Sarah Gooll Putnam

Sarah Gooll Putnam was an American artist born in 1851 and passed away in 1912. She was primarily associated with the American Impressionist movement, contributing to the art scene with her portraiture and landscape works. Putnam was a prominent figure in Boston's art community, where she was known for her detailed and expressive portraits. Her diaries, which she began at the age of nine and continued throughout her life, provide valuable insights into the social and cultural milieu of her time. Putnam's work and writings have been instrumental in understanding the role of women artists in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Her legacy is preserved through her contributions to both art and historical documentation.