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Ad Code: 3
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from Auction House Records.
Portrait of Jean-Baptiste Armant
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| Born in France around 1810, Adolph Rinck became a portrait and
miniature painter, an art teacher of painting and drawing, and a sketch
artist. He emigrated to America, settling in 1840 in New Orleans,
likely as a result of his friendship with Joseph Vaudechamp, whom he
mentioned in his portrait advertisements. His studio locations
varied: corner of St. Anthony's Square (1842), Bourbon Street (1846)
and Place d'Armes (1850-1851), where his wife, Margarette, opened a
shop. (showing 500 of 1934 characters). |
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