Olney designed the Tennessee marble mausoleum, which is flanked by two Roman-style columns of Vermont granite and has two age-darkened bronze doors in front. Footnotes Sources External links Claribel and Etta Cone's documents at Baltimore Museum of Art. Collecting Matisse and the modern masters works: Cone Sisters of Baltimore Exhibition (2011) at Jewish Museum (New York City) Claribel Cone's memorial at Find-a-Grave Etta Cone's memorial at Find-a-Grave "Etta Cone", Jewish Women Archive, Harriet Feinberg American art collectors Women art collectors American people of German-Jewish descent People from Baltimore Sisters American socialites Burials at Druid Ridge Cemetery 1864 births 1870 births 1929 deaths 1949 deaths 20th-century American women physicians 20th-century American physicians 19th-century American women physicians 19th-century American physicians People from Jonesborough, Tennessee