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CHARLES HOWARD DAVIS (1857- )

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Originally appearing in Volume V07, Page 866 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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CHARLES
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HOWARD
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DAVIS (1857- )  ,
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American landscape painter, was
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born at
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East
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Cambridge,
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Massachusetts, on the 2nd of
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February 1857 . A
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pupil of the
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schools of the
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Boston Museum of
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Fine Arts, he was sent to
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Paris in r880 . Having studied at the
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Academy
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Julian under
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Lefebvre and
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Boulanger, he went to
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Barbizon and painted much in the
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forest of
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Fontainebleau under the traditions of the " men of
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thirty." He became a full member of the
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National Academy of
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Design in 1906, and received many awards, including a
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silver
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medal at the Paris
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Exhibition of 1889 . He is represented by important
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works in the
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Metropolitan Museum of
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Art, New
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York; the Corcoran Art
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Gallery,
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Washington; the
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Pennsylvania Academy,
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Philadelphia, and the Boston Museum of Fine Arts .

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