Miller, Kenneth Hayes (1876–1952). Painter and printmaker
The leader of the *Fourteenth Street School, Miller chronicled modern life, particularly the experience of middle-class, urban women. Many of his works picture the shoppers or salesgirls whose consumer-oriented aspirations seemed to exemplify an up-to-the-minute lifestyle. Born in the upstate New York religious colony of Oneida, Miller moved permanently to New York City in ... ...
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