She was born 18 December 1873 in New Ipswich, New Hampshire a daughter of John P. and Emma R. Perry. John was a retired clergyman during the 1880 census and born in New Hampshire. Emma Perry was born in Denmark. Emilie had two brothers, John and Chauncy. John P. Perry died between 1880 and 1900 when his widow, Emma, and daughter Emilie were living together in Boston, Mass. Emilie's occupation was listed as "student". Emilie Perry studied at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts School, the Massachusetts Normal Art School, and under Max Broedel. Emma and Emilie Perry were in the 1910 Federal census of Los Angeles, CA. Emilie's occupation was listed as "Artist". She also did sculptures.
Thank you for posting this. There isn't much known about Emilie in he family history. We had just one of her works of art which disappeared when my sister Phyllis passed away 3 years ago. Similar artworks are so highly collectible that they very rarely turn up for sale. On the other hand, her anatomical renditions were used in medical journals and textbooks, and still can be found in those turn of last century publications.
She was born 18 December 1873 in New Ipswich, New Hampshire a daughter of John P. and Emma R. Perry. John was a retired clergyman during the 1880 census and born in New Hampshire. Emma Perry was born in Denmark. Emilie had two brothers, John and Chauncy. John P. Perry died between 1880 and 1900 when his widow, Emma, and daughter Emilie were living together in Boston, Mass. Emilie's occupation was listed as "student". Emilie Perry studied at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts School, the Massachusetts Normal Art School, and under Max Broedel. Emma and Emilie Perry were in the 1910 Federal census of Los Angeles, CA. Emilie's occupation was listed as "Artist". She also did sculptures.
Thank you for posting this. There isn't much known about Emilie in he family history. We had just one of her works of art which disappeared when my sister Phyllis passed away 3 years ago. Similar artworks are so highly collectible that they very rarely turn up for sale. On the other hand, her anatomical renditions were used in medical journals and textbooks, and still can be found in those turn of last century publications.
https://www.askart.com/artist_signatures/Emilie_Stearns_Perry/10041986/Emilie_Stearns_Perry.aspx
Dotty, it looks like Rev. John Philander Perry lost 3 infant sons. Do you know the reason why all 3 died?