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Woman of the Century — Mary Adaline E. Carter (1893)

With simply the intention of becoming proficient as a teacher of drawing, she entered the Woman's Art School, Cooper Onion, New York. After graduating with highest honors, in 1876, her services were immediately required as a designer for embroidery. While thus engaged, part of her time was still devoted to art study, and throughout her years of working she has been a constant student in art and other educational subjects. In the Centennial Exhibition, in 1876, she made a special study of the needlework, art embroideries and textiles of all countries.
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