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Elizabeth Olga Mohr
Elizabeth Olga Mohr: A Pioneer of American Art Born: Little Rock, United States of America (1905) Died: 1955 Elizabeth Olga Mohr, also known as Olga E. Zoellner, Olga Elizabeth Mohr, and Olga Mohr Zoellner, was a significant American artist working across various mediums including painting, ceramics, and weaving. Her career spanned the early to mid-20th century, marked by her involvement in New Deal programs like the Works Progr
ess Administration (WPA) and her unique approach to depicting Native American subjects. Early Life and Education Born on July 20, 1905, in Little Rock, Arkansas, Mohr spent her formative years in Oklahoma City. Her father was a draper at a furniture store. She received her artistic training at the Art Academy of Cincinnati, Ohio, where she honed her skills and developed an interest in modern art movements. It was also during this tim…