Born in Yolo County, CA on Aug. 3, 1887.
Fuller studied in San Francisco at the Mark Hopkins Art Institute and Rudolph Schaeffer School of Design, at UC Berkeley, and with Ralph Johonnot.
She taught art in the public schools of Napa and San Francisco from 1912 and was a resident of San Francisco into the 1930s.
After 1930 she was briefly known as Lydia Fuller Largent. Unmarried, she died in Monterey, CA on July 13, 1971. Member: Pacific AA; SF Women Artists.
Fuller studied in San Francisco at the Mark Hopkins Art Institute and Rudolph Schaeffer School of Design, at UC Berkeley, and with Ralph Johonnot.
She taught art in the public schools of Napa and San Francisco from 1912 and was a resident of San Francisco into the 1930s.
After 1930 she was briefly known as Lydia Fuller Largent. Unmarried, she died in Monterey, CA on July 13, 1971. Member: Pacific AA; SF Women Artists.
Born in Yolo County, CA on Aug. 3, 1887.
Fuller studied in San Francisco at the Mark Hopkins Art Institute and Rudolph Schaeffer School of Design, at UC Berkeley, and with Ralph Johonnot.
She taught art in the public schools of Napa and San Francisco from 1912 and was a resident of San Francisco into the 1930s.
After 1930 she was briefly known as Lydia Fuller Largent. Unmarried, she died in Monterey, CA on July 13, 1971. Member: Pacific AA; SF Women Artists.
Fuller studied in San Francisco at the Mark Hopkins Art Institute and Rudolph Schaeffer School of Design, at UC Berkeley, and with Ralph Johonnot.
She taught art in the public schools of Napa and San Francisco from 1912 and was a resident of San Francisco into the 1930s.
After 1930 she was briefly known as Lydia Fuller Largent. Unmarried, she died in Monterey, CA on July 13, 1971. Member: Pacific AA; SF Women Artists.
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