Aged 56y 7m 6d
Ashland Times, Thursday, March 29, 1866, Ashland, Ohio, Page 2
We received a copy of the London Times, containing a complimentary notice, of our friend, B.F. Reinhart, the artist, who is now in England, on his way to Italy to avail himself of the aid of the "Masters of Arts". Mr. Reinhart is a native of Wayne county, and one of the best portrait and landscape painters of our state.
The Ashland Times, Thursday, May 14, 1885, Ashland, Ohio, Page 1
POLK
Dr. Reinhart received a telegram on Tuesday of last week announcing the death of his uncle, B.F. Reinhart, of New York City, and on Thursday went to McKay to attend the funeral of the deceased. Mr. Reinhart had achieved great success as an artist, and will be remembered by many of his old time friends of his boy-hood days in the southern part of this county. He left his home there at the age of eleven years and made his way to Baltimore in the pursuit of his life's study and in a few years became a successful portrait painter. He pursued his studies in New York, England, France and Italy, and painter many pictures of note, gaining a name of reputation ranking with those of the best artists A,Erica has produced. Among his best works are "Evangeline," Cleopatra Unveiled Before Caesar," " On Guard", "Running the Gauntlet," "Helen of the Walls of Troy". The subject of this little sketch was born in Green County, Pa., in 1829, and died in Philadelphia, May 3, 1885. His remains were, according to his request, brought to Ohio and interred in the little cemetery at McKay, this county. We are indebted to Dr. Reinhart for the above account.
The World Wide Encyclopedia and Gazetteer Biographies of Living Subjects, Edited by W.H. DePuy D.D., LLD, and A. Corps of Eminent Writers
Vol. XII-POU-ZYLONE, The Christian Herald, Louis Klopsch, Proprietor, Bible House, New York, 1908
REINHART, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, artist, was born in Greene county, Pennsylvania, on August 29, 1829, and studied art at Pittsburg and in the National Academy of Design, New York. He took to portrait painting with some success, but in 1850 went to Europe for further study, at Dusseldorf, Paris and Rome. In 1861-69 he was in England. In 1871 he was elected an associate of the National Academy. Among his best known portraits are those of James Buchanan, George M. Dallas, Charles P. Daly, Charles O'Conor, the Princess of Wales (now Queen), Lord Brougham, Thomas Carlyle, Tennyson, Mark Lemon, Edwin M. Stanton, General Scott, Stephen A. Douglas, and Samuel Houston. His historical and other works include Katrina Van Tassel, Washington Receiving the News of Arnold's Treason, Young Franklin and Sir William Keith, Pocahontas, Evangeline, and Cleopatra. He died on May 3, 1885.
Ashland Times, Thursday, March 29, 1866, Ashland, Ohio, Page 2
We received a copy of the London Times, containing a complimentary notice, of our friend, B.F. Reinhart, the artist, who is now in England, on his way to Italy to avail himself of the aid of the "Masters of Arts". Mr. Reinhart is a native of Wayne county, and one of the best portrait and landscape painters of our state.
The Ashland Times, Thursday, May 14, 1885, Ashland, Ohio, Page 1
POLK
Dr. Reinhart received a telegram on Tuesday of last week announcing the death of his uncle, B.F. Reinhart, of New York City, and on Thursday went to McKay to attend the funeral of the deceased. Mr. Reinhart had achieved great success as an artist, and will be remembered by many of his old time friends of his boy-hood days in the southern part of this county. He left his home there at the age of eleven years and made his way to Baltimore in the pursuit of his life's study and in a few years became a successful portrait painter. He pursued his studies in New York, England, France and Italy, and painter many pictures of note, gaining a name of reputation ranking with those of the best artists A,Erica has produced. Among his best works are "Evangeline," Cleopatra Unveiled Before Caesar," " On Guard", "Running the Gauntlet," "Helen of the Walls of Troy". The subject of this little sketch was born in Green County, Pa., in 1829, and died in Philadelphia, May 3, 1885. His remains were, according to his request, brought to Ohio and interred in the little cemetery at McKay, this county. We are indebted to Dr. Reinhart for the above account.
The World Wide Encyclopedia and Gazetteer Biographies of Living Subjects, Edited by W.H. DePuy D.D., LLD, and A. Corps of Eminent Writers
Vol. XII-POU-ZYLONE, The Christian Herald, Louis Klopsch, Proprietor, Bible House, New York, 1908
REINHART, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, artist, was born in Greene county, Pennsylvania, on August 29, 1829, and studied art at Pittsburg and in the National Academy of Design, New York. He took to portrait painting with some success, but in 1850 went to Europe for further study, at Dusseldorf, Paris and Rome. In 1861-69 he was in England. In 1871 he was elected an associate of the National Academy. Among his best known portraits are those of James Buchanan, George M. Dallas, Charles P. Daly, Charles O'Conor, the Princess of Wales (now Queen), Lord Brougham, Thomas Carlyle, Tennyson, Mark Lemon, Edwin M. Stanton, General Scott, Stephen A. Douglas, and Samuel Houston. His historical and other works include Katrina Van Tassel, Washington Receiving the News of Arnold's Treason, Young Franklin and Sir William Keith, Pocahontas, Evangeline, and Cleopatra. He died on May 3, 1885.
Aged 56y 7m 6d
Ashland Times, Thursday, March 29, 1866, Ashland, Ohio, Page 2
We received a copy of the London Times, containing a complimentary notice, of our friend, B.F. Reinhart, the artist, who is now in England, on his way to Italy to avail himself of the aid of the "Masters of Arts". Mr. Reinhart is a native of Wayne county, and one of the best portrait and landscape painters of our state.
The Ashland Times, Thursday, May 14, 1885, Ashland, Ohio, Page 1
POLK
Dr. Reinhart received a telegram on Tuesday of last week announcing the death of his uncle, B.F. Reinhart, of New York City, and on Thursday went to McKay to attend the funeral of the deceased. Mr. Reinhart had achieved great success as an artist, and will be remembered by many of his old time friends of his boy-hood days in the southern part of this county. He left his home there at the age of eleven years and made his way to Baltimore in the pursuit of his life's study and in a few years became a successful portrait painter. He pursued his studies in New York, England, France and Italy, and painter many pictures of note, gaining a name of reputation ranking with those of the best artists A,Erica has produced. Among his best works are "Evangeline," Cleopatra Unveiled Before Caesar," " On Guard", "Running the Gauntlet," "Helen of the Walls of Troy". The subject of this little sketch was born in Green County, Pa., in 1829, and died in Philadelphia, May 3, 1885. His remains were, according to his request, brought to Ohio and interred in the little cemetery at McKay, this county. We are indebted to Dr. Reinhart for the above account.
The World Wide Encyclopedia and Gazetteer Biographies of Living Subjects, Edited by W.H. DePuy D.D., LLD, and A. Corps of Eminent Writers
Vol. XII-POU-ZYLONE, The Christian Herald, Louis Klopsch, Proprietor, Bible House, New York, 1908
REINHART, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, artist, was born in Greene county, Pennsylvania, on August 29, 1829, and studied art at Pittsburg and in the National Academy of Design, New York. He took to portrait painting with some success, but in 1850 went to Europe for further study, at Dusseldorf, Paris and Rome. In 1861-69 he was in England. In 1871 he was elected an associate of the National Academy. Among his best known portraits are those of James Buchanan, George M. Dallas, Charles P. Daly, Charles O'Conor, the Princess of Wales (now Queen), Lord Brougham, Thomas Carlyle, Tennyson, Mark Lemon, Edwin M. Stanton, General Scott, Stephen A. Douglas, and Samuel Houston. His historical and other works include Katrina Van Tassel, Washington Receiving the News of Arnold's Treason, Young Franklin and Sir William Keith, Pocahontas, Evangeline, and Cleopatra. He died on May 3, 1885.
Ashland Times, Thursday, March 29, 1866, Ashland, Ohio, Page 2
We received a copy of the London Times, containing a complimentary notice, of our friend, B.F. Reinhart, the artist, who is now in England, on his way to Italy to avail himself of the aid of the "Masters of Arts". Mr. Reinhart is a native of Wayne county, and one of the best portrait and landscape painters of our state.
The Ashland Times, Thursday, May 14, 1885, Ashland, Ohio, Page 1
POLK
Dr. Reinhart received a telegram on Tuesday of last week announcing the death of his uncle, B.F. Reinhart, of New York City, and on Thursday went to McKay to attend the funeral of the deceased. Mr. Reinhart had achieved great success as an artist, and will be remembered by many of his old time friends of his boy-hood days in the southern part of this county. He left his home there at the age of eleven years and made his way to Baltimore in the pursuit of his life's study and in a few years became a successful portrait painter. He pursued his studies in New York, England, France and Italy, and painter many pictures of note, gaining a name of reputation ranking with those of the best artists A,Erica has produced. Among his best works are "Evangeline," Cleopatra Unveiled Before Caesar," " On Guard", "Running the Gauntlet," "Helen of the Walls of Troy". The subject of this little sketch was born in Green County, Pa., in 1829, and died in Philadelphia, May 3, 1885. His remains were, according to his request, brought to Ohio and interred in the little cemetery at McKay, this county. We are indebted to Dr. Reinhart for the above account.
The World Wide Encyclopedia and Gazetteer Biographies of Living Subjects, Edited by W.H. DePuy D.D., LLD, and A. Corps of Eminent Writers
Vol. XII-POU-ZYLONE, The Christian Herald, Louis Klopsch, Proprietor, Bible House, New York, 1908
REINHART, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, artist, was born in Greene county, Pennsylvania, on August 29, 1829, and studied art at Pittsburg and in the National Academy of Design, New York. He took to portrait painting with some success, but in 1850 went to Europe for further study, at Dusseldorf, Paris and Rome. In 1861-69 he was in England. In 1871 he was elected an associate of the National Academy. Among his best known portraits are those of James Buchanan, George M. Dallas, Charles P. Daly, Charles O'Conor, the Princess of Wales (now Queen), Lord Brougham, Thomas Carlyle, Tennyson, Mark Lemon, Edwin M. Stanton, General Scott, Stephen A. Douglas, and Samuel Houston. His historical and other works include Katrina Van Tassel, Washington Receiving the News of Arnold's Treason, Young Franklin and Sir William Keith, Pocahontas, Evangeline, and Cleopatra. He died on May 3, 1885.
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