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Jan 8, 1830 - Feb 18, 1902. German-American painter.

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Paul Baum
Landschaft am Fluss vor Gent

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Paul Baum Landschaft am Fluss vor Gent
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Paul Baum Landschaft am Fluss vor Gent


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Paul Baum

painted Landschaft in 1896  Related Paintings of Paul Baum :. | Landschaft | Dichtbebaute Dorfstrasse in Holland bei Nachmittagssonne | Gartenstuck mit grober und kleineren Sonnenblumen, Malven und anderen Blumen | Landschaft am Fluss vor Gent | Landschaft |
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British Illustrator caricaturist and portrait painter , (1851-1922), was a British portrait artist and caricaturist who drew or painted numerous portraits which were regularly published by Vanity Fair, under the pseudonym "Spy". Ward was one of eight children of artists Edward Matthew Ward and Henrietta Ward, and the great-grandson of the artist James Ward. Although they had the same surname before marriage, Ward's parents were not related. Both were well-known history painters, his mother coming from a line of painters and engravers, including her father, the engraver and miniature painter George Raphael Ward, and her grandfather, the celebrated animal painter James Ward. She was niece and great-niece respectively of the portrait painter John Jackson and the painter George Morland. Both parents had studios in their homes in Slough in Buckinghamshire and Kensington in London, where they regularly entertained the London artistic and literary elite. Ward's father was a gifted mimic who entertained Charles Dickens and other eminent guests. Although they never gave their son formal training, they and their artistic friends encouraged the young Ward to draw, paint, and sculpt.[1] Ward had started caricaturing while still at school at Eton in Windsor, using his classmates and school masters as subjects. In 1867 his bust of his brother was exhibited at the Royal Academy in London. At school Ward had been an unexceptional student, and after he left Eton in 1869 his father encouraged him to train as an architect. Ward was too afraid to tell his father that he wanted to be an artist and he spent an unhappy year in the office of the architect Sydney Smirke, who was a family friend.
Dirck van Baburen
b.c. 1595, Utrecht, Netherlands. d.Feb. 21, 1624, Utrecht Dutch Dirck van Baburen Gallery






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