Franklyn Harold Hayward (1867 – 1945)
Hayward was born in Romeo, Michigan, but grew up in Mount Clemens. He opened his own studio over a Mount Clemens store after graduating from high school in 1884. The label “Artist” was placed confidently over the store. He studied under the Detroit artist, William B. Conely (1830-1911) while he maintained his studio. His studio work proved profitable enough for Hayward to further his studies with John Vande (showing 500 of 2096 characters). |
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