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See also: American landscape-painter, was See also: born at See also: Milford, Massachusetts, on the loth of See also: November 1829
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He first studied architecture, then turned to See also: painting, and worked in See also: Paris and in the Royal See also: Academy at See also: Antwerp
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He painted much in See also: England; was a member of the See also: National Academy of Design, and of the American See also: Water Color Society, New See also: York; and an honorary member of the Royal Belgian Society of Water-Colourists
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His earlier See also: work was genre, in oils; after 1865 he used water-See also: colours more and more exclusively and painted landscapes
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Among his water-colours are " Afternoon in Surrey " (1868); " See also: Sunday in Devonshire " (1876), exhibited at the See also: Philadelphia Exposition; " New England See also: Village School " (1878) ; and " The Parsonage " (1879)
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He died in Auburndale, Massachusetts, on the 24th of November 1883
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