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she was able to exhibit a large number of her impressionist paintings, woodcuts of San
Augustine, and etchings, at the Woman's Club of Charlotte, North Carolina, in May 1933. By 1937 she had become interested in portraiture and studied again with Wayman Adams (1883–1959) and at some point with his teacher Jossey Bilan. She served as president of the San Augustine Art Association in 1947–1948, and was to be president and treasurer of the Florida Association of Art. Her parents were major patrons of the Arts Club and, in fact, assisted the club by selling them land they owned bordering Marine, Charlotte and Cadiz Streets at a below-market price. They then loaned the Arts Club the money to erect a building, essentially designed by Hildegarde Muller-Uri and her father, which was completed in 1954.
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Wilhelmina, both of whom were of course natives of Canton Uri in
Switzerland. Henry Muller had moved from New York to San Augustine in around 1898 to work as a chef in one of Henry Flagler's hotels, and later became to builder and owner of the Hotel Marion at 128 Bay Street. She studied first with Hugh H. Breckinridge (1870–1937) at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and at the Breckenridge Art School in East Gloucester, Massachusetts, between 1925 and 1930, and later at the Art Students League with Frank Vincent Dumond (1865–1951) and possibly with Olinsky, Lewis, and others. She exhibited at the Society of Independent Artists 1929 to 1931.
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641:) and Mrs Theodore Havemeyer in 1891 (now the property of the Preservation Society of Newport County, Rhode Island), he applied for United States citizenship. It was apparently at this date that he met the young art dealer Joseph Duveen, who was to become a close friend, and after 1891 that he began to be dubbed 'Painter to the Four Hundred', referring to the elite of New York society in whose circles he socialized. He was much aided by the Havemeyers, and also by Louis Benziger (1840–1896), a Roman Catholic publisher (
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878:(two versions, the bust-length at St Joseph's Seminary, Yonkers and Pontifical North American College, Rome; the standing version at the Historisches Museum von Uri, Altdorf ), and full-length seated in 1930 for which he was raised to the title of Papal Count – this portrait was painted expressly to hang permanently in the Nuova Pinacoteca but is no longer in the Vatican storerooms.
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28 and 29 November 1947 (No. 2809) and 5 December 1947 (No. 2813), including his oil sketch of Kaiser
Wilhelm II of Germany, and the portrait of Lina Cavalieri. The Frick Art Reference Library, New York, has a copy of both catalogues, where the prices for his pictures are marked; three extra lots were included in the second sale.
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Galleon Art School in San Augustine in 1925, but this was more a club for artists than a school, so by 1931 she founded the San Augustine Arts Club, where she proved herself a capable arts administrator; she was producing much art of her own in these years and by May 1933
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The New York State Museum at Albany contains six portraits, five of which were in the former New York
Chamber of Commerce: Theodore Havemeyer, Oswald Ottendorfer, James Constable, William 'Boyce' Thompson, and Benjamin Altman. Much of his work remains in private collections or with the descendants of
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The largest public collections of his works are: The
Historisches Museum von Uri, Altdorf, Switzerland which has ten pictures, including a large allegorical work painted in 1888 called Alpenrose und Edelweiss, and portraits of his father and his uncle (all three donated by him in 1905 when the Museum
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a version of which was acquired by a prominent art collector called Fred
Elbridge Keeler (lost). Müller-Ury abandoned the studio for the last time on September 3, 1933, after which it was let to friends. The house was apparently used by the Red Cross during the Second World War. He sold it in January
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In 1896 A Boston newspaper reported that, ‘... Mr. Müller-Ury, the portrait painter, who has just returned from abroad, has taken an attractive studio in
Everett street, Newport, the one occupied by Mr. Harper Pennington last season. Mr. Müller-Ury’s roses as well as his portraits are admired, and he
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Thursday, July 10, 1947, a Requiem Mass was held for the artist in St. Patrick's Cathedral. After his death his youngest brother Otto Müller travelled to New York to settle his estate. Most of his studio contents, and a good many of his pictures, were sold in two sales at the Plaza Art Galleries,
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for the first time and in 1886 completed a full-length portrait which was given to the
Cardinal for his residence after being exhibited at Schaus's Gallery in New York (missing). At around this time he was travelling all over the eastern United States painting and executed a very large canvas of the
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Adolfo was the sixth of 19 children, most of whom survived infancy, born to Roman Catholic parents: Carl Alois Müller (1825–1887), a lawyer, was Gerichtspräsident (Presiding Judge) of the Cantonal Courts, and Genovefa (née Lombardi; 1836–1920), daughter of Felice Lombardi, Director of the Hospice on
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After his return from California he settled permanently back in his New York studio. In 1936 he travelled to Europe and he may have done so in 1937 and certainly in 1938 when he painted a large portrait of President Motta of Switzerland, for his home town of Bellinzona (Archivio Cantonale). In 1937
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Hildegarde Muller-Uri (born 1894, Greenwich Village, New York City – died 1990) – actually born Hildegarde Petronella Bernhardina Muller – an American visual artist, was a relative, and in fact a third cousin, of Müller-Ury. She was the eldest daughter of amateur artist Henry Muller and his wife
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In a surviving photograph of the artist’s studio in the Sherwood taken in 1894 (a portrait of Monsignor Satolli is on the easel next to it) there is huge still life, and in a letter from his studio to James J. Hill dated 12 August 1895 (Hill Papers, St. Paul, MN) he says that he hopes that the
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The Preservation Society of Newport County, Rhode Island, who were given six of the portraits and two etchings by Muller-Ury in the American Heritage Center at the University of Wyoming in Laramie in 2007 to add to the six they already possessed five of which are of the Havemeyer family (this
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In 1926, Müller-Ury seems to have begun from a photograph of a portrait of Henry E. Huntington standing (now at the Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena) and a seated one (which was engraved by Witherspoon) as well as another smaller seated version which was acquired by John and Elizabeth
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his sitters, and many of the portraits of his most famous sitters are apparently lost. However, his recently rediscovered 1923 portrait of his great friend Sir Joseph Duveen, the art dealer, has been recently widely reproduced, notably on the cover of the 2004 biography of Duveen by
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In 1930, Müller-Ury painted the former Miss Gladys Quarré of San Francisco (then Mrs Frederick Peabody of Montecito, Santa Barbara); later she became known as Gladys Quarré Knapp, a socialite and friend of many Hollywood actors. He also painted a large allegorical work entitled
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in her autobiography to be the varieties American Beauty (red), La France (pink), Belle of Portugal (pale pink), Claudius, Killarney (rose pink), and Boucher-Pierné, but there were others. Many of his impressionistic rose paintings were created after he moved to California.
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of New York twice in 1940 (St Joseph's Seminary, Yonkers) one version being presented by Manhattan College to Fordham University in 1941 (who appear to have lost the work), and again in 1942; he also painted Archbishop Joseph Rummell of New Orleans (1943).
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and was donated to Wyoming by Nicholas M. Turner, husband of the soprano Jessica Dragonette, who at one time owned nearly forty pictures by the artist many bought at his studio sale in 1947). They also acquired from Wyoming the artist's hands modelled by
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Walker of Philadelphia, again in 1908 (St Joseph's Seminary, Yonkers) and in 1911 (Catholic University of America, Washington) all three-quarters seated; also a number of smaller head and shoulder portraits painted in these
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Muller-Uri's work includes stained glass, etchings, illustrations, woodblock prints and linoleum cuts of city scenes and historic buildings in Florida. In 1955 she was working on a book with twenty-two woodcuts called
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in 1936 during his visit to the United States when still Cardinal Pacelli, only finishing the work in 1939 (by painting in the white robes after his election to the pontificate), and painted his friend Cardinal
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He also painted the first permanent diplomatic representative of Switzerland in the United Kingdom, then Swiss Minister in London, Dr Charles Daniel Bourcart of Basel (now at the Swiss Embassy in London).
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Benziger was one of the executors of the artist's Will, the other being the Swiss Consul-General in New York, but Benziger's name is on the receipt for the burial plot in Calvary Cemetery (Muller Family
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The Brooklyn Eagle, April 6, 1913, describes this portrait: 'One of the most attractive canvases is one of the simplest in device...The scheme is one of brown and white, with greenish-gray background.'
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The Royal Blue Book: Fashionable Directory and Parliamentary Guide, London 1899, p. 1108, says Muller-Ury occupied No. 9. This had formerly been the studio of Pre-Raphaelite painter Herbert Draper.
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Prominent Families of New York, being an account in biographical form of individuals and families distinguished as representatives of the social, professional and civic life of New York City
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who were acquaintances of his uncle Josef, a Domherr in Chur, Switzerland. His known early work is necessarily varied, and includes pictures in the style of Deschwanden (usually signed
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Conrad, Stephen (2003). "Re-introducing Adolfo Müller-Ury (1862–1947): the artist, two dealers, four counts and the Kaiser: a hitherto unknown episode in international art history".
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2000–2003, GEORGE BUSH PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM, College Station, Texas (touring to six other US venues), 'Portraits of the Presidents: The National Portrait Gallery'.
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Huntington Metcalf; his portrait of their daughter Mary Brockway Metcalf was for some years hanging in the lobby to the office of the Director of the Huntington Library.
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1947 for about half its value because nobody was prepared at that time to buy a property where most rooms were comparatively small except for the enormous studio.
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a New York Judge which was apparently presented to the American Bar Association. He may have travelled in North Africa in the summer of 1889 after visiting the
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James Constable (two versions, three-quarter seated in the American Museum of Natural History, New York; a bust-length in the New York State Museum at Albany)
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in 1923 decided the following year to erect a studio near Huntington's estate. The studio he built was at the corner of Monterey and Shenandoah Roads in
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which Huntington had bought the previous year. Duveen had promised the artist that Huntington would commission a portrait of himself. He did not.
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Mrs George Reuling (Elisa Kulp), wife of Baltimore ophthalmologist, Dr George Reuling, Professor at the Baltimore Medical School and art collector
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Mrs Joseph Frelinghuysen (Emily Brewster) and her son Joseph, wife of New Jersey Senator Joseph S. Frelinghuysen (1916, Newark Museum, New Jersey)
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at the National Academy of Design in New York at the end of that year (No. 105; lost). In 1890 he completed a second bust-length portrait of
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of St. Paul (three-quarters seated; Minnesota Historical Society) and a head and shoulders study now in the Preservation Society of Newport
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in London in 1898 which was distributed to Hill's family and colleagues. According to a letter he wrote to Hill he started the portrait of
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alone (1906 and 1909), and with his two older brothers Charles and Oswald when children (1906), their mother Antoinette, aunt
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Natica Terry, later Countess Stanislas de Castellane, and her mother Madame Francesco Terry y Sanchez of the
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New York State's Prominent and Progressive Men: An Encyclopaedia of Contemporaneous Biography
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is painting a huge basket of American Beauties for the Havemeyer villa.’
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455:(1821–1891), and where he apparently painted portraits of Cardinals
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91:. Statements consisting only of original research should be removed.
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The Society of Independent Artists, The Exhibition Record 1917-1944
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who were business associates of James J. Hill, of whom he made an
1027:(Mrs John Vinton Dahlgren) (Georgetown University, Washington DC)
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but actually in Switzerland at the Stiftung Adolfo Müller-Ury in
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511:, where he had relatives. In 1885 he went to Baltimore to paint
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1880:"Schweizerische geschlechterbuch; almanach généalogique suisse"
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1067:, US Attorney General (1917, Department of Justice, Washington)
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2060:'Some Interesting Studio Apartments in the Atelier Building',
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1917, HENRY REINHARDT & SON, 565, Fifth Avenue, New York.
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Living with Antiques: a treasury of private homes in America
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is the subject of a forthcoming article by Dr Carole Lowrey.
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Memories of Duveen Brothers: Seventy years in the art world
1960:"Matrikeldatenbank – Akademie der Bildenden Künste München"
1934:"Matrikeldatenbank – Akademie der Bildenden Künste München"
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2000, NEWPORT ART MUSEUM, Rhode Island, 'Newportraits'.
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SOUTH CAROLINA INTER-STATE AND WEST INDIAN EXPOSITION
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Margaret French Cresson, a sculptor and daughter of
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2518:S.E.L. (Leisha), "A Successful Portrait Painter",
2481:Faith is a Song: the Odyssey of an American Artist
1588:1902, THE CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART, Washington D.C.
1561:1900, EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE, Paris, U.S. Pavilion
1549:1896, THE CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART, Washington D.C.
1537:1894, THE CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART, Washington D.C.
1455:In 1940, he painted the then-famous radio soprano
1096:, friend of King Edward VIII (Private Collection,
1507:1888, INTERNATIONAL FINE ARTS EXHIBITION, MUNICH.
1388:Mary Brockway Metcalf, Huntington's granddaughter
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1707:, New York, ‘Portraits of Yesterday and Today.’
1700:, 19 East 64th Street, New York (one man show).
1214:Susan Steell, daughter of dramatist and writer
680:Müller-Ury's 1909 portrait of Kaiser Wilhelm II
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1495:1884, Schweizerisches Kunstaustellung, Berne.
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2532:Geraldine Norman, "The Artist Time Forgot",
1086:Emily Key Hoffman, mother of fashion expert
989:President of the Kennecott Mining Co. (1911)
652:, 1st Baron Strathcona and Mount Royal, and
2322:(2006) pp. 29–30, notice by Stephen Conrad.
2169:The Social Truth, Saturday, April 23, 1892.
1546:1896, NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, New York.
1519:1890, National Academy of Design, New York.
1510:1889, National Academy of Design, New York.
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1282:Still Life With Chinese Vase And Pink Roses
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874:in 1923 for which he was made a Knight of
585:Portrait of a North African man with a Gun
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2442:, mutualart.com; accessed March 23, 2015.
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1211:and grandmother, Mrs Charles Woerishoffer
602:His New York studio 1885–1904 was in the
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1555:1898, SCHAUS’S ART GALLERY, New York.
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2678:Burials at Calvary Cemetery (Queens)
2628:Swiss emigrants to the United States
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1516:1889, EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE, Paris.
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2020:, Vol. 36, No. 3/4, (1996) pp.2-19.
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849:Catholic University at Washington
807:Pontifical North American College
436:(1814–82), Alois Gabl (1845–93),
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2018:Archives of American Art Journal
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2479:Dragonette, Jessica (1951).
1679:1923, GUMP’S, San Francisco.
1566:C.W. KRAUSHAAR ART GALLERIES
618:, and painter turned critic
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1705:GRAND CENTRAL ART GALLERIES
1698:WILDENSTEIN & CO., INC.
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1682:1925, April 6 – April 18,
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911:(1897), a commission from
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604:Sherwood Studio Building
385:Early life and education
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1842:more precise citations.
1573:PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION
1058:, and sister of artist
994:Hobart Chatfield-Taylor
624:George Burroughs Torrey
614:, painter and muralist
597:Father Joseph Fransioli
536:the financier in 1901.
495:Saidee Williams Overton
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2492:. The Lightner Museum.
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1461:Georgian Court College
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1575:, Buffalo, New York.
1564:1901, January 5–19,
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890:Bonaventura Cerretti
883:Patrick Joseph Hayes
876:St Gregory the Great
819:Rafael Merry del Val
599:of Brooklyn (lost).
534:John Stewart Kennedy
522:Von der Heydt Museum
328:New Calvary Cemetery
279:Felice Adolfo Müller
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1753:Henry Clarke Corbin
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1379:Henry E. Huntington
1363:Edward Joseph Hanna
1352:Henry E. Huntington
1331:Californian sojourn
1209:Carola Woerishoffer
1136:in Scottish costume
1134:Stanhope Wood Nixon
1071:Marcus Alonzo Hanna
1065:Thomas Watt Gregory
628:Edwin Scott Bennett
589:Portrait of an Arab
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434:Alexander Strähuber
372:Adolfo Müller-Ury,
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158:"Adolfo Müller-Ury"
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2520:Town & Country
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1668:THE LOTOS CLUB
1664:
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1651:
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1618:THE LOTOS CLUB
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635:Chauncey Depew
608:Jan Chełmiński
583:as he dated a
530:Albert Lacombe
518:Bushkill Falls
488:
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465:Müller, Adolfo
453:Antonio Ciseri
430:Munich Academy
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945:Frances Alda
939:Nellie Melba
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2578:1862 births
1966:(in German)
1940:(in German)
1840:introducing
1761:Marcus Daly
1730:Collections
1620:, New York.
1610:, New York.
1487:Exhibitions
1373:(architect
1130:Lewis Nixon
1109:Town Topics
1009:Marcus Daly
909:Pol Plançon
803:Pope Pius X
795:Archbishop
743:Lord Duveen
473:Robert Zünd
395:Switzerland
339:Nationality
268: 1900
2572:Categories
2190:2015-12-31
1823:references
1804:References
1433:Last years
1411:President
1381:in 1927.
1371:San Marino
1339:President
1047:Commodore
903:Emma Calvé
831:Monsignor
729:Edith Galt
469:Ad. Müller
285:1862-03-29
169:newspapers
81:improve it
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1944:29 August
1897:29 August
1848:July 2013
1307:Buddhas,
921:The Sheik
888:Cardinal
881:Cardinal
863:Hospental
853:Hospental
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501:Milwaukee
481:Hospental
85:verifying
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1400:Arcadia
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1148:of the
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573:A M Ury
539:In the
505:Chicago
183:scholar
79:Please
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487:Career
414:Sarnen
391:Airolo
332:Queens
318:, U.S.
293:Airolo
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