French, Harry W. (Harry Willard), 1854- · Boston, Lee and Shepard; New York, C.T. Dillingham · leaf 178
to the prompting ofhis love of painting, and soon became principal of the New-EnglandSchool of Design. When twenty-seven he resigned the position, and,after a careful study of art in the first Paris Exposition, became a pupil inthe Royal Academy of Art in Antwerp, of which he was afterward madean… … a CONNECTICUT HOMESTEAD. — THE REVOLUTIONARY ELMS OF EAST HARTFORD, BY A. F. BELLOWS. popular characteristic of his work has become his combination of figure-life with landscape. On the revival of water-color painting in AmericaMr. Bellows was found among the first, and has become one of its…
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