Born in Illinois, Orlando Rouland became a painter of rural landscapes,
scenes of New York City, and portraits of notable personages including
Thomas Edison, Dame Nellie Melba, Sam Houston, John Muir and Theodore
Roosevelt. He studied in Europe at the Julian Academy in Paris
with Benjamin Constant and Jean Paul Laurens and also in London,
Germany with Max Thedy, and in New York City.
Rouland's wife was Minnie Dwight, a New York socialite who worked hard to
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San Francisco Panama-Pacific Exhibition 1915
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