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Howard and Biddle Streets, 1930s-1940s, by Florence Hochschild Austrian. Oil on canvas. 25 5/64 x 29 59/64 in. (63.7 x 76.0 cm.). Maryland Historical Society, Baltimore City Life Museums Collection. Accession: BCLM1977-29-8.
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Flower Stall, Richmond Market, 1940-1941, by Florence Hochschild Austrian. Oil on canvas. 30 13/64 x 25 5/64 in. (76.7 x 63.7 cm.). Maryland Historical Society, City Life Museums Collection. Accession: MA8584.
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Mt. Vernon Place in the Snow, c. 1946, by Florence Hochschild Austrian. Oil on canvas board. 23 15/16 x 17 29/32 in. (60.8 x 45.5 cm.). Maryland Historical Society, Baltimore City Life Museums Collection. Accession: BCLM1977-29-1
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Medium/Discipline: Painting
Birthplace: Baltimore, Maryland
Maryland Affiliation: Born here, Depicts Maryland subjects, Active while in residence
Gender: Female
Race/Ethnicity: White
Biography: A Baltimore native, Florence Austrian attended Goucher College prior to studying at the Maryland Institute College of Art with Leon Kroll and John Sloan (a member of the group of New York artists known as The Eight). Austrian was very active in civic affairs and was known locally as the person responsible for the renewal of the Eutaw Place neighborhood where she grew up and lived her whole life.
One of her paintings in the collection of The Baltimore Museum of Art is of Emmanuel Church, located at the corner of Cathedral and Read Streets in the historic Mount Vernon neighborhood of Baltimore, not far from Austrian's Bolton Hill home. She exhibited her work at The Baltimore Museum of Art in 1931.
Selected References: Exhibition label, The Baltimore Museum of Art, The Cone Sisters as Patrons: Collectors of American Art, June 18 - August 31, 2003.
Maryland Institutions Holding Artworks: Baltimore Museum of Art, Maryland Historical Society
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