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Oliver Ingraham Lay

Oliver Ingraham Lay studied at the Cooper Institute and the National Academy of Design, both in New York. For three years, he was a pupil of the portrait and landscape painter Thomas Hicks. Lay exhibited at the National Academy and became a member in 1876. He was best known for his portrait of General Grant, which hung at the United States Bank in New York

Alternate Names
Lay, Oliver Ingraham
Oliver I. Lay
Birth
1845
Birth Location
New York, New York, United States
Death
1890
Nationalities
American
American?
student of
Thomas Hicks
Partner URL
http://www.getty.edu/vow/ULANFullDisplay?find=&role=&nation=&subjectid=500013481
Linked Data URI
ulan:500013481
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Objects at National Portrait Gallery (1)

James Parton (Oliver Ingraham Lay, 1868)

Objects at Smithsonian American Art Museum (4)

Self-Portrait (Oliver Ingraham Lay, 1882)
Hester Marian Wait Lay, Portrait of the Artist's Wife (Oliver Ingraham Lay, 1880)
Charles Downing Lay, Portrait of the Artist's Son (Oliver Ingraham Lay, ca. 1881-1883)
Portrait of Fidelia Bridges (Oliver Ingraham Lay)