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James Whitehorne

WHITEHORNE, James, artist, born in Wallingford, Rutland County, Vermont, 22 August, 1803; died in New York city, 31 March, 1888. He began to study at the National academy about 1826, was elected an associate member in 1829, and an academician in 1833. In 1838-'44 he was recording secretary of the academy. He devoted himself to portrait-painting, executing a large number of works, notably the portrait of Silas Wright that is now in the city-hall, New York. He made also the design for the well-known mezzotint engraving, "Henry Clay addressing the Senate," published about 1846.

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