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See also: American painter, was See also: born at See also: Shelbyville, See also: Tennessee, on the 28th of See also: September 1855
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He was a pupil of J
.
L
.
Gerbme at See also: Paris, and became a member of the See also: National See also: Academy of Design, New See also: York
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From 1883 onwards, he attracted much See also: attention by his paintings of See also: North American See also: Indians, his " See also: Moose See also: Hunt,"
Aztec See also: King " and " Mourning her Brave " achieving
See also: great popularity and showing the strong influence of Gerbme
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These
were followed by picture portraits, particularly of See also: mother and See also: child, largely' suggestive of the See also: work of the Dutch, Flemish and See also: German masters, carefully arranged as to See also: line and mass, and worked out in great detail with consummate technical skill
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Several of his paintings have for subject his own See also: children and his wife; one of these is in the See also: Boston Museum of See also: Fine Arts
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