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JONATHAN SCOTT HARTLEY (1845– )

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Originally appearing in Volume V13, Page 35 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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JONATHAN
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SCOTT
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HARTLEY (1845– )  ,
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American sculptor, was
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born at
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Albany, New
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York, on the 23rd of
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September 1845 . He was a
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pupil of E . D .
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Palmer, New York, and of the
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schools of the Royal
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Academy,
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London; he later studied for a
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year in
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Berlin and for a year in
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Paris . His first important
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work (1882) was a statue of
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Miles
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Morgan, the Puritan, for
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Springfield,
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Mass . Among his other
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works are the
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Daguerre
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monument in
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Washington; "
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Thomas K .
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Beecher,"
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Elmira, New York, and "
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Alfred the
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Great," Appellate
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Court
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House, New York . He devoted himself particularly to the making of portrait busts, in which he attained high
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rank . In 1881 he became a member of the
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National Academy of
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Design .

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