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Alice Creelman
Alice Creelman (1858–1952) was an artist and art dealer in New York City during the Gilded Age. Originally from Marietta, Ohio, she traveled often as an adult, though New York was her main place of residence. She was married to the well-known yellow journalist James Creelman.
==Personal life==
Creelman was born in Marietta, Ohio to Edward Wyllyss Buell and Melissa Barker. Both her father and her mother were descendants of pilgrims who traveled to America on the Mayflower. Though several accounts list her birth date as December 19, 1858, in a passport application from 1915 she writes that she was born on December 9, 1859.〔(Ancestry.com Passport Application )〕 As well as dealing art, Creelman painted. In fact, according to a magazine published in 1896, she "won a reputation in New York and Paris with her clever paintings".〔 The magazine further describes an earlier incident:
:::Miss Buell had not only beauty but pluck. She was sketching in Belgium once, when the owner of the property upon which she had set up her easel objected, and ordered her off. Miss Buell appealed to the king, with the result that she was allowed to finish her picture in peace〔
The location and preservation status of Creelman's paintings are currently not known.
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