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Andrew john henry way biography of alberta

          Gilt framed oil on canvas still life with apples, grapes and chestnuts, by Andrew John Henry Way (American, ).!

          Andrew John Henry Way

          American painter

          Bunch of Grapes
          ArtistAndrew John Henry Way
          Year1873
          MediumOil on Canvas
          Dimensions105.4 cm × 91.4 cm (41.5 in × 36.0 in)
          LocationThe Walters Art Museum, Baltimore

          Andrew John Henry Way was a portraitist and still life painter born in 1826 in Washington, D.C.

          He died in 1888 in Baltimore, Maryland.

          Life and career

          Way studied with artists John P. Frankenstein and Alfred J. Miller in the U.S. In 1850 he went to Europe and studied in both Paris and Florence.

          Fine Art from more than sellers.

        1. The author has divided the history of the province into three periods.
        2. Gilt framed oil on canvas still life with apples, grapes and chestnuts, by Andrew John Henry Way (American, ).
        3. Andrew Anderson was born in and arrived at Lethbridge, Alberta in He worked in the Galt Mines as a teamster and later ranched at Nobleford, Alberta.
        4. He homesteaded NE W6th.

          5. In 1859 he gained the attention of Emanuel Leutze and thereafter changed his focus to still life painting instead of portraits. In 1876, Way received a medal for excellence at the Centennial Exposition.[1]

          In 1866, the art collector William Thompson Walters acquired property on Woodburne Ave near Govanstown (later became Saint Mary's).

          Walters was interested in growing grapes, and hired Andrew Jo