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Henry Ossawa Tanner was born in Pittsburgh in 1859, the first of five children born to Reverend Benjamin Tucker Tanner, a future bishop in the African Methodist Episcopal Church, and Sarah Tanner, a woman who had escaped her enslavers via the Underground Railroad. Their son’s unusual middle name was derived from the name of the town Osawatomie, Kansas, where the abolitionist John Brown had initiated his antislavery campaign.
The family settled in Philadelphia in 1868, and in 1879 Tanner enrolled in the Pennsylvania

PMA 1965, no. 70 Artwork history & notes Artwork History Bibliography 1965 Philadelphia

Art in Rome in the Eighteenth Century, Philadelphia Museum of Art and Museum of Fine

Art Museum, Cambridge, 1968, not in catalogue. 1973 Paul Gauguin: Monotypes, Philadelphia

 Accession ID  2015.19.1040 Artwork Thomas Birch, View of the Delaware near Philadelphia

Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1928) annotated with information from files of M.

Henkels, Philadelphia, 5 February 1920, no. 25);[3] Thomas B.

at Harvard University; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Cleveland Museum of Art; and Philadelphia

Philadelphia: University of Philadelphia Press, 1986.

Philadelphia: Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1973.