Cadwallader Lincoln Washburn

Cadwallader Lincoln Washburn was an American artist and adventurer. Deaf from the age of five, Washburn had a varied career, including creating paintings and etchings and serving as a war correspondent in the Russo-Japanese War, Mexican Revolution, and World War I. He was also an accomplished naturalist, writing on the intelligence of insects and spiders as well as serving on an expedition collecting bird eggs.

Occupation

painter, etcher

Citizenship

United States

Born

1866, October 13, 1866

Died

1965, December 21, 1965