| Grace Carpenter Hudson was born in the northern California town of Ukiah in 1865. She was educated in San Francisco at the School of Design, studying with Virgil Williams and Raymond Yelland. Following her marriage in 1890, Hudson returned to Ukiah, where she painted intimate portraits of the local Pomo Indian children. Eastern audiences were fascinated by her works, which today represent an invaluable record of a vanishing culture. For more information on Grace Carpenter Hudson and other artists we represent, please visit the artist index on our gallery website |
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