French, Harry W. (Harry Willard), 1854- · Boston, Lee and Shepard; New York, C.T. Dillingham · leaf 109
fpersonal popularity there, as many letters received from his friends of thatperiod unhesitatingly assert. In 1837 he was made an associate of theNational Academy of Design, being proposed by Professor Morse. Threeyears afterward he married, and returned to his fathers home, where, andin Hartford,… … HENRY BRYANT. 1850 he began a more careful study of landscape-painting, which he hassince pursued in an equal degree with portrait-painting, in the same studio(the one which he now occupies), for a quarter of a century. In theology, as well as art and science, Mr. Bryants life has been oneof…
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