Frederick Judd Waugh
American, 1861-1940
BiographyFrederick Waugh, the son of a well-known Philadelphia portrait painter, became a painter typically known for his lanscapes depicting the sea. He studied art in Europe before returning to New Jersey and starting a studio. During WWI, he became one of the United States's ship camofleurs. The University of Chicago has 19 confirmed Waugh paintings.
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French, born in Lithuania and active in United States, 1891 - 1973
