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1. In , Theodore Atkinson Jr. (–69) wed Frances Deering Wentworth, the sitter of this portrait. Atkinson commissioned John Singleton Copley, who had painted other portraits for his family, to paint a portrait of his new wife. In , Atkinson perished from consumption, and the portrait went to Atkinson's father, Theodore, Sr. (

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2. Francis' Portraits, Dagupan, Philippines. 15K likes. High quality Photo and videography service since

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3. Frances Drost Web Site; The Story behind the Portraits of White Concert. Hi! I’m Frances, a professional singer/songwriter from Newville, Pennsylvania, who almost gave up on Christmas. Frankly, I secretly dreaded the holidays. Fortunately, Christmas didn’t give up on me. The more I share my own story, the more I seem to encounter others who.

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4. Oct 11,  · The University of Georgia celebrated the life and achievements of Mary Frances Early, the first African American to earn a degree from the University of Georgia, by unveiling her portrait in the Administration Building at a ceremony on Oct. The portrait, by artist Richard Wilson, was installed in The Gordon Jones Gallery of the Administration Building to honor Early, who went on to become.

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5. Hall of Secretaries: Frances Perkins. Portrait Artist: Jean MacLane. Tenure: March 4, to June 30, From Massachusetts; graduate of Mount Holyoke College. Trained as a social worker, worked in settlement houses in Chicago (Hull House) and Philadelphia, and was involved in the reform efforts spawned by the tragic Triangle Shirtwaist Co.

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6. Frances Folsom Cleveland in white satin and silk illusion. This portrait by Casimir Gregory Stapko is a copy of the original by Anders Leonard Zorn for which she posed in New York while she and the former president awaited his return to the White House in

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7. Frances Hodgkins A Centenary Exhibition, Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council of New Zealand, Auckland, | ill. 93 E H McCormick, Portrait of Frances Hodgkins, Auckland University Press, Auckland, | p. 4 (ill.) Anne Kirker, New Zealand Women Artists, Auckland, | p. 77 (colour ill. 5).

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