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james sullivan lincoln
19th Century
19th Century

james sullivan lincoln

Born 1811 Died 1888

The Architect of Rhode Island’s Visual Legacy James Sullivan Lincoln, a name etched into the very soul of New England’s cultural history, stands as a monumental figure often revered as "The Father of Rhode Island Art." Born in 1811 in Taunton, Massachusetts, his journey was one of profound resilience and burgeoning talent. Following the untimely passing of his father when Lincoln was just fourteen, the young artist was thrust into the industrious world of Providence, working for an engraving company to support his family. It was within this meticulous environment of fine lines and detailed e…

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