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Musée No:397.061 Size:A2 - 594mm x 420mm In 1850 he became chief

Musée No:397.061 Size:A2 - 594mm x 420mm In 1850 he became chiefJuggling Boy Artist Unnamed Date 1858 1900 Watercolour illustration of a child's toy which belongs to a collection of American folk and decorative arts objects from the colonial period through 1858 1900.

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In 1850 he became chief artist to a Sheffield metal work firm who specialised in bronze

it was only after 1848 that the taste of the public changed and he received fewer commissions

Florida and The Bahamas

His sisters were the painters Marie Müller (1847-1935) and Berta Müller (1848–1925)

He had more commissions than he could handle — including portraits of Mark Twain and Henry James

Musée No:397.061 Size:A2 - 594mm x 420mm In 1850 he became chiefJuggling Boy Artist Unnamed Date 1858 1900 Watercolour illustration of a child's toy which belongs to a collection of American folk and decorative arts objects from the colonial period through 1858 1900.

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