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February 26, 1852
The National Era
Washington, District Of Columbia
What is this article about?
A recommendation for Washington city readers to visit the Committee on Private Land Claims room in the Capitol to see landscape paintings by Cincinnati artist Mr. Frankenstein, praised for their exquisite quality and fidelity to Northern Ohio scenery, despite his lack of self-promotion.
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Frankenstein's Paintings.—If any of our city readers have a taste for landscape painting, we advise them to pay a visit to the room of the Committee on Private Land Claims in the Capitol, where they will find a Cincinnati artist of singular merit, but all unskilled in the art of forcing himself upon public attention.
Mr. Frankenstein is also a portrait painter, but it is in landscape he excels. Nowhere in the city of Washington have we seen more exquisite pictures, truer in perspective, nicer in coloring, more faithful to nature, than his pictures of scenery in Northern Ohio.
Mr. Frankenstein is also a portrait painter, but it is in landscape he excels. Nowhere in the city of Washington have we seen more exquisite pictures, truer in perspective, nicer in coloring, more faithful to nature, than his pictures of scenery in Northern Ohio.
What sub-type of article is it?
Curiosity
Biography
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Frankenstein Paintings
Landscape Art
Cincinnati Artist
Northern Ohio
Washington Capitol
What entities or persons were involved?
Mr. Frankenstein
Where did it happen?
Committee On Private Land Claims In The Capitol, Washington; Northern Ohio
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Mr. Frankenstein
Location
Committee On Private Land Claims In The Capitol, Washington; Northern Ohio
Story Details
Advises visitors to see Mr. Frankenstein's landscape paintings of Northern Ohio in the Capitol, highlighting his exceptional skill and natural depiction despite his inability to promote himself.