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An example of work by Wallace Leroy De Wolf
Artwork images are copyright of the artist or assignee
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Born in Chicago, IL on Feb. 24, 1854, Wallace DeWolf was a successful
lawyer and real estate broker in his native city. His business
ventures often took him to the West Coast.
As a self-taught artist, he began painting and etching scenes of the
Southwest desert and its flora. His work is illustrated in New Mexico The Land of the Delight Makers by George Wharton James.
As well as the Southwest, he made trips to British Columbia in search
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