Statistics for occurrence #1 of “De Witt Clinton” in entry fine-arts-the of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...demy of Fine Arts.
It had a feeble existence, though it numbered among its honorary members King George IV.
of England, and the Emperor Napoleon, who contributed liberally to its establishment.
De Witt Clinton was its president in 1816, when its first public exhibition was opened.
In 1805 seventy gentlemen, mostly lawyers, met in Independence Hall, Philadelphia, for the purpose of considering the subje...
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