Francis William Edmonds, born on November 22, 1806, was an American artist known for his humorous and relatable genre paintings, such as The New Bonnet and Taking the Census. He initially pursued a career in banking before dedicating himself to art, training at the National Academy of Design and eventually establishing a successful exhibition career.
Edmonds' work continues to offer insightful and charming portrayals of 19th-century American life.
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