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EASTMAN JOHNSON (1824–1906)

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Originally appearing in Volume V15, Page 462 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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EASTMAN

JOHNSON (1824–1906)  ,
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American artist, was born at Lovell, Maine, on the 29th of
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July 1824 . He studied at
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Dusseldorf, Paris, Rome and The Hague, the last city being his home for four years . In 186o he was elected to the
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National Academy of Design, New York . A distinguished portrait and genre painter, he made distinctively American themes his own, depicting the negro, fisherfolk and
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farm
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life with unusual
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interest . Such pictures as " Old
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Kentucky Home " (1867), " Husking Bee " (1876), "
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Cranberry Harvest,
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Nantucket " (188o), and his portrait
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group " The Funding
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Bill " (1881) achieved a national reputation . Among his sitters were many prominent men, including Daniel Webster; Presidents Hayes, Arthur, Cleveland and Harrison; William M . Evarts, Charles J . Folger; Emerson, Longfellow, Hawthorne, James McCosh, Noah Porter and
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Sir
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Edward
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Archbald . He died in New York City on the 5th of
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April 1906 .

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