KAVANAUGH, John J. - Revision history

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	KAVANAUGH, John J. (Dubuque, IA, 1857--Los Angeles, CA, June 30, 1937). Kavanaugh, the son of [[KAVANAUGH, Thomas\|Thomas KAVANAUGH]], studied painting at Columbia University with George Inness and Francis Murphy according to [[GIBSON, Michael D.\|Michael D. GIBSON]]. Kavanaugh moved to California sometime after 1917 as he was listed in the Iowa census as living at home in 1860, 1870, and 1880. The 1909 and 1916-1917 '''Dubuque City Directory''' located this person at 122 9th. He represented the First Ward in Democratic County Convention of 1892. (1) In 1894 a large oil painting of Julien Dubuque's grave was displayed in the window of the [[BOSTON ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS]]. The picture was on temporary display by [[WALES, Charles E.\|Charles E. WALES]] before being moved to the [[HOTEL JULIEN]] room. (2)		KAVANAUGH, John J. (Dubuque, IA, 1857--Los Angeles, CA, June 30, 1937). Kavanaugh, the son of [[KAVANAUGH, Thomas\|Thomas KAVANAUGH]], studied painting at Columbia University with George Inness and Francis Murphy according to [[GIBSON, Michael D.\|Michael D. GIBSON]]. Kavanaugh moved to California sometime after 1917 as he was listed in the Iowa census as living at home in 1860, 1870, and 1880. The 1909 and 1916-1917 '''Dubuque City Directory''' located this person at 122 9th. He represented the First Ward in Democratic County Convention of 1892. (1) In 1894 a large oil painting of Julien Dubuque's grave was displayed in the window of the [[BOSTON ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS]]. The picture was on temporary display by [[WALES, Charles E.\|Charles E. WALES]] before being moved to the [[HOTEL JULIEN]] room. (2)

	Gary Germaine, a well-known Dubuque art and antique collector, restored a Kavanaugh painting prior to it being given to the [[DUBUQUE STAR BREWING COMPANY]] by Charles Rhomberg, a descendant of the family that operated the brewery through the early 1970s. (3) ~~A favorite subject of Kavanaugh was [[HORSESHOE BLUFF]].~~ In 2022 Germain announced that he would sell a 1919 painting of ~~Horseshoe Bluff~~ done by Kavanaugh. (4) Germain had purchased the painting from a woman in New Jersey who found the print in a frame she had purchased on the Internet. In 2003 the [[DUBUQUE MUSEUM OF ART]] planned a summer exhibit including a 1904 oil painting of "Eagle Point" by Kavanaugh. (5) Another painting, "Forest Landscape," and inscribed on the reverse :"Recv from John J. Kavanaugh/July 4, 1919/at Gerrytown, Iowa" was auctioned in 2011.		Gary Germaine, a well-known Dubuque art and antique collector, restored a Kavanaugh painting prior to it being given to the [[DUBUQUE STAR BREWING COMPANY]] by Charles Rhomberg, a descendant of the family that operated the brewery through the early 1970s. (3) In 2022 Germain announced that he would sell a 1919 painting of [[HORSESHOE BLUFF]] done by Kavanaugh. (4) Germain had purchased the painting from a woman in New Jersey who found the print in a frame she had purchased on the Internet. In 2003 the [[DUBUQUE MUSEUM OF ART]] planned a summer exhibit including a 1904 oil painting of "Eagle Point" by Kavanaugh. (5) Another painting, "Forest Landscape," and inscribed on the reverse :"Recv from John J. Kavanaugh/July 4, 1919/at Gerrytown, Iowa" was auctioned in 2011.

	According to the 1883 '''Dubuque City Directory''', this business was located at 1086 Southern Avenue.		According to the 1883 '''Dubuque City Directory''', this business was located at 1086 Southern Avenue.

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	KAVANAUGH, John J. (Dubuque, IA, 1857--Los Angeles, CA, June 30, 1937). Kavanaugh, the son of [[KAVANAUGH, Thomas\|Thomas KAVANAUGH]], studied painting at Columbia University with George Inness and Francis Murphy according to [[GIBSON, Michael D.\|Michael D. GIBSON]]. Kavanaugh moved to California sometime after ~~1880~~ as he was listed in the Iowa census as living at home in 1860, 1870, and 1880. The 1909 and 1916-1917 '''Dubuque City Directory''' located this person at 122 9th.		KAVANAUGH, John J. (Dubuque, IA, 1857--Los Angeles, CA, June 30, 1937). Kavanaugh, the son of [[KAVANAUGH, Thomas\|Thomas KAVANAUGH]], studied painting at Columbia University with George Inness and Francis Murphy according to [[GIBSON, Michael D.\|Michael D. GIBSON]]. Kavanaugh moved to California sometime after 1917 as he was listed in the Iowa census as living at home in 1860, 1870, and 1880. The 1909 and 1916-1917 '''Dubuque City Directory''' located this person at 122 9th. He represented the First Ward in Democratic County Convention of 1892. (1) In 1894 a large oil painting of Julien Dubuque's grave was displayed in the window of the [[BOSTON ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS]]. The picture was on temporary display by [[WALES, Charles E.\|Charles E. WALES]] before being moved to the [[HOTEL JULIEN]] room. (2)

	Gary Germaine, a well-known Dubuque art and antique collector, restored a Kavanaugh painting prior to it being given to the [[DUBUQUE STAR BREWING COMPANY]] by Charles Rhomberg, a descendant of the family that operated the brewery through the early 1970s. (1) A favorite subject of Kavanaugh was [[HORSESHOE BLUFF]]. In 2022 Germain announced that he would sell a 1919 painting of Horseshoe Bluff done by Kavanaugh. (2) Germain had purchased the painting from a woman in New Jersey who found the print in a frame she had purchased on the Internet. In 2003 the [[DUBUQUE MUSEUM OF ART]] planned a summer exhibit including a 1904 oil painting of "Eagle Point" by Kavanaugh. (3)Another painting, "Forest Landscape," and inscribed on the reverse :"Recv from John J. Kavanaugh/July 4, 1919/at Gerrytown, Iowa" was auctioned in 2011.		Gary Germaine, a well-known Dubuque art and antique collector, restored a Kavanaugh painting prior to it being given to the [[DUBUQUE STAR BREWING COMPANY]] by Charles Rhomberg, a descendant of the family that operated the brewery through the early 1970s. (3) A favorite subject of Kavanaugh was [[HORSESHOE BLUFF]]. In 2022 Germain announced that he would sell a 1919 painting of Horseshoe Bluff done by Kavanaugh. (4) Germain had purchased the painting from a woman in New Jersey who found the print in a frame she had purchased on the Internet. In 2003 the [[DUBUQUE MUSEUM OF ART]] planned a summer exhibit including a 1904 oil painting of "Eagle Point" by Kavanaugh. (5) Another painting, "Forest Landscape," and inscribed on the reverse :"Recv from John J. Kavanaugh/July 4, 1919/at Gerrytown, Iowa" was auctioned in 2011.

	According to the 1883 '''Dubuque City Directory''', this business was located at 1086 Southern Avenue.		According to the 1883 '''Dubuque City Directory''', this business was located at 1086 Southern Avenue.
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	1~~. Gallo, Matt~~. "~~Star Collector Makes Room for Latest Memorabilia~~," ''~~Telegraph~~ Herald'', ~~December 9~~, ~~1988~~		1. "The Delegates," ''The Herald'', May 1, 1892, p. 8

	2~~. Nevans-Pederson, Mary~~. "~~New Jersey!?! AWOL Painting Back Home~~," ''~~Telegraph~~ Herald'', ~~Jan~~. ~~21, 2011~~		2. "Municipal Molecules," ''The Herald'', November 10, 1894, p. 4

	3. Voight, Sandye, "Call of the River," ''Telegraph Herald'', July 24, 2003, p. 11		3. Gallo, Matt. "Star Collector Makes Room for Latest Memorabilia," ''Telegraph Herald'', December 9, 1988

			4. Nevans-Pederson, Mary. "New Jersey!?! AWOL Painting Back Home," ''Telegraph Herald'', Jan. 21, 2011

			5. Voight, Sandye, "Call of the River," ''Telegraph Herald'', July 24, 2003, p. 11

	J. J. Kavanaugh Artist-Dubuque. http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=3892&p=localities.northam.usa.states.iowa.counties.dubuque		J. J. Kavanaugh Artist-Dubuque. http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=3892&p=localities.northam.usa.states.iowa.counties.dubuque

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	KAVANAUGH, John J. (Dubuque, IA, 1857--Los Angeles, 1937). Kavanaugh, the son of [[KAVANAUGH, Thomas\|Thomas KAVANAUGH]], studied painting at Columbia University with George Inness and Francis Murphy according to [[GIBSON, Michael D.\|Michael D. GIBSON]]. Kavanaugh moved to California sometime after 1880 as he was listed in the Iowa census as living at home in 1860, 1870, and 1880. The 1909 and 1916-1917''Dubuque City Directory'' located this person at 122 9th.		KAVANAUGH, John J. (Dubuque, IA, 1857--Los Angeles, CA, June 30, 1937). Kavanaugh, the son of [[KAVANAUGH, Thomas\|Thomas KAVANAUGH]], studied painting at Columbia University with George Inness and Francis Murphy according to [[GIBSON, Michael D.\|Michael D. GIBSON]]. Kavanaugh moved to California sometime after 1880 as he was listed in the Iowa census as living at home in 1860, 1870, and 1880. The 1909 and 1916-1917 '''Dubuque City Directory''' located this person at 122 9th.

	Gary Germaine, a well-known Dubuque art and antique collector, restored a Kavanaugh painting prior to it being given to the [[DUBUQUE STAR BREWING COMPANY]] by Charles Rhomberg, a descendant of the family that operated the brewery through the early 1970s. (1) A favorite subject of Kavanaugh was [[HORSESHOE BLUFF]]. In 2022 Germain announced that he would sell a 1919 painting of Horseshoe Bluff done by Kavanaugh. Germain had purchased the painting from a woman in New Jersey who found the print in a frame she had purchased on the Internet. Another painting, "Forest Landscape," and inscribed on the reverse :"Recv from John J. Kavanaugh/July 4, 1919/at Gerrytown, Iowa" was auctioned in 2011.		Gary Germaine, a well-known Dubuque art and antique collector, restored a Kavanaugh painting prior to it being given to the [[DUBUQUE STAR BREWING COMPANY]] by Charles Rhomberg, a descendant of the family that operated the brewery through the early 1970s. (1) A favorite subject of Kavanaugh was [[HORSESHOE BLUFF]]. In 2022 Germain announced that he would sell a 1919 painting of Horseshoe Bluff done by Kavanaugh. (2) Germain had purchased the painting from a woman in New Jersey who found the print in a frame she had purchased on the Internet. In 2003 the [[DUBUQUE MUSEUM OF ART]] planned a summer exhibit including a 1904 oil painting of "Eagle Point" by Kavanaugh. (3)Another painting, "Forest Landscape," and inscribed on the reverse :"Recv from John J. Kavanaugh/July 4, 1919/at Gerrytown, Iowa" was auctioned in 2011.

			According to the 1883 '''Dubuque City Directory''', this business was located at 1086 Southern Avenue.

			The 1884-1885 through 1890-91 '''Dubuque City Directory''' gave the northeast corner of 8th and Main as the address.

			The 1911-1912 '''Dubuque City Directory''' through 1918 '''Dubuque Classified Business Directory''' listed 122 9th as the address.

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	1. Gallo, Matt. "Star Collector Makes Room for Latest Memorabilia," ''Telegraph Herald'', December 9, 1988		1. Gallo, Matt. "Star Collector Makes Room for Latest Memorabilia," ''Telegraph Herald'', December 9, 1988

	Nevans-Pederson, Mary. "New Jersey!?! AWOL Painting Back Home," ''Telegraph Herald'', Jan. 21, 2011		2. Nevans-Pederson, Mary. "New Jersey!?! AWOL Painting Back Home," ''Telegraph Herald'', Jan. 21, 2011

			3. Voight, Sandye, "Call of the River," ''Telegraph Herald'', July 24, 2003, p. 11

	J. J. Kavanaugh Artist-Dubuque. http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=3892&p=localities.northam.usa.states.iowa.counties.dubuque		J. J. Kavanaugh Artist-Dubuque. http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=3892&p=localities.northam.usa.states.iowa.counties.dubuque

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	KAVANAUGH, John J. (Dubuque, IA, 1857--Los Angeles, 1937). Kavanaugh, the son of [[KAVANAUGH, Thomas\|Thomas KAVANAUGH]], studied painting at Columbia University with George Inness and Francis Murphy according to [[GIBSON, Michael D.\|Michael D. GIBSON]]. Kavanaugh moved to California sometime after 1880 as he was listed in the Iowa census as living at home in 1860, 1870, and 1880. The 1909 and 1916-1917''Dubuque City Directory'' located this person at 122 9th.		KAVANAUGH, John J. (Dubuque, IA, 1857--Los Angeles, 1937). Kavanaugh, the son of [[KAVANAUGH, Thomas\|Thomas KAVANAUGH]], studied painting at Columbia University with George Inness and Francis Murphy according to [[GIBSON, Michael D.\|Michael D. GIBSON]]. Kavanaugh moved to California sometime after 1880 as he was listed in the Iowa census as living at home in 1860, 1870, and 1880. The 1909 and 1916-1917''Dubuque City Directory'' located this person at 122 9th.

	A favorite subject of Kavanaugh was [[HORSESHOE BLUFF]]. In ~~2011 Gary Germaine, a well-known Dubuque art and antique collector,~~ announced that he would sell a 1919 painting of ~~the site~~ done by Kavanaugh ~~in 1919~~. Germain had ~~been contacted by~~ a woman in New Jersey who found the print in a frame she had purchased on the Internet~~. Germain purchased the 16-inch by 30-inch painting~~. Another painting, "Forest Landscape," and inscribed on the reverse :"Recv from John J. Kavanaugh/July 4, 1919/at Gerrytown, Iowa" was auctioned in 2011.		Gary Germaine, a well-known Dubuque art and antique collector, restored a Kavanaugh painting prior to it being given to the [[DUBUQUE STAR BREWING COMPANY]] by Charles Rhomberg, a descendant of the family that operated the brewery through the early 1970s. (1) A favorite subject of Kavanaugh was [[HORSESHOE BLUFF]]. In 2022 Germain announced that he would sell a 1919 painting of Horseshoe Bluff done by Kavanaugh. Germain had purchased the painting from a woman in New Jersey who found the print in a frame she had purchased on the Internet. Another painting, "Forest Landscape," and inscribed on the reverse :"Recv from John J. Kavanaugh/July 4, 1919/at Gerrytown, Iowa" was auctioned in 2011.

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	Nevans-Pederson, Mary. "New Jersey!?! AWOL ~~Paianting~~ Back Home," Telegraph Herald, Jan. 21, 2011		1. Gallo, Matt. "Star Collector Makes Room for Latest Memorabilia," ''Telegraph Herald'', December 9, 1988

			Nevans-Pederson, Mary. "New Jersey!?! AWOL Painting Back Home," ''Telegraph Herald'', Jan. 21, 2011

	J. J. Kavanaugh Artist-Dubuque. http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=3892&p=localities.northam.usa.states.iowa.counties.dubuque		J. J. Kavanaugh Artist-Dubuque. http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=3892&p=localities.northam.usa.states.iowa.counties.dubuque

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	Nevans-Pederson, Mary. "New Jersey!?! AWOL Paianting Back Home," Telegraph Herald, Jan. 21, 2011		Nevans-Pederson, Mary. "New Jersey!?! AWOL Paianting Back Home," Telegraph Herald, Jan. 21, 2011

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	KAVANAUGH, John J. (Dubuque, IA, 1857--Los Angeles, 1937). Kavanaugh, the son of [[KAVANAUGH, Thomas\|Thomas KAVANAUGH]], studied painting at Columbia University with George Inness and Francis Murphy according to [[GIBSON, Michael D.\|Michael D. GIBSON]]. Kavanaugh moved to California sometime after 1880 as he was listed in the Iowa census as living at home in 1860, 1870, and 1880. The 1909 ''Dubuque City Directory'' located this person at 122 9th.		KAVANAUGH, John J. (Dubuque, IA, 1857--Los Angeles, 1937). Kavanaugh, the son of [[KAVANAUGH, Thomas\|Thomas KAVANAUGH]], studied painting at Columbia University with George Inness and Francis Murphy according to [[GIBSON, Michael D.\|Michael D. GIBSON]]. Kavanaugh moved to California sometime after 1880 as he was listed in the Iowa census as living at home in 1860, 1870, and 1880. The 1909 and 1916-1917''Dubuque City Directory'' located this person at 122 9th.

	A favorite subject of Kavanaugh was [[HORSESHOE BLUFF]]. In 2011 Gary Germaine, a well-known Dubuque art and antique collector, announced that he would sell a 1919 painting of the site done by Kavanaugh in 1919. Germain had been contacted by a woman in New Jersey who found the print in a frame she had purchased on the Internet. Germain purchased the 16-inch by 30-inch painting. Another painting, "Forest Landscape," and inscribed on the reverse :"Recv from John J. Kavanaugh/July 4, 1919/at Gerrytown, Iowa" was auctioned in 2011.		A favorite subject of Kavanaugh was [[HORSESHOE BLUFF]]. In 2011 Gary Germaine, a well-known Dubuque art and antique collector, announced that he would sell a 1919 painting of the site done by Kavanaugh in 1919. Germain had been contacted by a woman in New Jersey who found the print in a frame she had purchased on the Internet. Germain purchased the 16-inch by 30-inch painting. Another painting, "Forest Landscape," and inscribed on the reverse :"Recv from John J. Kavanaugh/July 4, 1919/at Gerrytown, Iowa" was auctioned in 2011.

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	KAVANAUGH, John J. (Dubuque, IA, 1857--Los Angeles, 1937). Kavanaugh, the son of [[KAVANAUGH, Thomas\|Thomas KAVANAUGH]], studied painting at Columbia University with George Inness and Francis Murphy according to [[GIBSON, Michael D.\|Michael D. GIBSON]]. Kavanaugh moved to California sometime after 1880 as he was listed in the Iowa census as living at home in 1860, 1870, and 1880.		KAVANAUGH, John J. (Dubuque, IA, 1857--Los Angeles, 1937). Kavanaugh, the son of [[KAVANAUGH, Thomas\|Thomas KAVANAUGH]], studied painting at Columbia University with George Inness and Francis Murphy according to [[GIBSON, Michael D.\|Michael D. GIBSON]]. Kavanaugh moved to California sometime after 1880 as he was listed in the Iowa census as living at home in 1860, 1870, and 1880. The 1909 ''Dubuque City Directory'' located this person at 122 9th.

	A favorite subject of Kavanaugh was [[HORSESHOE BLUFF]]. In 2011 Gary Germaine, a well-known Dubuque art and antique collector, announced that he would sell a 1919 painting of the site done by Kavanaugh in 1919. Germain had been contacted by a woman in New Jersey who found the print in a frame she had purchased on the Internet. Germain purchased the 16-inch by 30-inch painting. Another painting, "Forest Landscape," and inscribed on the reverse :"Recv from John J. Kavanaugh/July 4, 1919/at Gerrytown, Iowa" was auctioned in 2011.		A favorite subject of Kavanaugh was [[HORSESHOE BLUFF]]. In 2011 Gary Germaine, a well-known Dubuque art and antique collector, announced that he would sell a 1919 painting of the site done by Kavanaugh in 1919. Germain had been contacted by a woman in New Jersey who found the print in a frame she had purchased on the Internet. Germain purchased the 16-inch by 30-inch painting. Another painting, "Forest Landscape," and inscribed on the reverse :"Recv from John J. Kavanaugh/July 4, 1919/at Gerrytown, Iowa" was auctioned in 2011.

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	KAVANAUGH, John J. (Dubuque, IA, 1857--Los Angeles, 1937). Kavanaugh, the son of [[KAVANAUGH, Thomas\|Thomas KAVANAUGH]], studied painting at Columbia University~~. According~~ to ~~information from~~ [[GIBSON, Michael D.\|Michael D. GIBSON]], ~~he studied painting with George Inness~~ and ~~Francis Murphy~~.		KAVANAUGH, John J. (Dubuque, IA, 1857--Los Angeles, 1937). Kavanaugh, the son of [[KAVANAUGH, Thomas\|Thomas KAVANAUGH]], studied painting at Columbia University with George Inness and Francis Murphy according to [[GIBSON, Michael D.\|Michael D. GIBSON]]. Kavanaugh moved to California sometime after 1880 as he was listed in the Iowa census as living at home in 1860, 1870, and 1880.

	A favorite subject of Kavanaugh was [[HORSESHOE BLUFF]]. In 2011 Gary Germaine, a well-known Dubuque art and antique collector, announced that he would sell a 1919 painting of the site done by Kavanaugh in 1919. Germain had been contacted by a woman in New Jersey who found the print in a frame she had purchased on the Internet. Germain purchased the 16-inch by 30-inch painting. Another painting, "Forest Landscape," and inscribed on the reverse :"Recv from John J. Kavanaugh/July 4, 1919/at Gerrytown, Iowa" was auctioned in 2011.		A favorite subject of Kavanaugh was [[HORSESHOE BLUFF]]. In 2011 Gary Germaine, a well-known Dubuque art and antique collector, announced that he would sell a 1919 painting of the site done by Kavanaugh in 1919. Germain had been contacted by a woman in New Jersey who found the print in a frame she had purchased on the Internet. Germain purchased the 16-inch by 30-inch painting. Another painting, "Forest Landscape," and inscribed on the reverse :"Recv from John J. Kavanaugh/July 4, 1919/at Gerrytown, Iowa" was auctioned in 2011.

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	KAVANAUGH, John J. (Dubuque, IA, 1857--Los Angeles, 1937). Kavanaugh, the son of [[KAVANAUGH, Thomas\|Thomas KAVANAUGH]], studied painting at Columbia University. According to information from [[GIBSON, Michael D.\|Michael D. GIBSON]], he studied painting with George Inness and Francis Murphy.		KAVANAUGH, John J. (Dubuque, IA, 1857--Los Angeles, 1937). Kavanaugh, the son of [[KAVANAUGH, Thomas\|Thomas KAVANAUGH]], studied painting at Columbia University. According to information from [[GIBSON, Michael D.\|Michael D. GIBSON]], he studied painting with George Inness and Francis Murphy.

	A favorite subject of Kavanaugh was [[HORSESHOE ~~BEND~~]]. In 2011 Gary Germaine, a well-known Dubuque art and antique collector, announced that he would sell a 1919 painting of the site done by Kavanaugh in 1919. Germain had been contacted by a woman in New Jersey who found the print in a frame she had purchased on the Internet. Germain purchased the 16-inch by 30-inch painting. Another painting, "Forest Landscape," and inscribed on the reverse :"Recv from John J. Kavanaugh/July 4, 1919/at Gerrytown, Iowa" was auctioned in 2011.		A favorite subject of Kavanaugh was [[HORSESHOE BLUFF]]. In 2011 Gary Germaine, a well-known Dubuque art and antique collector, announced that he would sell a 1919 painting of the site done by Kavanaugh in 1919. Germain had been contacted by a woman in New Jersey who found the print in a frame she had purchased on the Internet. Germain purchased the 16-inch by 30-inch painting. Another painting, "Forest Landscape," and inscribed on the reverse :"Recv from John J. Kavanaugh/July 4, 1919/at Gerrytown, Iowa" was auctioned in 2011.

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	KAVANAUGH, John J. (Dubuque, IA, 1857--Los Angeles, 1937). Kavanaugh, the son of [[KAVANAUGH, Thomas\|Thomas KAVANAUGH]], studied painting at Columbia University. According to information from [[GIBSON, Michael\|Michael GIBSON]], he studied painting with George Inness and Francis Murphy.		KAVANAUGH, John J. (Dubuque, IA, 1857--Los Angeles, 1937). Kavanaugh, the son of [[KAVANAUGH, Thomas\|Thomas KAVANAUGH]], studied painting at Columbia University. According to information from [[GIBSON, Michael D.\|Michael D. GIBSON]], he studied painting with George Inness and Francis Murphy.

	A favorite subject of Kavanaugh was [[HORSESHOE BEND]]. In 2011 Gary Germaine, a well-known Dubuque art and antique collector, announced that he would sell a 1919 painting of the site done by Kavanaugh in 1919. Germain had been contacted by a woman in New Jersey who found the print in a frame she had purchased on the Internet. Germain purchased the 16-inch by 30-inch painting. Another painting, "Forest Landscape," and inscribed on the reverse :"Recv from John J. Kavanaugh/July 4, 1919/at Gerrytown, Iowa" was auctioned in 2011.		A favorite subject of Kavanaugh was [[HORSESHOE BEND]]. In 2011 Gary Germaine, a well-known Dubuque art and antique collector, announced that he would sell a 1919 painting of the site done by Kavanaugh in 1919. Germain had been contacted by a woman in New Jersey who found the print in a frame she had purchased on the Internet. Germain purchased the 16-inch by 30-inch painting. Another painting, "Forest Landscape," and inscribed on the reverse :"Recv from John J. Kavanaugh/July 4, 1919/at Gerrytown, Iowa" was auctioned in 2011.