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SAMUEL COLMAN (1832– )

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Originally appearing in Volume V06, Page 696 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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SAMUEL
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COLMAN (1832– )  ,
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American landscape painter, was
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born at
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Portland,
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Maine, on the 4th of
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March 1832, He was a
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pupil of Ashur B .
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Durand in New
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York, and in 186o–1862 studied in
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Spain,
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Italy,
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France and
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England . In 1871–1876 he was again in
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Europe . In 186o, with
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James D . Smilie, he founded the American
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Water Color Society, and became its first
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president (1866-1867), his own water-
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colour paintings being particularly
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fine . He was elected a member of the
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National
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Academy of
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Design in 1862 . Among his
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works are " The
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Ships of the Western Plains," in the
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Union
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League
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Club, New York; and "The
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Spanish Peaks,
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Colorado," in the
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Metropolitan Museum, New York .

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