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Joseph Lyman

Joseph Lyman (1843 - 1913) was active/lived in Ohio, Connecticut.  Joseph Lyman is known for Landscape, coastal marine, and genre painting.

Joseph Lyman was born on July 17, 1843. He was named after his father and was born and raised in Ravenna, Ohio, where he received his first artistic training from Joseph Henry Dolph, a Detroit portraitist and specialist in realistically rendered cat and dog genre paintings. Lyman later studied with the Hudson River School landscape painter, Samuel Coleman, who instilled in Lyman a love for the natural beauty found in the American landscape. According to Mantel Fielding, he also studied in Europe.

Probably following Joseph Henry Dolph to New York City after 1860, Lyman maintained a studio near Dolph, and like so many 19th century painters, who hailed from Ohio and the Great Lakes Regions, he exhibited, trained and gained patronage in New York City and maintained close friendships with painters William Sonntag, Worthington Whittredge, Robert S. Duncanson; genre painter, DeScott Evans and Hudson River painter, Samuel Coleman.

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