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This November's Arts Alive will feature the opening of a new exhibit of artwork by Cora Wright in celebration of her 150th birthday this December. Below is a short telling of Cora's life in Eureka with her husband Charles and son, Carl.
Cora taught classes in easel and ceramic painting in her home studio, and produced a plethora of her own works featuring still life subjects, redwoods, and scenery from the Klamath River area. She was very popular in Humboldt County, with her works collected by Sarah Carson (wife of lumber baron William Carson) and museum founder Cecile Clarke. Some of her artwork was even displayed in the Humboldt County exhibits at state and international exhibitions, including the Panama Pacific International Exposition (1915), California State Fair (1926) and the Golden Gate International Exposition (1939).
Some of Cora Wright's Work on Display in this Exhibit:
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5/23/2022 12:37:42 pm
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1/21/2026 01:49:49 am
It is wonderful to see Cora Wright’s vibrant legacy celebrated on her 150th birthday, especially knowing that her former home and studio at 13th and H Streets still stand as a testament to her lifelong dedication to teaching and painting our local landscapes.
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