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See also: American artist, was See also: born at Setauket, Long See also: Island, New See also: York, on the 26th of See also: November 1807
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He studied in the See also: schools of the See also: National See also: Academy of Design, New York, and in 1832 was made a full Academician
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Among his better-known See also: works are " Turning
the Grindstone " and " See also: Farmer's Nooning," Jonathan See also: Sturgis collection; " Turn of the Leaf," See also: Lenox Library, New York; " Bargaining for a See also: Horse," New York See also: Historical Society; " Raffling for a See also: Goose," M
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Robert's collection; " Long See also: Story," Corcoran See also: Art Gallery, See also: Washington; and " War See also: News," Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
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He died at Setauket, Long Island, on the 19th of November 1868
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His See also: brother, Shepard Alonzo See also: Mount (1804-1868), also an artist, best known as a portrait painter, became a National Academician in 1842
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