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Exhibition/Expo: Regional/National/International
* AskART Panama Pacific Expo, 1915
* Louisiana Purchase Expo, St. Louis World's Fair 1904
* Panama Pacific Exhibition of 1915
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Exhibition: Art Association
* Boston Art Club-
* National Arts Club
* Society of Western Artists (1896-1914)-
* St. Botolph Club, Boston-
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Exhibition: Museum
* Art Institute of Chicago
* Carnegie Institute, International
* Corcoran Gallery, Washington DC
* National Academy of Design-
* Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
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Methods
* Easel Painting
* Plein Aire Painting
* Printmaking, Graphic Design
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Media
* Etching, Etcher
* Oil Paint
* Watercolor, Watercolour
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Styles
* Impressionism Before 1940
* Tonalist, Tonalism
* Trompe l'oeil
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Subjects
* Architecture Images-Buildings, Houses, Structures
* Coastal, Shoreline Views
* Figure, Figurative, Human Figure
* Landscape
* Marine, Maritime, Nautical, Boats
* Mountain Views
* Still Life
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Geography/Places Lived and/or Worked
* Canadian Rocky Mountains
* Germany Before 1900
* Gloucester, Cape Ann, Massachusetts
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Associations
* Cincinnati Art Club
* National Academy of Design
* Salmagundi Club-
* Society of Western Artists (1896-1914)
* St. Botolph Club, Boston
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Teacher
* Frank Duveneck
* Thomas Noble
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Schools
* Academy Colarossi, Student
* Cincinnati Academy of Art, Student
* Cincinnati Academy of Art, Teacher
* McMicken School of Design, Student
* Munich Academy of Fine Arts, Royal Academy, Student
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Chronology
* Early 20th Century Before 1950
* Late 19th Century, After Civil War
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Added Description
* Art Educator: School Teaching, Public Lectures, Workshops
* Landscape Specialty
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 Rocks at Gloucester Artwork images are copyright of the artist or assignee
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