Art And Artists in Connecticut
Art And Artists in Connecticut
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There Mr. Osgood entered upon a course of study which resulted in making him one of the finest portrait-painters of the day. In England he painted the portraits of Lord Lyndhurst, Mrs. Norton, and others, with success that gave him a wide reputation. He returned to his studio in Hartford in 1842, and painted, among those of other prominent men, an admirable portrait of Gov. Catlin. He painted slowly ; but his pictures have both ease and strength. The late James B. Hosmer had a fine painting of ...a dog which Mr. Osgood presented him, though animal-painting was apparently some- thing to which he devoted little or no attention. Shortly after returning to Hartford, he was greatly aflflicted in the death of his wife and two daughters. He was urged to go to Europe to shake off the melancholy. "Nonsense!" he replied. "Can a man leave himself here, and go abroad t " Subsequently, however, he went to California, where he rapidly gathered a large fortune.
ISAAC SHEFFIELD.
An artist named Isaac Sheffield has left a limited number of portraits and figure-pieces about New London.
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There Mr. Osgood entered upon a course of study which resulted in making him one of the finest portrait-painters of the day. In England he painted the portraits of Lord Lyndhurst, Mrs. Norton, and others, with success that gave him a wide reputation. He returned to his studio in Hartford in 1842, and painted, among those of other prominent men, an admirable portrait of Gov. Catlin. He painted slowly ; but his pictures have both ease and strength. The late James B. Hosmer had a fine painting of ...a dog which Mr. Osgood presented him, though animal-painting was apparently some- thing to which he devoted little or no attention. Shortly after returning to Hartford, he was greatly aflflicted in the death of his wife and two daughters. He was urged to go to Europe to shake off the melancholy. "Nonsense!" he replied. "Can a man leave himself here, and go abroad t " Subsequently, however, he went to California, where he rapidly gathered a large fortune.
ISAAC SHEFFIELD.
An artist named Isaac Sheffield has left a limited number of portraits and figure-pieces about New London.
What to read after Art And Artists in Connecticut?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry W Harry Willard French to read onlineMoreLess
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