MILLER, Alfred Jacob (1857-1926) Indians in Pursuit C. 1838 10_17_23 the Düsseldorf Academy's sharp naturalism

the Düsseldorf Academy's sharp naturalism and the era's strong interest in botany

a clustered lake generalizing the Great Lakes

and its showing of the general features of the topography is also excellent

illustrated with White's drawings

Griffith was ever adept at blurring the distinction between his official duties and his private interests

MILLER, Alfred Jacob (1857-1926) Indians in Pursuit C. 1838 10_17_23 the Düsseldorf Academy's sharp naturalismAlfred Jacob Miller (18101874)Indians in Pursuit signed (lower right)watercolor on paperc. 18388 1 2 x 11 1 2 sight; 16 x 19 framed Alfred Jacob Miller, born in Baltimore on January 2, 1810, to George Washington Miller and Harriet Jacob, was one of the earliest trained artists to cross the Great Plains. Following study in Paris and Rome in 1833, the young Miller returned to Baltimore and established a studio. After his parents died, Miller left