| Louis Charles Vogt was born in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1864. Vogt studied with Frank Duveneck and Charles Meurer at the Cincinnati Art Academy, and in New York City with Henry Siddons Mowbray. During most of his career he maintained a studio in Cincinnati; however, he spent much of his life traveling about the U.S. as an illustrator for Harper’s and Century magazines. He died in Palo Alto, CA on February 3, 1939. His work includes landscapes, cityscapes, and portraits. Member (showing 500 of 2011 characters). |
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San Francisco Panama-Pacific Exhibition 1915
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