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DATA FOR WHO'S WHO IN ART, 1925 TO BE PUBLISHED IN AMERICAN ART ANNUAL VOLUME XXII 1741 NEW YORK AVENUE, N. W., WASHINGTON, D. C. IMPORTANT Please revise this clipping from the last issue. The facts desired are: name in full; studio and home addresses; branched of art pursued; place and full date of birth: education; membership in art societies; representation in public galleries, etc. In order to insure entry and correct listing, this blank should be filled out and returned at once.If address is changed in September, correction can be made on proof. Please do not fail to send notification of such change to the publishers before October 1st. Names of all who do not reply will be dropped unless they are members of recognized art societies. This is necessary in order to avoid listing those who are inactive. There is absolutely no charge for entry. THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF ARTS, Publisher. April, 1925. TANNER, H(enry) O(ssawa), 51 Ba St. Jaques, XIV, Paris, France; summer, "Edgewood," Trépied, par Etaples, Pasde-Calais, France. P.--Born Pittsburgh, Pa., June 21 1859. Pupil pf PAFA under Thomas Eakins; Laurens and Constant in Paris. Member: ANA 1909; Paris SAP; Soc.Inter. de Peinture et Sculpture; Fellowship PAFA. Awards: Hon. mention, Paris Salon, 1896; third class medal, Paris Salon, 1897; Lippincott prize, PAFA 1900; silver medal, Paris Exp., 1900; silver medal, Pan.-Am. Exp., Buffalo, 1901; silver medal, St. Louis Exp., 1904; second class medal, Paris, Salon, 1906; Harris prize, AIC 1906; gold medal, P.-P.Exp., San F., 1915. Specialty, biblical subjects. Work: "The Raising of Lazarus," and "The Disiples at Emmaus," Luxembourg Museum, Paris; "Christ at the Home of Mary and Martha," Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh; "Nicodemus," Pennsylvania Academy, Philadelphia; "The Two Disciples at the Tomb" and "The Three Marys," Art Institute of Chicago; "L'Annonciation," Wilstach Collection, Philadelphia; "Holy Family," Hackley Art Gallery, Muskegon, Mich.; "Christ Walking on the Water," Des Moines Asso. of Fine Arts. "Daniel in the Lions Den," Los Angeles Museum; "Moonlight, Walls of Tangiers," Los Angeles Museum.