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Then, to support herself, she got a job as a mother’s helper to a successful Quaker merchant, William Augustus Brown. Their father’s death forced Eliza to auction the family furniture and move to a smaller house.įidelia studied drawing during her convalescence from a long illness. Her mother died three hours before the news of Henry Bridges’ death arrived in Salem.Įliza taught school and cared for her orphaned younger siblings, Elizabeth, Fidelia and Henry. When Fidelia Bridges was 15, her father died while overseas in Whampoa. The family lived at 100 Essex Street, now known as the Fidelia Bridges Guest House. He is said to have brought back many curios for what is now the Peabody-Essex Museum. Her father carried a set of Shakespeare’s works with him on his voyages and was an accomplished carver. Henry Gardiner Bridges and Eliza Chadwick Bridges.
Like another Salem artist, Frank Benson, she loved the outdoors. She ‘Paints as if the year were all springtime,’ wrote one critic.įidelia Bridges was the daughter of a Salem sea captain who plied the China trade. Though now largely forgotten, she earned renown among the artists of her time.įidelia Bridges limited her subjects to birds and plants, which she rendered with exquisite detail and a poetic sensibility. During her lifetime, she was one of the very few women artists who could support herself with her work. Fidelia Bridges often felt lonely and sad, but her exquisite paintings convey a lyrical joy in the birds and flowers she loved.
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