| Born in Brunswick, Maine, Seth Eastman, who became Brigadier General
Seth Eastman, was a mid-19th century painter, topographer and
draftsman, whose name remains famous for his depictions of United
States military posts, western landscapes, and Indian life.
Seventeen of his paintings of historic forts are in the collection of
the United States Capitol, and include Fort Defiance, Arizona; Fort
Rice in North Dakota, Fort Knox in Maine, Fort Snelling in Minnesota
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Western Painters
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