Mary H. Wellman

Summary

Mary H. Wellman is a human^[1]. She worked as a scientific illustrator^[2].

Key Facts

• Mary H. Wellman worked as a scientific illustrator^[2].
• Among Mary H. Wellman's employers was Hopkins Marine Station^[3].
• Mary H. Wellman is recorded as female^[4].
• Mary H. Wellman's instance of is recorded as human^[5].
• Mary H. Wellman's Commons category is recorded as Mary Wellman^[6].
• Mary H. Wellman's Stuttgart Database of Scientific Illustrators ID is recorded as 10654^[7].
• Mary H. Wellman's significant person is recorded as David Starr Jordan^[8].
• Mary H. Wellman's significant person is recorded as Vernon Lyman Kellogg^[9].
• Mary H. Wellman's significant person is recorded as Florence E. Dorsey^[10].
• Mary H. Wellman's contributed to creative work is recorded as A guide to the study of fishes^[11].
• Mary H. Wellman's contributed to creative work is recorded as A guide to the study of fishes, by David Starr Jordan ..^[12].
• Mary H. Wellman's contributed to creative work is recorded as American insects^[13].
• Mary H. Wellman's BHL creator ID is recorded as 254399^[14].

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Career and Affiliations

Mary H. Wellman worked as a scientific illustrator^[2]. She was employed by Hopkins Marine Station^[3].

FAQs

What did Mary H. Wellman do for work?

Mary H. Wellman worked as scientific illustrator^[2].