page_title: Fredrikke Palmer
section_title: Early life
hierarchical_section_title: Fredrikke Palmer / Early life
caption_attribution_description: English: A drawing of two white women in profile; one is younger, standing, hands crossed on her chest; the other is older, seated, hands clasped over her lap. The setting is outdoors; the background is mostly sky and clouds, with a low horizon.
context_page_description: Fredrikke S. Palmer was a Norwegian-born American illustrator and cartoonist, best known for her work in The Woman's Journal, an American suffrage magazine.
context_section_description: Fredrikke Marie Schjöth (or Schjödt or Schiøt) was born in Drammen, Norway, the daughter of Jens Rudolf Schjöth and Inger Claudine Schjöth (née Thomesen). She studied art in Norway with Knud Bergslien, and in Berlin with Karl Gussow.
caption: Fredrikke S. Palmer, "Waiting" (1917)
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