Early American paintings; catalogue of an exhibition held in the Museum of the Brooklyn instituteof arts and sciences, Brooklyn, February 3d to March 12th, 1917 . incottsMagazine, Vol. I, pages 477-491, 1868. ^*7 LEVI DICKSON. Dickson was Neagles cousin. The *^ portrait was acquired by the present owner from Garrett Neagle, the artists son. Painted in 1834. On canvas: H. 30 inches; W. 25 inches. Lent by Mr. John Frederick EARLY AMERICAN PAINTINGS JOHN NEAGLE CONTINUED ro SERGEANT ANDREW WALLACE (1730-1835).*^^ Andrew Wallace was born in Inverness, Scotland, anddied in New York. He cam
Early American paintings; catalogue of an exhibition held in the Museum of the Brooklyn instituteof arts and sciences, Brooklyn, February 3d to March 12th, 1917 . incottsMagazine, Vol. I, pages 477-491, 1868. ^*7 LEVI DICKSON. Dickson was Neagles cousin. The *^ portrait was acquired by the present owner from Garrett Neagle, the artists son. Painted in 1834. On canvas: H. 30 inches; W. 25 inches. Lent by Mr. John Frederick EARLY AMERICAN PAINTINGS JOHN NEAGLE CONTINUED ro SERGEANT ANDREW WALLACE (1730-1835).*^^ Andrew Wallace was born in Inverness, Scotland, anddied in New York. He came to America in 1752 and enteredthe Revolutionary army, April 1776, in Chester County,Pennsylvania; later was a sergeant under Anthony Waynewhich rank he held to the end of the war. It is said that hehad his hands badly frost-bitten crossing the Delaware withWashington, and for that reason he was forced to wear glovesduring the remainder of his life. Thomas Fitzgerald inNeagles biography (Lippincotts Magazine, Vol. I) statesthat this portrait was painted in Sergeant Wallaces canvas: H. 30 inches; W. 25 inches. Lent by Mr. Herbert Lee Pratt. 58. SERGEANT ANDREW WALLACE BY JOHN NEAGLE
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