Warren, A. Coolidge: Engraver. Born in Boston, Mass in 1918; died in New York in 1904. Mr. Warren was the son of Asa Warren, a portrait and miniature painter, and was apprenticed in 1833 to Bigelow Bros., jewelers, of Boston.
Showing a decided inclination towards engraving, he was placed with the Boston engraver George G. Smith. At the end of his apprenticeship, Warren spent another year under the tuition of Joseph Andrews, and he became a reputable line-engraver of vignettes and book (showing 500 of 1164 characters). |
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