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Clara Erskine Clement Waters (1834–1916)
Waters, Mrs. Clara Erskine (Clement). An American miscellaneous writer; born in St. Louis, MO, Aug. 28, 1834; died in 1916. In 1883–84 she made a tour round the world. The first of her many publications was the ‘Simple Story of the Orient’ (1869). ‘Legendary and Mythological Art’ (1871); ‘Artists of the Nineteenth Century and their Works,’ with Laurence Hutton (1879); ‘Eleanor Maitland,’ a novel (1881); ‘Stories of Art and Artists’ (1886); ‘Woman in the Fine Arts’ (1904); and a translation of ‘Dosia’s Daughter,’ a novel by Henri Gréville, are included in her works.