Appears in exhibition catalog as entry no. 207 (Sale info: $250.00).
"b. Staten Island, 1823. Studied architecture in New York five years, and painted from nature for a time. Studied in Italy from 1847 to 1849, and lived in London from 1856 to 1863. First exhibited, 1844, at the National Academy, New York. Elected N.A., 1851; medals, London exhibition, 1862; Centennial Exposition, 1876. Honorary member of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts; fellow of the Society of Arts, London; member of the American Water Color Society, and of the Artists' Fund Society of New York." [P. 78.]
Illustrated Catalogue of the Art Department of the Southern Exposition, Louisville, Ky. 1885. (Third Season.) including the Pictures in the American Art Association's Prize-Fund Exhibition, New York, 1885. John P. Morton and Company, Printers, Louisville, Kentucky.
Artist address: 58 West Fifty-Seventh St., New York, New York.
Artist professional affiliation: National Academician; American Water Color Society (New York); P.A.F.A.; Artists' Fund Society.
