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Edward V. (Edwin) Sharp
(mid 19th century)
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Lived/Active: Georgia
Known for: portrait painting, military artist
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These Notes from AskART represent the beginning of a possible future biography for this artist. Please click here if you wish to help in its development:
| Likely the same person as Edwin Sharp of Georgia who did a drawing of the Macon Volunteers that appeared in the U.S. Military Magazine of 1842 and had his view of Stone Mountain lithographed, Edward Sharpe became a portrait painter in Savannah.
Source:
Peter Hastings Falk, Editor, Who Was Who in American Art
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