#elizabeth okie paxton

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Elizabeth Okie Paxton (American, 1877-1971) • The Breakfast Tray • c. 1910 • Private collection

Elizabeth Okie Paxton was married to William McGregor Paxton (1869-1941).

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Elizabeth Okie Paxton The Open Window 1922

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Elizabeth Okie Paxton (American, 1878–1972) • Continental Breakfast • 1910

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Elizabeth Okie Paxton. The Breakfast Tray. c1910. Oil on canvas. 21 x 17 in. Private Collection.

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The Breakfast Tray (c. 1910) by Elizabeth Okie Paxton

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Elizabeth Okie Paxton (USA, 1877 - 1971)

The Open Window, 1922

oil on canvas

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, United States of America

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The Breakfast Tray - Elizabeth Okie Paxton // Woke Up In Japan - 5 Seconds of Summer

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Elizabeth Okie Paxton

Continental Breakfast

Early 20th century

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🎨 Elizabeth Okie Paxton

(American painter 1877-1971)

The Breakfast Tray - 1910

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Elizabeth Okie Paxton, "Sick a-Bed" (1916)

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'The Breakfast Tray,' (1910) is arguably Elizabeth Okie Paxton's most provocative work and one of the first paintings she made after a decade away from her studio after marrying the Boston School artist William McGregor Paxton.

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The Open Window (1922)

Artist: Elizabeth Okie Paxton (American, 1878–1972)

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Elizabeth Okie Paxton - Sick a-Bed (1916)

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Elizabeth Okie Paxton,  Sick a-Bed (1916)

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Elizabeth Okie Paxton (1878–1972)was an American painter. The Paxtons were part of the Boston School, a prominent group of artists known for works of beautiful interiors, landscapes, and portraits of their wealthy patrons. Her paintings were widely exhibited and sold well. via Wikipedia

The Breakfast Tray, circa 1910, private collection

Continental Breakfast, 1907

Born: Elizabeth Vaughan Okie, March 17, 1878, Providence, Rhode Island

Died: April 2, 1972 (aged 94) Boston, Massachusetts

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My Wife, Elizabeth (also known as Wedding Portrait of Elizabeth Okie Paxton) (1899). William McGregor Paxton (American, 1869-1941). Oil on canvas.

Okie Paxton was engaged in 1896 to William McGregor Paxton, one of her art instructors, and married him on January 3, 1899. As a great beauty, she served as his muse before and during their marriage, modeling for many of his works. Okie Paxton put her emphasis on her husband's career, managing it before and after his death at the expense of her career. She moved to Boston's Fenway Studios after her husband died.