Annice Wynkoop, Artist is a vivid and inspiring portrait of the life and work of one of the most talented women artists of the early twentieth century. Adelaide Louise Rouse delves into the history of this remarkable painter, tracing her creative journey from her early years, through her formative training in Paris, to her success as a professional artist in New York City. This book includes a wealth of fascinating anecdotes and personal reflections that shed light on the inner life of this remarkable artist.

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