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Edward Everard Arnold

Edward Everard Arnold (c.1822 - 1866) was active/lived in Louisiana.  Edward Arnold is known for Marine, ship portrait, yacht painting.

Born at Heilbronn, Wurtemburg, in the second or third decade of the nineteenth century, Edward Everard Arnold had settled in New Orleans by 1850.  In New Orleans city directories, he is listed variously as a lithographer, fancy painter, sign painter, artist, and painter of portrait, landscape, and marine subjects from that year until his death, which occurred on October 14, 1866.

In 1850 he was in partnership with artist James Guy Evans.  A rare survival of their collaboration is the painting of a frigate being tossed wildly about on the high seas, titled British Shop in a Storm (Groves Collection, New Orleans).  Unfortunately, what was to have been their most ambitious project, a panoramic view of the city of New Orleans, was never carried out.

It is for his ship portraits, scenes of naval engagements, and other events on the high seas that Arnold is best remembered.  One New Orleans newspaper, impressed by his work in this line, reported, "We have   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3854 characters.]  Artist bio

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