Young Thomas Coppren Gallery pupil of a painter kin
The fragment describes Thomas, youngest sister Sarah’s marriage to Mons Bel gona, a French miniature painter, and Thomas’s early life in Charleston. Friends with Charles Fraser, he showed keen art interest but was forced into an insurance job, neglecting agency duties to pursue drawing and painting.
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Production declines in US oil output in week to June 13
The American Institute reports a weekly drop of 0.350 barrels per day in US crude oil production, averaging 2,260,000 barrels daily. Smackover area in Arkansas lost 0.067 million barrels daily mainly in heavy crude, while outside Smackover the decline was 2.8 hundred thousand barrels. California averaged 629,500 per day, Mid Continent 434, and the Southwest field 1,424,000 to 1,507,100 week to week. Gulf and Atlantic port receipts fell from 60,286 to 27,714 barrels daily. imports at main ports averaged 286,439 barrels daily.
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Miniature painter Thomas Sully’s early career and ties
The text recounts Thomas Sully apprenticing with his brother-in-law Belzons, leaving to Richmond, Norfolk where he painted his first life portrait in 1801, and then shifting to portrait painting. It covers his marriage to Mrs. Lawrence Sully in 1296, move to New York for instruction from John Trumbull, and further study in Hartford and Boston under Gilbert Stuart.
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Sully Portraits and Life in 19th Century Philadelphia
Sully settled permanently in Philadelphia in 1808 after visiting New York and London. He painted portraits day by day, noting subjects, canvass sizes, start and finish dates, and prices, and later exhibited ten portraits at the Royal Academy between 1830 and 1840. He died in Philadelphia in 1872 in his ninetieth year, a prolific lifelong portraitist.
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