Absorbent ground : [instructions for preparing].

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Absorbent ground : [instructions for preparing].

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/12571487

Verso sig. of Henry Dexter, who writes "The within is the handwriting of Washington Allston."

1 item, in folder ; 25 cm.

Boston Athenaeum

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Dexter, Henry, 1806-1876

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Portrait sculptor Henry Dexter began his artistic career as a painter, studying with Francis Alexander of Boston, MA. Though completely self-taught as a sculptor, his first commissioned work, a bust of Rev. Dr. Anderson, began four decades of marble and plaster portraits that produced over 200 sculptures. Some of the most noted figures who sat for him were Charles Dickens (1841) and President James Buchanan (ca. 1859). In 1859-1860, Dexter attempted to sculpt portraits of all United...

Allston, Washington, 1779-1843

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