Artist. The youngest child of Rev. Cephas Washburn and Abigail Woodward, born November 17, 1831 at Dwight Mission to the Cherokee Indians in Indian Territory, north of present-day Sallisaw, Oklahoma. Edward was an artist whose best-known painting, "The Arkansas Traveller," painted circa 1855, was lithographed ten years after his death by Currier & Ives and received wide reception. Edward died having never married and nine days after his father's death.
Artist. The youngest child of Rev. Cephas Washburn and Abigail Woodward, born November 17, 1831 at Dwight Mission to the Cherokee Indians in Indian Territory, north of present-day Sallisaw, Oklahoma. Edward was an artist whose best-known painting, "The Arkansas Traveller," painted circa 1855, was lithographed ten years after his death by Currier & Ives and received wide reception. Edward died having never married and nine days after his father's death.
Bio by: Don Blauvelt
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