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DOLPH, John Henry, artist, born in Fort Ann, Washington County, New York, 18 April 1835. He studied for two years with Louis Van Kuyek in Antwerp, and then spent three years in Paris, after which he settled in New York. In 1877 he was made an associate of the National academy, and he has been a member of the society of American artists since its organization in 1878. Mr. Dolph's works include "Knickerbocker Farm Yard" (1869);" The Season of Plenty";" The Country Blacksmith" (1870); "The Horse Doctor" (1873); "The Pasture" (1874); "The Antiquarian" ; "A Gray Day on the Coast "(1875); "From the Horse Market" (1876); "The Antechamber" (1878), exhibited in the French salon in 1882; "Relic of the Battlefield" ; "The Rehearsal" (1878); " Princess" (1885); and "A June Day" (1886).
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