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Birth
1849 (Boston, Massachusetts)
Death
1921 (Dublin, New Hampshire)
Lived/Active
New York/New Hampshire
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female figure, portrait and landscape painting, camouflage art
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| Around 1920, David Reasoner and two other Boston artists (Henry O’Connor (1891-1975) and Frederick Rhodes Sisson (1893-1962)) became apprentices and assistants to Abbott Handerson Thayer at the well-known painter’s home and studio in Dublin, New Hampshire. Thayer’s publications about the “concealing coloration of animals” had influenced the development of Allied wartime camouflage during WWI. In various sources, Reasoner, O’Connor and Sisson have been described as Thayer’s “copyists” (they (showing 500 of 8335 characters). |
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