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Edward Wilbur Dean Hamilton

Edward Wilbur Dean Hamilton (1864 - 1943) was active/lived in Massachusetts, Ohio.  Edward Hamilton is known for Landscape, genre, portrait painting.

Born in Somerfield, Ohio, Wilbur Hamilton became an important member of the Boston School of Painting.  He studied at Ecolé de Beaux Arts in Paris and at the Academy Julian. 

He was a member of Boston's Copley Society and St. Botolph Club and was a medal recipient at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco, 1915. 

He taught at Massachusetts Normal Art School, and his work is represented in the collections of the Rhode Island School of Design and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.


Submitted by Edward Bentley, Researcher, Lansing, Michigan.

Information courtesy of James Keny, Keny Galleries of Columbus, Ohio.   ...  [Displaying 706 of 1368 characters.]  Artist bio

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