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, Mary Augusta Mullikin (Cincinnati, Ohio, 2 … Mary Augusta Mullikin (Cincinnati, Ohio, 20 de mayo de 1874 - Austin, 11 de febrero de 1964) fue una pintora estadounidense que pasó casi 30 años en China desde 1920 hasta el final de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Miembro de la Federación Americana de Arte. Coautora con Anna Hotchkis, también pintora, de dos libros de sus viajes por China, ilustrados por ellas mismas, titulados Esculturas budistas de las cuevas de Yun Kang (Librairie française, Peiping, 1935) y Las nueve montañas sagradas de China (Vetch y Lee, Hong Kong, 1973). También hizo varios artículos para la revista National Geographic, acompañados de sus dibujos, incluido "La Gran Muralla de Esculturas de China" en el National Geographic de marzo de 1938 (págs. 313–348) sobre las primeras esculturas budistas en lo que se conocía como Grutas de Yun Kang, y Tài Shan, Montaña Sagrada de Oriente" en junio de 1945. Sus pinturas y dibujos también se expusieron en la Corcoran Gallery en Washington DC y en la Academia de Filadelfia, así como en las Brook Street Galleries de Londres y numerosas exposiciones en China.ndres y numerosas exposiciones en China.
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