Alfred Cornelius Howland, a painter of light-filled, story-telling landscapes and genre scenes, was born in 1838 in Walpole, New Hampshire. He found employment as an engraver when he went to Boston in 1855 to study art. When he lived in New York City two years later, he worked as an artist at a lithographic printing company.
In 1860, he began three years of study (two with Albert Flamm) at the Dusseldorf Academy in Germany. Howland then traveled to the more congenial, to him, aesthetic v (showing 500 of 1544 characters). |
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