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Yardley Turner decided early on, as an art student in the 1870s, to
sign his work C.Y. Turner, as stated in his interview with the Baltimore Sun
newspaper in 1912. Subsequently he always signed his works C. Y.
Turner to the point that he was known as Cy Turner instead of Charles
Yardley Turner. He generally signed with all capital letters. He
painted genre scenes in which the human figure was the focus of the
painting. He was especi (showing 500 of 2510 characters). |
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