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Temple of Vesta and Fountain, Rome — James Anderson

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Written by: Alp SezerSpecialist · Miniature Painting
Miniature Painting · Catalogue no. 760503
James Anderson

Temple of Vesta and Fountain, Rome

StatusReference work · Not for sale
Held byNational Gallery of Art, Washington
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Artist / MakerJames Anderson
Date1860s
Culture / OriginBritish
Mediumalbumen silver print
DepartmentPhotograph
TypePhotograph
About the Artist

James Anderson (Isaac Atkinson) England, 1813-1877, active in Rome Born in Cumberland, England, Issac Atkinson developed an early interest in art, taking up painting and watercolor before moving to Paris for further study. In 1838 he settled in Rome, where he established a business making small bronzes and sculptures under the name James Anderson. His imitations of antique works were much in demand as souvenirs for travelers making the grand tour of the Continent. In 1849 Anderson began working in… Full biography →

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Image & data: National Gallery of Art, Washington · Licence: CC0.

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