), 1949

Blanche McVeigh

Aquatint and etching
1997.149
Washerwoman, 1937

Blanche McVeigh

Aquatint and etching
1997.148
[Angel holding star], 1949

Blanche McVeigh

Etching
1999.13
[Angel reaching for star], 1949

Blanche McVeigh

Etching
1999.12
[Plate for "Pecan Grove"], ca. 1935

Blanche McVeigh

Copper
1997.153

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