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and were "accepted as being satisfactory" by the church. With this support and income, Hafen was able to travel again. His lifelong friend John
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easel painting." Hafen would also leave the city to find landscapes to sketch and paint. In the fall and winter, the artists would study indoors at the Académie, then spend the warmer months outdoors in the country under the direction of professionals. Hafen struggled to meet the expectations of his
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on canvas in preparation for painting the murals. Hafen began work on the walls of the garden room in 1892, and soon wrote to the other art missionaries, petitioning their return and assistance in painting the murals. He subsequently had the help of
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with his sister-in-law; the case was then dismissed when it was revealed she was engaged to a different man. By 1890, Hafen and Twede had a total of five children. According to one of their sons, theirs was a happy marriage; Twede supported him in his artistic endeavors, and both were devoted to
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Association, which organized exhibitions and provided instruction for aspiring artists. The association served as Hafen's outlet for drawing and painting for the rest of the decade. In 1888, at the request of veterans of the Utah
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is still used today as a popular depiction of the event. During this time, Hafen also drew crayon portraits of a variety of people, including military leaders. Some were displayed at Savage's studio. His work in the photography industry continued as well; he opened a gallery in
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157:(March 22, 1856 – June 3, 1910) was a Swiss-born American artist, primarily of landscapes and portraits.
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Hafen painted an estimated 200 works for the church, including
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gospel to fellow passengers that he forgot to make a sketch."
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Leonard, Glen M. (1995). "Picturing the Nauvoo Legion".
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when they returned to Utah. On June 4, 1890, alongside
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Huntington, Mae (1934). "A High-School Art Project".
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778:All Theses and Dissertations
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