Earning much respect in the early 20th century in America for his
sketching abilities, Donald Shaw MacLaughlan was a Canadian, who
was born and raised on a farm on Prince Edward Island. In 1890,
he moved to Boston with his family. However, many of the works
that gained him recognition were created when he lived and worked first
in France and later in Italy.
MacLaughlan first studied art in Boston under J. W. O. Hamilton. By
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San Francisco Panama-Pacific Exhibition 1915
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