Elected a member of the National Academy of Design in 1861 and a painter of portraits, genre and still life paintings, Edward Bowers was an artist about whom there is minimal information including birth and death places. His painting, Fruit and Wine, in the Boston Museum and dated 1865, is his most famous work.
As early as 1822, Bowers was known to have been in Baltimore where he was doing "imitative" paintings such as Italian Peasant, The Monk and Teaching Young Va (showing 500 of 2072 characters). |
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