Mattie Lietz

Mathilda (Mattie) Lietz was a Midwestern painter. Lietz was born in Peoria, Illinois on July 21, 1893(1893-07-21) and died on January 15, 1956(1956-01-15) (aged 62) in Grand Detour, Illinois.

Early career

Lietz spent most of her career living in Peoria, Illinois where she worked as a painter and educator. She studied at Butler University in Irvington, Indiana and later attended The Art Institute of Chicago where she studied with Oberteuffer, John Thomas Nolf, George Elmer Browne, Frederick Milton Grant, and Henrik Asor Hansen.

Her primary notoriety came from the work she did as a regional Midwestern landscape water-colorist, but she did produce a sizable number of still life and figurative oil on canvas.

Associations

Her professional associations included:

• La Grande^{[clarification needed]} Art League
• Hoosier Salon Art Gallery
• The Art Institute of Chicago
• All-Illinois Fine Art Association
• Burpee Art Gallery in Rockford, Illinois
• The Chicago Galleries Association
• National Academy of Design (NYC)
• The Association of Chicago Painters & Sculptors

Works

Some of Lietz’s works can be found at:

• The Tipton, Indiana, Public Library
• The Cossette School in La Grande, Illinois^{[clarification needed]}
• The Norton Art Gallery in Palm Beach, Florida
• MattieLietz.com

References

• Who's Who in Women's Art
• Chris Pettey’s Dictionary of Women Artists

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Name	Lietz, Mattie
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Date of birth	July 21, 1893
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Date of death	January 15, 1956
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