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Edward Moran

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in the Bronx, New York. Although he had given the series of thirteen paintings to his wife several years before, a legal battle ensued after his death over ownership of the paintings: the executor of Moran's estate refused to hand them over, declaring that they were rightfully under his protection.
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In 1885, at the height of his career, Moran began what would be considered his most important work - a series of 13 paintings representing the Marine History of the United States. He chose to have thirteen paintings in the series because of the significance of the number in American history (13
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showed 75 of his landscape and marine paintings in March 1871; these paintings were later illustrated in a catalog by the same name. Proceeds from the exhibit, the catalog, and the sale of another painting
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At the time of his death, Moran was widely considered to be one of the most important 19th century marine painters. Today he is not as well-known, eclipsed by the work of his younger brother,
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Revisiting the white city: American art at the 1893 World's Fair. Washington, D.C: National Museum of American Art and National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution
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Edward Moran, (1829-1901), American marine and landscape painter: Exhibition, Delaware Art Museum, April 27-June 3, 1979, the Mariners Museum, June 17-August 5, 1979
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Carr, C. K., Rydell, R. W., National Museum of American Art (U.S.), & National Portrait Gallery (Smithsonian Institution). (1993).
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in order to find a better future for himself, his niece has declared that the entire family moved to the city together.
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Thirteen chapters of American history: Represented by the Edward Moran series of thirteen historical marine paintings
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at a young age, though he would often be found sketching with charcoal on the white fabric instead of plying the
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Schweizer, P. D., Moran, E., Delaware Art Museum., & Mariners' Museum (Newport News, Va.). (1979).
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on August 19, 1829. Following in the footsteps of his father's profession, he learned to operate a
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colonies, 13 stars and stripes on the original US flag, etc.). The subjects include
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a year later. Though Moran loved to regale others with a tale of walking alone from
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The Supreme Court in New York City eventually judged in favor of Moran's widow.
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Project remember : a national index of gravesites of notable Americans
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Moran lived in New York City until his death in 1901. He was interred at
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It was in Philadelphia around 1845 that Edward apprenticed under
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Moran was born to Thomas Moran Sr. and Mary (née Higson) of
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Edward Moran (disambiguation)

Bolton
Lancashire
New York City
New York
Royal Academy
Marine art
marine art
maritime history
Lancashire
England
hand-loom
shuttle
Maryland
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Philadelphia

James Hamilton
Paul Weber
Thomas Moran
London
Royal Academy
Franco-Prussian war
Leif Ericsson
Christopher Columbus
Hernando de Soto
Henry Hudson
Admiral Dewey

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