Timeline

1868

Born in Danbury, Connecticut

1891

Studied at the Art Institute of Chicago

1901

Moved to Paris with his wife, Mary, to study art at the Academie Julien, under Jean Paul Laurens and Raphael Colin

1907

Won an honorable mention for Ce Que Rende La Mer (That Which the Sea Gives Up)

1907

Moved to New York

1903–1909

Exhibited works at the annual Paris Salon

1909

Opened his own studio in New York

1915

Associate of the National Academy

1920

Academician of the National Academy

1907–1949

Represented by the prominent New York art dealer, William Macbeth

1949

Died in Wilton, New Hampshire