Frank Weitenkampf, (13 April 1866 - August 23, 1962), was an American authority on engraving and chief of the art and print departments at the New York...
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be Saint-Gaudens’ finest work. Not everyone agreed; according to Frank Weitenkampf, sculptor John Quincy Adams Ward was less than enthusiastic about...
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Gilder is a renowned author and was a speechwriter for Richard Nixon. Frank Weitenkampf recounts the following anecdote of Gilder and Alexander Wilson Drake:...
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Famous Events of All Nations and All Ages, ed. by A. R. Spofford, Frank Weitenkampf and J. P. Lamberton (Art Library Publishing Company, 1904) pp. 64-65...
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Famous Events of All Nations and All Ages, ed. by A. R. Spofford, Frank Weitenkampf and J. P. Lamberton (Art Library Publishing Company, 1904) pp. 64-65...
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Livingston, Esq., 1794–96, etching (New-York Historical Society) Frank Weitenkampf. Sketch of the life of Charles Balthazar Julien Fevret de Saint-Mémin...
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Municipal art league of New York, and the Caxton club of Chicago, Ill. Frank Weitenkampf recounts the following anecdote of Drake and Richard Watson Gilder:...
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along with artists Hazen Morse and John Chorley." Prints historian Frank Weitenkampf writes "Thomas Edwards, of Boston, was one of the first to draw in...
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Directory. 1823. Boston Directory. 1832. Boston Directory. 1849. Frank Weitenkampf (1912). American Graphic Art. H. Holt and Company. Potter's American...
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about 100 masks and is the largest of its kind in the United States. Frank Weitenkampf quotes Hutton and the Epoch magazine on its genesis: "I began the...
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