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Ulrich (CHARLES FREDERICK an American)

CHARLES FREDERICK, an American artist; born in New York City, Oct. 18, 1858; learned his profession at Cooper Institute and the Na- ULRICH tional Academy. He then studied in Munich, where he was awarded a medal in 1879. For several years he painted in New York City, but in 1884 removed to Italy; was made an associate of the National Academy in 1883. His most noted works include "In the Land of Promise," "The Glass Blowers," "The Wood En- graver," "The Carpenter," "The Waifs," "A Dutch Typesetter," and "Washing of "The Glass Blowers," "The Wood En- Feet in Venice." He died in 1908. ULRICH, EDWARD OSCAR, an "A Dutch Typesetter," and "Washing of Feet in Venice." He died in 1908. an

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