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.jpg "The Fable of the Miller, His Son, and the Donkey by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "The Dead Alchemist, c.1868 by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "The Sphinx at the Seashore by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "The Cumaean Sibyl by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Japanese Still Life by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "The Cup of Death by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "The Dying Sea Gull, 1879 by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "From 30 Drawings of Nile Journey, No. 19 by Elihu Vedder")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-998870).jpg "The Phorcydes by Elihu Vedder")
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_1870_-_(MeisterDrucke-804582).jpg "Memory. 1870 by Elihu Vedder")
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_1877_-_(MeisterDrucke-383070).jpg "Memory (Girl with Poppies) by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "The Questioner of the Sphinx by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Father, Son, and Donkey, c. 1859 by Elihu Vedder")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-584755).jpg "Medusa, 1867 by Elihu Vedder")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-377987).jpg "Standing Figure, c.1872-77 by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Three Trees: Italy, 1871 by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Near Perugia, 1870 by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Cave of the Sea Serpent by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Female Nude with Necklace by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "The Fates Gathering in the Stars by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "The Fable of the Miller, His Son, and the Donkey by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Bound Angel by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Bound Soul by Elihu Vedder")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-599020).jpg "Bound Angel by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "A Glimpse into Hell, or Fear by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "The Mermaid Window by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Father, Son, and Donkey by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "La Regina, a Venetian Dancing Girl by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Boy playing a lute by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "From 30 Drawings of Nile Journey: Medine & Haboo by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "The Parable of the Miller and the Donkey by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "The Fable of the Miller, His Son, and the Donkey by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Memory by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Girl Spearing Dolphin by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Storm in Umbria by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Study for \"Greek Girls Bathing\" by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Study for Greek Girls Bathing, c. 1872 by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Girl Spearing Dolphin by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Vitré by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Capri by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Drawing for Star of Fortune by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Goddess of Fortune Stay with Us by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Japanese Still Life by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Portrait Sketch of a Young Woman with Closed Eyes by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Head of Medusa by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Pointing Left Hand, Wrist, Forearm to Beginning of Sleeve by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Study of \"Soul in Bondage\" by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "A Glimpse into Hell, or Fear by Elihu Vedder")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1497046).jpg "The Minerva of Peace by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "The Fates Gathering in the Stars by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Son and Donkey, c. 1859 by Elihu Vedder")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-595284).jpg "Nile, 1890 by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Old Man by a River by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Italian Girl by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Nile Journey, Esneh, Egypt by Elihu Vedder")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-377988).jpg "Standing Draped Female Figure by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Dionysian Revelers, mid-late 19th century by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Study for The Fates Gathering in the Stars by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Sketch of a Fragment from a Wall in Capri, c. 1897 by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Five Heads by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Study of Female Nude by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Soul in Bondage by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Study for Greek Girls Bathing, c. 1872 by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Luna, Christmas, 1882 by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "The Fable of the Miller, His Son, and the Donkey by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Study for The Eclipse of the Sun by the Moon by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Memory by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Study for Wedding Procession by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Abundance of The Days of the Week by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Bounty by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "The Lost Mind by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "The Magdalene by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Studies of Costumed Male Figures by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Study of Arm by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Dawn by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Girl Spearing Dolphin by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Son and Donkey by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "The Music Party, c. 1875 by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Study of a Girl")
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.jpg "Female Nude with Necklace by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "The Fable of the Miller, His Son, and the Donkey by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Father and Son, c. 1859 by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Into the Universe by Elihu Vedder")
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.jpg "Study for \"Wedding Procession\" by Elihu Vedder")
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The 19th century cast its shadow on the world of art, and at the center of this swirl of creativity was Elihu Vedder, a name that stands out in the annals of American Symbolism. Born in the winding streets of New York in February 1836, Vedder's career took him from the bustling alleys of America to the storied streets of Rome, his every step impressively captured by his art print. The true roots of his creativity lie in the complexity of his childhood. Born to Dr. Elihu Vedder Sr. and Elizabeth Vedder - a couple who shared the intimacy of cousins - his father's adventurous spirit took the family to Cuba. During this time, young Vedder found refuge with his grandfather Alexander in Schenectady and within the walls of a boarding school.
The whispers of art lured Vedder at an early age, and despite the reservations of his father, who had other plans for him, he pursued his artistic ambitions with his mother's blessing. Vedder's educational path led him to the renowned artists Tompkins H. Matteson in New York and Francois Edouard Picot in Paris. But it was Italy - a country that shimmered from the Renaissance to the Macchiaioli artists - that really opened his eyes. It was here that he forged deep bonds, especially with Giovanni Costa, his colleague. But when his father withdrew financial support, Vedder was thrown back to reality.
Despite adversity, he returned to the U.S. impoverished during the Secession War and made a name for himself as a commercial illustrator. His art printing, influenced by Romanticism and Oriental themes, quickly gained recognition. Works such as "The Roc's Egg," "The Fisherman and the Genii," and "Lair of the Sea Serpent" were central to this period. During his time in America, he associated himself with literary and artistic giants such as Walt Whitman, Herman Melville and William Morris Hunt. After the war, however, he was drawn once again to Italy. He married, raised a family, and found inspiration in the Pre-Raphaelites and Irish mystics. It's no surprise that the company, which specializes in high-quality art prints, is fascinated by his talent, as Vedder's works are testaments to his artistic genius.
In Italy, Vedder continued to solidify his legacy, helping to found art groups and working for the famous Tiffany. His art printing, especially the allegorical murals in the lobby of the reading room of the Washington Library of Congress, is a testament to his unforgettable nature. Despite occasional returns to the U.S., Vedder spent most of his later life in Italy, leaving an immortal legacy upon his demise in 1923. In his death and in every art print he inspired, Vedder lives on - a symbol of art's tireless flame.
The 19th century cast its shadow on the world of art, and at the center of this swirl of creativity was Elihu Vedder, a name that stands out in the annals of American Symbolism. Born in the winding streets of New York in February 1836, Vedder's career took him from the bustling alleys of America to the storied streets of Rome, his every step impressively captured by his art print. The true roots of his creativity lie in the complexity of his childhood. Born to Dr. Elihu Vedder Sr. and Elizabeth Vedder - a couple who shared the intimacy of cousins - his father's adventurous spirit took the family to Cuba. During this time, young Vedder found refuge with his grandfather Alexander in Schenectady and within the walls of a boarding school.
The whispers of art lured Vedder at an early age, and despite the reservations of his father, who had other plans for him, he pursued his artistic ambitions with his mother's blessing. Vedder's educational path led him to the renowned artists Tompkins H. Matteson in New York and Francois Edouard Picot in Paris. But it was Italy - a country that shimmered from the Renaissance to the Macchiaioli artists - that really opened his eyes. It was here that he forged deep bonds, especially with Giovanni Costa, his colleague. But when his father withdrew financial support, Vedder was thrown back to reality.
Despite adversity, he returned to the U.S. impoverished during the Secession War and made a name for himself as a commercial illustrator. His art printing, influenced by Romanticism and Oriental themes, quickly gained recognition. Works such as "The Roc's Egg," "The Fisherman and the Genii," and "Lair of the Sea Serpent" were central to this period. During his time in America, he associated himself with literary and artistic giants such as Walt Whitman, Herman Melville and William Morris Hunt. After the war, however, he was drawn once again to Italy. He married, raised a family, and found inspiration in the Pre-Raphaelites and Irish mystics. It's no surprise that the company, which specializes in high-quality art prints, is fascinated by his talent, as Vedder's works are testaments to his artistic genius.
In Italy, Vedder continued to solidify his legacy, helping to found art groups and working for the famous Tiffany. His art printing, especially the allegorical murals in the lobby of the reading room of the Washington Library of Congress, is a testament to his unforgettable nature. Despite occasional returns to the U.S., Vedder spent most of his later life in Italy, leaving an immortal legacy upon his demise in 1923. In his death and in every art print he inspired, Vedder lives on - a symbol of art's tireless flame.
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.jpg "Sketch of a Fragment from a Wall in Capri by Elihu Vedder")