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Gideon Bradbury

Gideon Elden Bradbury (1833 - 1904) was active/lived in Maine.  Gideon Bradbury is known for Landscape painting.

Gibeon Bradbury (1833-1904) was a painter from Buxton, Maine. He was born in a particular section of Buxton entitled Salmon Falls, an area on a large hill near the Saco River. The son of Nathaniel Scamman Bradbury and Lucy Sawyer Bradbury, Gibeon spent most of his life in Salmon Falls.

Bradbury began a successful business in Portland, Maine, where he ornamented many types of vehicles. As his business became more successful, he began what he is now most famous for: painting.

There is also a rumor that Bradbury was known by Herman Melville, as in Melville's book Moby-Dick, Melville makes a reference to "the painter of the saco" meaning the one who painted the Saco River, which is what Gibeon painted most often.

Source:
"Gideon Bradbury", Wikipedia, //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibeon_Bradbury (Accessed 2/20/2014)

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