Name on stone is R. G. Harper Pennington
died at the Dr. Richard F. Gundry Sanitarium in Catsonsville from pneumonia. He had been ill in health for 2 years.
aged 62 yrs
Son of the late William C. Pennington
He was an artist, well known in Baltimore & in New York City as portrait painter. Early in life developed his talents as an artist. He went to NYC and became known widely through the painting of portraits of prominent persons of that city and Newport.
Survived by his brother Dr. Clapham Pennington, four daughters.
source; obit dtd 1920 Mar 17, Baltimore American (Baltimore, MD)
died at the Dr. Richard F. Gundry Sanitarium in Catsonsville from pneumonia. He had been ill in health for 2 years.
aged 62 yrs
Son of the late William C. Pennington
He was an artist, well known in Baltimore & in New York City as portrait painter. Early in life developed his talents as an artist. He went to NYC and became known widely through the painting of portraits of prominent persons of that city and Newport.
Survived by his brother Dr. Clapham Pennington, four daughters.
source; obit dtd 1920 Mar 17, Baltimore American (Baltimore, MD)
Name on stone is R. G. Harper Pennington
died at the Dr. Richard F. Gundry Sanitarium in Catsonsville from pneumonia. He had been ill in health for 2 years.
aged 62 yrs
Son of the late William C. Pennington
He was an artist, well known in Baltimore & in New York City as portrait painter. Early in life developed his talents as an artist. He went to NYC and became known widely through the painting of portraits of prominent persons of that city and Newport.
Survived by his brother Dr. Clapham Pennington, four daughters.
source; obit dtd 1920 Mar 17, Baltimore American (Baltimore, MD)
died at the Dr. Richard F. Gundry Sanitarium in Catsonsville from pneumonia. He had been ill in health for 2 years.
aged 62 yrs
Son of the late William C. Pennington
He was an artist, well known in Baltimore & in New York City as portrait painter. Early in life developed his talents as an artist. He went to NYC and became known widely through the painting of portraits of prominent persons of that city and Newport.
Survived by his brother Dr. Clapham Pennington, four daughters.
source; obit dtd 1920 Mar 17, Baltimore American (Baltimore, MD)
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