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Pearl Van Sciver
Pearl Jeanette Van Sciver (1896 – October 10, 1966), born Pearl Jeannette Aiman, was a Philadelphia based artist, mostly of oil paintings of landscapes and floral still lifes often inspired by flowers from her own garden and greenhouse. She married Lloyd Van Sciver, the son of notable Camden, New Jersey based furniture maker, J.B. Van Sciver.
==Early life==
Pearl was born in Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia in 1896, the only child of parents Arnold Aiman and Emma G. Rorer. Her father was a roofer and her mother had inherited property and money from her wealthy and heirless uncle, Clinton Rorer. Sometime before Pearl turned 4 years old, her parents moved just outside the city to Wyndmoor, in Springfield Township, Montgomery County.〔("United States Census, 1900," ) index and images, FamilySearch, Pearl J Aman in entry for Arnold Aman, 1900.〕 Here she grew up in a large stone house which still stands today on East Willow Grove Ave. Her next door neighbors were the family of her mother's sister, the Fallows. The two families remained very close, Pearl was a bridesmaid at her cousin's wedding and reciprocated by asking the same cousin to be Matron of Honor at her own wedding.〔("Wedded, Van Sciver-Aiman" ), The Ambler Gazette, October 9, 1924.〕
As a child, Pearl attended the Wyndmoor Public School, which is now the Wyndmoor Montessori School. Later, she became a graduate of Steven's School of Germantown, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and the Philadelphia Design for Women, now known as the Moore College of Art and Design.〔〔("Pearl Aiman Van Sciver" ), HL Chalfant〕
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