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Maria Snyder
Maria Snyder is an artist, designer, model, activist and entrepreneur. Snyder's artistic background began in her youth as a painter and sculptor. She is the daughter of industrialist real estate developer, Arthur T. Snyder, who was an early pioneer in the revitalization of Portland, Maine. Maria attended school in Athens, Greece, studied at the American University in Paris and received a master's degree in 20th Century Art History.
== Modeling career ==
While in Paris, Maria was discovered by Yves Saint Laurent, after Marisa Berenson introduced her to Saint Laurent's muse, Loulou de la Falaise. Maria quickly rose to fame within the fashion industry as one of Saint Laurent's chosen models. This launched an international modeling career and work with designers Karl Lagerfeld, Valentino, Gianni Versace, Moschino, Armani, Emanuel Ungaro, Calvin Klein and Geoffrey Beene. She has also worked with photography giants Helmut Newton, Steven Meisel, and Matthew Rolston and worked closely with legendary David LaChapelle. Maria was a muse to celebrated artist Alex Katz and to one of the greatest fashion illustrators in history, Antonio Lopez. She is featured as the cover art of Lopez's book, "Antonio's People". After moving to New York, Andy Warhol encouraged Maria's art. When embarking on a fashion career, Warhol remarked that "A photo of you is all people need to see to launch your career." Maria was also featured in Norma Kamali's campaign with Andie MacDowell and Dolce & Gabbana's campaign with Monica Bellucci. Maria was immortalized in the ''Dick Tracy'' comic strips as the inspiration for the "designing woman" character in the series.
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