Virginia Broderick papers, 1918-2003.

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Virginia Broderick papers, 1918-2003.

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Virginia Broderick's papers are divided into 8 series: (1) Biographical, (2) Art, (3) Art Preparation, (4) Promotion of Art, (5) Photographs of Artwork, (6) Virginia's Writing, (7) Correspondence, and (8) Ephemera. They consist roughly of materials of a biographical nature, material pertaining to Virginia's artistic activities. Additional materials are original, draft, and print copies of Broderick's art.

36 linear feet.

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Loyola University of Chicago. Women and Leadership Archives.

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Broderick, Virginia.

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Born July 29, 1917, Milwaukee, WI; died 2004. Artist specializing in religious subjects. Virginia Gaertner (neeĢ Broderick) was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on July 29, 1917 to George and Lois (Lamb) Gaertner. After attending public grade and junior high schools, she enrolled at Holy Angels Academy where she converted to the Catholicism, edited the school paper, The Arial, and graduated at the top of her class. Her academic achievements at Holy Angels Academy won her three scholarships. She chos...