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John Carlin: Pioneer of Deaf Portraiture and Romantic Landscape John Carlin (1813-1891) stands apart in the annals of American art history—not merely as a painter, but as the first published deaf poet in the United States. Born in Philadelphia, his life was profoundly shaped by deafness from infancy, an experience that fueled both his artistic vision and unwavering advocacy for accessible education. This formative circumstance instill…
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