Loraine Moore

Loraine Elizabeth Moore (1911–1988) was an American printmaker. Her artistic career lasted more than 50 years.

Moore studied printmaking at Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College with Doel Reed and trained under the painter and muralist Xavier Gonzales at Portland Art Museum. Moore was one of the ten artists selected to represent Oklahoma at the 1938 World's Fair, appearing there again in 1968.

Works
Her work is included in various collections including the Seattle Art Museum, the National Gallery of Art, Washington and the Dallas Museum of Art.


 * Arcadia, 1941, screenprint. Housed at the National Gallery of Art.
 * Picuris Pueblo, c. 1952, aquatint and etching. Housed at the National Gallery of Art.
 * Choctaw, 1945, aquatint and etching. Housed at Seattle Art Museum.
 * The Citadel, 1978, aquatint and etching.