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LEWIS, Edmund Darch, artist, born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 17 October, 1837. His parents took him from school when he was fifteen years old and placed him under Paul Weber, with whom he studied for five years. Up to 1876 he worked principally at landscape painting, but since then has devoted himself to marine views. Mr. Lewis's collection of paintings, bric-a-brac, antique furniture, and curios is larger and more valuable than that owned by any other artist in this country, and possibly in the world. Among his works are "Queen of the Antilles," "Valley of the Umri," "Autumn on the Susquehanna," "Midday on Lake George," "Fairmount Park," "Bass Rocks after a Storm," "Indian Rock of an Afternoon," and "The Casino at Narragansett Pier."
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