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Arthur Ignatius Keller
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Arthur Ignatius Keller
Arthur Ignatius Keller was an American painter and illustrator. His parents were Adam and Amanda Spohr Keller. He took up drawing at the National Academy, New York as a student of Professor Wilmarth. In Munich, he studied painting with Professor Loeffts. Keller worked in oil and watercolor. He won awards including the First Class Medal at the National Academy, Hallgarten composition prize, the Philadelphia Art Club gold medal, Paris Exposition of 1900 silver medal. Two years later he won the Evans water color prize. At the St. Louis Exposition of 1904 he won gold and silver medals. In San Francisco he was awarded the gold medal of the Panama Pacific International Exposition. At that point he
54-40 or Fight
The Power and the Glory
A Cry in the Wilderness
The House of de Mailly
Amos Judd
The Lords of High Decision
The Red City: A Novel of the Second Administration of President Washington
The Destroying Angel
The Bandbox
Colonel Carter's Christmas and The Romance of an Old-Fashioned Gentleman
The Creators: A Comedy
The Safety Curtain, and Other Stories
Within these walls
Tomorrow's tangle
The Woman in the Alcove
Caleb West, Master Diver
The Arm-Chair at the Inn
The Millionaire Baby
Miss Maitland, Private Secretary
Rosalind at Red Gate
The Place of Honeymoons
Bob Hampton of Placer
August First
