1920-'21 Taught art in Globe, Arizona, public school
1926
system 1920
1921
March 28-Apr 3, showed in Bethany College annual Eastertide Midwest Art Exhibit
Two paintings in 10th annual McPherson High School Art Exhibition
1926
May 1-8, exhibited in Sandzen show Hays,
1926
Kansas, for Spring Festival
April, in exhibition uwomen's Forum Show of Texas Artists" May, solo exhibition of landscapes hosted by Alpine Women's Study Club
1921-'24 Taught art Kansas City High School, Kansas
1926
City, Kansas
Dec 15, twin daughters Betty Lou and Lou Ann Wilton born Sparks Memorial Hospital, Fort
1922
April9-12, showed in Bethany College an nua I Eastertide Midwest Art Exhi bit
Smith, Arkansas, though Wiltons residing Jackson, Michigan, at time
1922
Meeting of the Bethany College Smoky Hill Art Club, bought Keener's linocut print for the college art collection: The
1922
1929
painting Elephant Mountain joined the Vanderpoel Collection
Peon's Servant, for $5
Awarded bronze medal from Kansas City Art Institute's nMidwestern Artists' Exhibition" annual, graphic arts division, for woodcut (nailcut) Bam on the Hill
November annual exhibition of the John H. Vanderpoel Art Association, Chicago, and
1930
Solo exhibition in hometown Dalhart, Texas
1930
Oct 15-21, "Exhibition of Paintings, Drawings and Woodcuts by Anna Elizabeth Keener," sponsored by the Art Association of Kokomo, Indiana
1922
In the 12th annual McPherson High School Annual Art Exhibition
1923
Published Spontaneity in Design, book on educational exercises based on scribbles
1931
Solo exhibition Ball State Teacher's College, Muncie, Indiana
1923
Nov 21, married Louis R. Wilton in hometown Dalhart, Texas
1932
"Exhibition of Oil Paintings, Pastels and
1925
Drawings, Woodblock Prints by Anna E. Keener," Amarillo Parent-Teacher Association, Texas
Feb 2-Mar 1, Kansas City Art Institute "Midwestern Artists' Exhibition" 1933
Feb 15-30, "Exhibition of Paintings ofTexas by Anna E. Keener"at Sartor Galleries in Dallas, Texas, and four paintings in show of "International Association of Women Painters
Two paintings included in "Exposition International Federation of Business and Professional Women," at Stedelyk Museum, Amsterdam
1934
Family moved to New Mexico; resided rest of life
and Sculptors," New York City
1934-'35 Taught at Red River School, annual salary of$605
1925-'27 Taught art Sui Ross Teachers College, Alpine, Texas 1926
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