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	[[Image:kaufman.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: https://otlag.com/artist%20folders/Alda%20Kaufman/Alda_Kaufman.html]]KAUFMAN, Alda. (Munich, Germany, Aug. 12, 1946-- ). Born of Latvian parents in Munich, Germany, Alda Kirulis Kaufman immigrated to the United States in 1951. A student at [[PRESCOTT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], she was permitted to remain inside and draw rather than attend recess. While a future in art might have been expected, she attended the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] with a double major in biology and chemistry. She worked for twenty-seven years as a medical technologist at [[MEDICAL ASSOCIATES CLINIC PC (THE)]] 1.		[[Image:kaufman.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: https://otlag.com/artist%20folders/Alda%20Kaufman/Alda_Kaufman.html]]KAUFMAN, Alda. (Munich, Germany, Aug. 12, 1946-- ). Born of Latvian parents in Munich, Germany, Alda Kirulis Kaufman immigrated to the United States in 1951. A student at [[PRESCOTT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], she was permitted to remain inside and draw rather than attend recess. While a future in art might have been expected, she attended the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] with a double major in biology and chemistry. She worked for twenty-seven years as a medical technologist at [[MEDICAL ASSOCIATES CLINIC PC (THE)]] (1)

	She studied watercolor painting under many nationally known artists.(2) Finding watercolor suited to her personality and talents, she experimented with new surfaces not normally used with watercolors and occasionally adding some mixed media. Although she painted a variety of subject matter, Kaufman preferred to concentrate on the local and familiar and liked to emphasize design in her works.		She studied watercolor painting under many nationally known artists. (2) Finding watercolor suited to her personality and talents, she experimented with new surfaces not normally used with watercolors and occasionally adding some mixed media. Although she painted a variety of subject matter, Kaufman preferred to concentrate on the local and familiar and liked to emphasize design in her works.

	Kaufman brought a group of local artists together to form the Tuesday Group and is a member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and the Dubuque-based Iowa Plein Air Painters~~, Kaufman~~ was a signature member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and Iowa Artists. (3) Her works are owned by [[MEDICAL ASSOCIATES CLINIC PC (THE)]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Grand River Center, [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Wendt Center, [[FINLEY HOSPITAL (THE)]], The Mississippi River Museum, The Dubuque Racing Association, several local restaurants and banks, and many private collectors. Her paintings were featured on two [[JULIEN'S JOURNAL]] covers and published in the International Artist's book "100 Ways to Paint People." (4) The Dubuque Museum of Art featured her in a one-person show in 2012.		Kaufman brought a group of local artists together to form the Tuesday Group and was a member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and the Dubuque-based Iowa Plein Air Painters. She was a signature member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and Iowa Artists. (3) Her works are owned by [[MEDICAL ASSOCIATES CLINIC PC (THE)]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Grand River Center, [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Wendt Center, [[FINLEY HOSPITAL (THE)]], The Mississippi River Museum, The Dubuque Racing Association, several local restaurants and banks, and many private collectors. Her paintings were featured on two [[JULIEN'S JOURNAL]] covers and published in the International Artist's book "100 Ways to Paint People." (4) The Dubuque Museum of Art featured her in a one-person show in 2012.

	[[Image:backbuilding.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Alda Kaufman's "Back Building." Photo courtesy: National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium]]She painted with the local Tuesday Group since 1978 and was associated with The Art Studio at Fountain Park where she painted with six other Dubuque artists.		[[Image:backbuilding.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Alda Kaufman's "Back Building." Photo courtesy: National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium]]She painted with the local Tuesday Group since 1978 and was associated with The Art Studio at Fountain Park where she painted with six other Dubuque artists.

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	[[Image:kaufman.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: https://otlag.com/artist%20folders/Alda%20Kaufman/Alda_Kaufman.html]]KAUFMAN, Alda. (Munich, Germany, Aug. 12, 1946-- ). Born of Latvian parents in Munich, Germany, Alda Kirulis Kaufman immigrated to the United States in 1951. She ~~studied watercolor painting under many nationally known artists.~~ (1)		[[Image:kaufman.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: https://otlag.com/artist%20folders/Alda%20Kaufman/Alda_Kaufman.html]]KAUFMAN, Alda. (Munich, Germany, Aug. 12, 1946-- ). Born of Latvian parents in Munich, Germany, Alda Kirulis Kaufman immigrated to the United States in 1951. A student at [[PRESCOTT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]], she was permitted to remain inside and draw rather than attend recess. While a future in art might have been expected, she attended the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] with a double major in biology and chemistry. She worked for twenty-seven years as a medical technologist at [[MEDICAL ASSOCIATES CLINIC PC (THE)]] 1.

	Finding watercolor suited to her personality and talents, she experimented with new surfaces not normally used with watercolors and occasionally adding some mixed media. Although she painted a variety of subject matter, Kaufman preferred to concentrate on the local and familiar and liked to emphasize design in her works. ~~(2)~~		She studied watercolor painting under many nationally known artists.(2) Finding watercolor suited to her personality and talents, she experimented with new surfaces not normally used with watercolors and occasionally adding some mixed media. Although she painted a variety of subject matter, Kaufman preferred to concentrate on the local and familiar and liked to emphasize design in her works.

	Kaufman was a signature member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and Iowa Artists. (3) Her works are owned by [[MEDICAL ASSOCIATES CLINIC PC (THE)]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Grand River Center, [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Wendt Center, [[FINLEY HOSPITAL (THE)]], The Mississippi River Museum, The Dubuque Racing Association, several local restaurants and banks, and many private collectors. Her paintings were featured on two [[JULIEN'S JOURNAL]] covers and published in the International Artist's book "100 Ways to Paint People." (4)		Kaufman brought a group of local artists together to form the Tuesday Group and is a member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and the Dubuque-based Iowa Plein Air Painters, Kaufman was a signature member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and Iowa Artists. (3) Her works are owned by [[MEDICAL ASSOCIATES CLINIC PC (THE)]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Grand River Center, [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Wendt Center, [[FINLEY HOSPITAL (THE)]], The Mississippi River Museum, The Dubuque Racing Association, several local restaurants and banks, and many private collectors. Her paintings were featured on two [[JULIEN'S JOURNAL]] covers and published in the International Artist's book "100 Ways to Paint People." (4) The Dubuque Museum of Art featured her in a one-person show in 2012.

	[[Image:backbuilding.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Alda Kaufman's "Back Building." Photo courtesy: National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium]]She painted with the local Tuesday Group since 1978 and was associated with The Art Studio at Fountain Park where she painted with six other Dubuque artists.		[[Image:backbuilding.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Alda Kaufman's "Back Building." Photo courtesy: National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium]]She painted with the local Tuesday Group since 1978 and was associated with The Art Studio at Fountain Park where she painted with six other Dubuque artists.
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	1. "Alda Kaufman," Online: https://dbqstudioworks.org/new-gallery-3		1. O'Neill, Tim, Brian Cooper, Brenden West, "Leading Lights of Visual Arts," Arts in the Tri-States (special publication), Telegraph Herald, May 23, 2019, p. 47

			2. "Alda Kaufman," Online: https://dbqstudioworks.org/new-gallery-3

	2. ~~"Painting," Outside the Lines Art Gallery, Online: https://otlag~~.~~com/artist%20folders/Alda%20Kaufman/Alda_Kaufman~~.~~html~~		3. O'Neill et.al.

	3. "Alda ~~Kaufman~~.~~.."~~		4. "Painting," Outside the Lines Art Gallery, Online: https://otlag.com/artist%20folders/Alda%20Kaufman/Alda_Kaufman.htm

	~~4. Ibid.~~


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	Kaufman was a signature member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and Iowa Artists. (3) Her works are owned by [[MEDICAL ASSOCIATES CLINIC PC (THE)]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Grand River Center, [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Wendt Center, [[FINLEY HOSPITAL (THE)]], The Mississippi River Museum, The Dubuque Racing Association, several local restaurants and banks, and many private collectors. Her paintings were featured on two [[JULIEN'S JOURNAL]] covers and published in the International Artist's book "100 Ways to Paint People." (4)		Kaufman was a signature member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and Iowa Artists. (3) Her works are owned by [[MEDICAL ASSOCIATES CLINIC PC (THE)]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Grand River Center, [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Wendt Center, [[FINLEY HOSPITAL (THE)]], The Mississippi River Museum, The Dubuque Racing Association, several local restaurants and banks, and many private collectors. Her paintings were featured on two [[JULIEN'S JOURNAL]] covers and published in the International Artist's book "100 Ways to Paint People." (4)

	[[Image:backbuilding.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Alda Kaufman's "Back Building." Photo courtesy: National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium]]She painted with the local Tuesday Group since 1978~~. She~~ was associated with The Art Studio at Fountain Park where she painted with six other Dubuque artists.		[[Image:backbuilding.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Alda Kaufman's "Back Building." Photo courtesy: National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium]]She painted with the local Tuesday Group since 1978 and was associated with The Art Studio at Fountain Park where she painted with six other Dubuque artists.

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	[[Image:kaufman.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: ~~www.~~otlag.com/~~...~~/Alda%20Kaufman/~~AldaKaufman~~.~~htm~~]]KAUFMAN, Alda. (Munich, Germany, Aug. 12, 1946-- ). Born of Latvian parents in Munich, Germany, Alda Kirulis Kaufman immigrated to the United States in 1951. She studied watercolor painting under many nationally known artists.		[[Image:kaufman.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: https://otlag.com/artist%20folders/Alda%20Kaufman/Alda_Kaufman.html]]KAUFMAN, Alda. (Munich, Germany, Aug. 12, 1946-- ). Born of Latvian parents in Munich, Germany, Alda Kirulis Kaufman immigrated to the United States in 1951. She studied watercolor painting under many nationally known artists. (1)

	Finding watercolor suited to her personality and talents, she experimented with new surfaces not normally used with watercolors and occasionally adding some mixed media. Although she painted a variety of subject matter, Kaufman preferred to concentrate on the local and familiar and liked to emphasize design in her works.		Finding watercolor suited to her personality and talents, she experimented with new surfaces not normally used with watercolors and occasionally adding some mixed media. Although she painted a variety of subject matter, Kaufman preferred to concentrate on the local and familiar and liked to emphasize design in her works. (2)

	Kaufman was a signature member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and Iowa Artists.		Kaufman was a signature member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and Iowa Artists. (3) Her works are owned by [[MEDICAL ASSOCIATES CLINIC PC (THE)]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Grand River Center, [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Wendt Center, [[FINLEY HOSPITAL (THE)]], The Mississippi River Museum, The Dubuque Racing Association, several local restaurants and banks, and many private collectors. Her paintings were featured on two [[JULIEN'S JOURNAL]] covers and published in the International Artist's book "100 Ways to Paint People." (4)
	Her works are owned by [[MEDICAL ASSOCIATES CLINIC PC (THE)]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Grand River Center, [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Wendt Center, [[FINLEY HOSPITAL (THE)]], The Mississippi River Museum, The Dubuque Racing Association, several local restaurants and banks, and many private collectors. Her paintings were featured on two [[JULIEN'S JOURNAL]] covers and published in the International Artist's book "100 Ways to Paint People."

	[[Image:backbuilding.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Alda Kaufman's "Back Building." Photo courtesy: National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium]]She painted with the local Tuesday Group since 1978. She was associated with The Art Studio at Fountain Park where she painted with six other Dubuque artists.		[[Image:backbuilding.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Alda Kaufman's "Back Building." Photo courtesy: National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium]]She painted with the local Tuesday Group since 1978. She was associated with The Art Studio at Fountain Park where she painted with six other Dubuque artists.

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			Source:

			1. "Alda Kaufman," Online: https://dbqstudioworks.org/new-gallery-3

			2. "Painting," Outside the Lines Art Gallery, Online: https://otlag.com/artist%20folders/Alda%20Kaufman/Alda_Kaufman.html

			3. "Alda Kaufman..."

			4. Ibid.


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	Kaufman was a signature member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and Iowa Artists.		Kaufman was a signature member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and Iowa Artists.
	Her works are owned by [[MEDICAL ASSOCIATES]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Grand River Center, [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Wendt Center, [[FINLEY HOSPITAL (THE)]], The Mississippi River Museum, The Dubuque Racing Association, several local restaurants and banks, and many private collectors. Her paintings were featured on two [[JULIEN'S JOURNAL]] covers and published in the International Artist's book "100 Ways to Paint People."		Her works are owned by [[MEDICAL ASSOCIATES CLINIC PC (THE)]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Grand River Center, [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Wendt Center, [[FINLEY HOSPITAL (THE)]], The Mississippi River Museum, The Dubuque Racing Association, several local restaurants and banks, and many private collectors. Her paintings were featured on two [[JULIEN'S JOURNAL]] covers and published in the International Artist's book "100 Ways to Paint People."

	She painted with the local Tuesday Group since 1978. She was associated with The Art Studio at Fountain Park where she painted with six other Dubuque artists.		[[Image:backbuilding.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Alda Kaufman's "Back Building." Photo courtesy: National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium]]She painted with the local Tuesday Group since 1978. She was associated with The Art Studio at Fountain Park where she painted with six other Dubuque artists.


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	Kaufman was a signature member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and Iowa Artists.		Kaufman was a signature member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and Iowa Artists.
	Her works are owned by [[MEDICAL ASSOCIATES]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Grand River Center, [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Wendt Center, [[FINLEY HOSPITAL]], The Mississippi River Museum, The Dubuque Racing Association, several local restaurants and banks, and many private collectors. Her paintings were featured on two [[JULIEN'S JOURNAL]] covers and published in the International Artist's book "100 Ways to Paint People."		Her works are owned by [[MEDICAL ASSOCIATES]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Grand River Center, [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Wendt Center, [[FINLEY HOSPITAL (THE)]], The Mississippi River Museum, The Dubuque Racing Association, several local restaurants and banks, and many private collectors. Her paintings were featured on two [[JULIEN'S JOURNAL]] covers and published in the International Artist's book "100 Ways to Paint People."

	She painted with the local Tuesday Group since 1978. She was associated with The Art Studio at Fountain Park where she painted with six other Dubuque artists.		She painted with the local Tuesday Group since 1978. She was associated with The Art Studio at Fountain Park where she painted with six other Dubuque artists.

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	[[Image:kaufman.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]KAUFMAN, Alda. (Munich, Germany, Aug. 12, 1946-- ). Born of Latvian parents in Munich, Germany, Alda Kirulis Kaufman immigrated to the United States in 1951. She studied watercolor painting under many nationally known artists.		[[Image:kaufman.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: www.otlag.com/.../Alda%20Kaufman/AldaKaufman.htm]]KAUFMAN, Alda. (Munich, Germany, Aug. 12, 1946-- ). Born of Latvian parents in Munich, Germany, Alda Kirulis Kaufman immigrated to the United States in 1951. She studied watercolor painting under many nationally known artists.

	Finding watercolor suited to her personality and talents, she experimented with new surfaces not normally used with watercolors and occasionally adding some mixed media. Although she painted a variety of subject matter, Kaufman preferred to concentrate on the local and familiar and liked to emphasize design in her works.		Finding watercolor suited to her personality and talents, she experimented with new surfaces not normally used with watercolors and occasionally adding some mixed media. Although she painted a variety of subject matter, Kaufman preferred to concentrate on the local and familiar and liked to emphasize design in her works.

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	Kaufman was a signature member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and Iowa Artists.		Kaufman was a signature member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and Iowa Artists.
	Her works are owned by [[~~MEDIAL~~ ASSOCIATES]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Grand River Center, [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Wendt Center, [[FINLEY HOSPITAL]], The Mississippi River Museum, The Dubuque Racing Association, several local restaurants and banks, and many private collectors. Her paintings were featured on two [[JULIEN'S JOURNAL]] covers and published in the International Artist's book "100 Ways to Paint People."		Her works are owned by [[MEDICAL ASSOCIATES]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Grand River Center, [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Wendt Center, [[FINLEY HOSPITAL]], The Mississippi River Museum, The Dubuque Racing Association, several local restaurants and banks, and many private collectors. Her paintings were featured on two [[JULIEN'S JOURNAL]] covers and published in the International Artist's book "100 Ways to Paint People."

	She painted with the local Tuesday Group since 1978. She was associated with The Art Studio at Fountain Park where she painted with six other Dubuque artists.		She painted with the local Tuesday Group since 1978. She was associated with The Art Studio at Fountain Park where she painted with six other Dubuque artists.

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	KAUFMAN, Alda. (Munich, Germany, Aug. 12, 1946-- ). ~~Artist. A member and former director~~ of ~~the [[DUBUQUE MUSEUM OF ART]] and a Signature Member of the Iowa Watercolor Society~~, Kaufman ~~was a celebrated local~~ watercolor ~~artist. Her paintings, emphasizing design and value rather than subject matter, graced~~ many ~~homes and galleries and regularly won prizes in competition~~.		[[Image:kaufman.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]KAUFMAN, Alda. (Munich, Germany, Aug. 12, 1946-- ). Born of Latvian parents in Munich, Germany, Alda Kirulis Kaufman immigrated to the United States in 1951. She studied watercolor painting under many nationally known artists.

	~~A part-time medical technologist at~~ [[~~MEDICAL~~ ASSOCIATES]], ~~she painted on a weekly basis with the~~ local ~~Tuesday Morning Group for support~~ and ~~inspiration~~ and ~~participated in~~ many ~~one person, group~~ and ~~juried shows~~.		Finding watercolor suited to her personality and talents, she experimented with new surfaces not normally used with watercolors and occasionally adding some mixed media. Although she painted a variety of subject matter, Kaufman preferred to concentrate on the local and familiar and liked to emphasize design in her works.

			Kaufman was a signature member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and Iowa Artists.
			Her works are owned by [[MEDIAL ASSOCIATES]], [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]], Grand River Center, [[LORAS COLLEGE]], Wendt Center, [[FINLEY HOSPITAL]], The Mississippi River Museum, The Dubuque Racing Association, several local restaurants and banks, and many private collectors. Her paintings were featured on two [[JULIEN'S JOURNAL]] covers and published in the International Artist's book "100 Ways to Paint People."

			She painted with the local Tuesday Group since 1978. She was associated with The Art Studio at Fountain Park where she painted with six other Dubuque artists.


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	KAUFMAN, Alda. (Munich, Germany, Aug. 12, 1946-- ). Artist. A member and former director of the ~~Dubuque Museum of Art~~ and a Signature Member of the Iowa Watercolor Society, Kaufman was a celebrated local watercolor artist. Her paintings, emphasizing design and value rather than subject matter, graced many homes and galleries and regularly won prizes in competition.		KAUFMAN, Alda. (Munich, Germany, Aug. 12, 1946-- ). Artist. A member and former director of the [[DUBUQUE MUSEUM OF ART]] and a Signature Member of the Iowa Watercolor Society, Kaufman was a celebrated local watercolor artist. Her paintings, emphasizing design and value rather than subject matter, graced many homes and galleries and regularly won prizes in competition.

	A part-time medical technologist at [[MEDICAL ASSOCIATES]], she painted on a weekly basis with the local Tuesday Morning Group for support and inspiration and participated in many one person, group and juried shows.		A part-time medical technologist at [[MEDICAL ASSOCIATES]], she painted on a weekly basis with the local Tuesday Morning Group for support and inspiration and participated in many one person, group and juried shows.

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