Archaeological Institute of America, Archaeological Society of Washington, College Art Association of America · Concord, N.H. ; Washington, D.C. : Archaeological Institute of America · leaf 55
were hardlyknown beyond Paris. In Mr. Wood-well, Pittsburgh again had direct con-tact, as in earlier times, with the moreintense art Hfe of Europe. AlthoughMr. Woodwell engaged in businessupon his return to Pittsburgh, he foundsome time to paint every day. Mr. A. vS. Walls experience was… … Landscape, by Alfred S. Wall. In the Carnegie Institute Collection.
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