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Ethnicity
* Black, African American
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Notable Gallery Representation, Pre 21st Century
* Vose Galleries, Boston
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Exhibition/Expo: Regional/National/International
* Centennial Exposition 1876, Philadelphia
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Exhibition: Museum
* Corcoran Gallery, Washington DC
* Museum of Modern Art, New York
* National Academy of Design-
* Whitney Museum of American Art
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Methods
* Drawing, Draftsmanship, Draughtsman
* Easel Painting
* Illustration, Illustrator
* Murals of Fresco, Mixed Media, Mosaic or Paint
* Printmaking, Graphic Design
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Media
* Aquatint
* Etching, Etcher
* Fresco
* Ink
* Mixed-Media, Multi-Media
* Oil Paint
* Pastel Painting
* Stone, Limestone
* Watercolor, Watercolour
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Subjects
* Animals, Zoology
* Birds, Ornithology
* Botanics
* Indian Figure, Genre, Portrait, Symbolism
* Marine, Maritime, Nautical, Boats
* National Parks and/or State Parks
* Portrait
* Seascape
* Still Life
* Western: Cowboys, Indians, Horses
* Wildlife, Wild Animal
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Geography/Places Lived and/or Worked
* Charleston, South Carolina Pre 1940
* Colorado Before 1900
* England Before 1900
* Europe
* Mexico and/or Central America
* Minnesota, Upper Mississippi Before 1900
* Missouri River Valley Pre 1900
* New Orleans Before 1920
* Paris Studied Before 1900
* Texas Before 1940
* West Virginia Before 1920
* Yellowstone National Park
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Association
* National Academy of Design
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Teacher
* Thomas Sully
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Chronology
* Early 19th Century Before Civil War
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Some Collections
* Chicago Union League Club
* Daniel J Terra Collection
* Gerald Peters Collection
* Warner Collection
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Added Description
* Bird Specialty
* LIFE Magazine Featured Artist
* Mural Specialty
* Wildlife Specialty
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 ORIGINAL WATERCOLOR FOR "LONG HAIRED SQUIRREL" PL. 27, FROM "THE VIVIPAROUS QUADRUPEDS OF NORTH AMERICA," CIRCA 1841-45 Artwork images are copyright of the artist or assignee
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