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Tilden (DOUGLAS an American May lost)

DOUGLAS, an American May 1, 1860; lost his hearing as a result of scarlet fever and in consequence was educated at the State Institution for the Deaf in Berkeley, Cal., where he was graduated in 1879.

Later he took up the study of sculpture and in 1893 was appointed a member of the jury on sculpture at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago . He was a member of the National Sculpture Society, the New York Art Club, the San Francisco Art TILDEN Association, etc., and Professor of Sculpture at the Mark Hopkins Art Institute. His works include "Baseball Player"; "Tired Boxer"; "Indian Bear Hunt"; "Football Players," etc.