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PLATT, Charles Adams, artist, born in New York city, 16 October, 1861. He studied at the Art league and the National academy, New York, during 1878-'80, and in 1884-'5 under Boulanger and Lefeevre in Paris. He has given much attention to etching, in which branch of art he has been very successful. His works include " Interior of Fish-houses," " Fishing Boats," and "Provincial Fishing Village" (1882) ; "Old Houses near Bruges" (1883) ; "Deventer, Holland" (1885) ; "Quai des Orfevres, Paris" (1886); and " Dieppe" (1887). He paints also in oil and in water-color, and has exhibited at the Salon, the National academy, New York, and the American water-color society.
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