GrasseMountHollandPaintingSample_circa1810.jpg
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English:
Sample image of watercolor painting of the "Thaddeus Tuttle House" in Burlington, Vermont by John Joseph Holland, circa 1810. Later renamed "Grasse Mount", the painter may have chosen to use artistic license or painted the estate from memory, which may explain why the front of the building has six bays instead of five on its second story, and four bays instead of five on its eastern side.
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| Source | Special Collections, Bailey/Howe Library, University of Vermont |
| Author | John Joseph Holland, 1776-1829 |
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