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See also: American artist, was See also: born in the Isle of See also: Man in 1839
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He was taken to the See also: United States when a See also: child, and studied in the See also: schools of the Pennsylvania See also: Academy of the See also: Fine Arts, See also: Philadelphia, the See also: directors of which sent him to See also: France in 1863 to study
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He won a medal of the second class at the See also: Paris See also: Salon of 1872
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He went to Pont Aven, See also: Brittany, in the early sixties, where he remained until his See also: death on the 4th of See also: February 1877
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He painted See also: Breton peasants and scenes in the See also: history of Brittany; among his important See also: works was a large See also: canvas, " The Death of a Vendean Chief," now at the Metropolitan Museum of See also: Art, New See also: York
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