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DAVID DALHOFF NEAL (1838– )

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Originally appearing in Volume V19, Page 320 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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DAVID DALHOFF
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NEAL (1838– )  ,
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American artist, was
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born at
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Lowell,
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Massachusetts, on the loth of
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October 1838 . He was a
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pupil of the Royal
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Academy,
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Munich, under Max . E . Ainmiller, whose daughter he subsequently married . Later he entered the studio of
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Piloty, with whom he remained from 1869 to 1876 . His picture, " The First
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Meeting of
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Mary
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Stuart and
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Rizzio," won for him the
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great
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medal of the Royal Bavarian Academy of
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Art . Besides portraits his canvases include "
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James
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Watt," a large
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historical
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composition shown at the Royal Academy, 1874, "
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Chapel of the
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Kings at
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Westminster " (collection of F . Cutting,
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Boston) and "
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Cromwell visiting
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Milton " (Hurlbut collection,
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Cleveland,
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Ohio) .

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