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	[https://streetsofsalem.com/2011/05/18/painting-abigail-and-apple-blossoms/Painting Abigail and apple blossoms] Streets of Salem blog		[https://streetsofsalem.com/2011/05/18/painting-abigail-and-apple-blossoms/ Painting Abigail and apple blossoms] Streets of Salem blog

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	*'''Benjamin Blyth''' (or Blythe, 1746-1811). Blyth was a colonial portrait pastellist, whose subjects included Abigail and John Adams in the early years of their marriage.		*'''Benjamin Blyth''' (or Blythe, 1746-1811). Blyth was a colonial portrait pastellist, whose subjects included Abigail and John Adams in the early years of their marriage.

	*"Blyth produced over two dozen pastel portraits during his career, but attribution is difficult because he seldom signed his work. Two other prominent people who were painted by Blyth ~~were the Adamses but certainly~~ were Dr. Edward Augustus Holyoke (1728-1829), physician, scientist, and early adopter of the controversial smallpox vaccination method (he inoculated himself during the epidemic of 1777) and architect-woodcarver Samuel McIntire" according to Donna Seger's blog ''Streets of Salem''.		*"Blyth produced over two dozen pastel portraits during his career, but attribution is difficult because he seldom signed his work. Two other prominent people who were painted by Blyth were Dr. Edward Augustus Holyoke (1728-1829), physician, scientist, and early adopter of the controversial smallpox vaccination method (he inoculated himself during the epidemic of 1777) and architect-woodcarver Samuel McIntire" according to Donna Seger's blog ''Streets of Salem''.

	*In 1782, Blyth left Salem for Richmond, Virginia, where he married and continued his pastel portraiture.		*In 1782, Blyth left Salem for Richmond, Virginia, where he married and continued his pastel portraiture.

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	*'''Benjamin Blyth''' (or Blythe, 1746-1811). Blyth was a colonial portrait pastellist, whose subjects included Abigail and John Adams in the early years of their marriage.		*'''Benjamin Blyth''' (or Blythe, 1746-1811). Blyth was a colonial portrait pastellist, whose subjects included Abigail and John Adams in the early years of their marriage.

	*"Blyth produced over two dozen pastel portraits during his career, but attribution is difficult because he seldom signed his work. Two other prominent people who were painted by ~~Blyththe~~ Adamses but certainly ~~very~~ were Dr. Edward Augustus Holyoke (1728-1829), physician, scientist, and early adopter of the controversial smallpox vaccination method (he inoculated himself during the epidemic of 1777) and architect-woodcarver Samuel McIntire" according to Donna Seger's blog ''Streets of Salem''.		*"Blyth produced over two dozen pastel portraits during his career, but attribution is difficult because he seldom signed his work. Two other prominent people who were painted by Blyth were the Adamses but certainly were Dr. Edward Augustus Holyoke (1728-1829), physician, scientist, and early adopter of the controversial smallpox vaccination method (he inoculated himself during the epidemic of 1777) and architect-woodcarver Samuel McIntire" according to Donna Seger's blog ''Streets of Salem''.

	*In 1782, Blyth left Salem for Richmond, Virginia, where he married and continued his pastel portraiture.		*In 1782, Blyth left Salem for Richmond, Virginia, where he married and continued his pastel portraiture.

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	*"Blyth produced over two dozen pastel portraits during his career, but attribution is difficult because he seldom signed his work. Two other prominent people who were painted by Blyththe Adamses but certainly very were Dr. Edward Augustus Holyoke (1728-1829), physician, scientist, and early adopter of the controversial smallpox vaccination method (he inoculated himself during the epidemic of 1777) and architect-woodcarver Samuel McIntire" according to Donna Seger's blog ''Streets of Salem''.		*"Blyth produced over two dozen pastel portraits during his career, but attribution is difficult because he seldom signed his work. Two other prominent people who were painted by Blyththe Adamses but certainly very were Dr. Edward Augustus Holyoke (1728-1829), physician, scientist, and early adopter of the controversial smallpox vaccination method (he inoculated himself during the epidemic of 1777) and architect-woodcarver Samuel McIntire" according to Donna Seger's blog ''Streets of Salem''.

	In 1782, Blyth left Salem for Richmond, Virginia, where he married and continued his pastel portraiture.		*In 1782, Blyth left Salem for Richmond, Virginia, where he married and continued his pastel portraiture.

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	*"Blyth produced over two dozen pastel portraits during his career, but attribution is difficult because he seldom signed his work. Two other prominent people who were painted by Blyththe Adamses but certainly very were Dr. Edward Augustus Holyoke (1728-1829), physician, scientist, and early adopter of the controversial smallpox vaccination method (he inoculated himself during the epidemic of 1777) and architect-woodcarver Samuel McIntire" according to Donna Seger's blog ''Streets of Salem''.		*"Blyth produced over two dozen pastel portraits during his career, but attribution is difficult because he seldom signed his work. Two other prominent people who were painted by Blyththe Adamses but certainly very were Dr. Edward Augustus Holyoke (1728-1829), physician, scientist, and early adopter of the controversial smallpox vaccination method (he inoculated himself during the epidemic of 1777) and architect-woodcarver Samuel McIntire" according to Donna Seger's blog ''Streets of Salem''.

			In 1782, Blyth left Salem for Richmond, Virginia, where he married and continued his pastel portraiture.

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	*'''Benjamin Blyth''' (or Blythe, 1746-1811). Blyth was a colonial portrait pastellist, whose subjects included Abigail and John Adams in the early years of their marriage~~,while Bridges was a watercolorist and illustrator whose late nineteenth-century nature scenes expressed both the realism and the romanticism of her era~~.		*'''Benjamin Blyth''' (or Blythe, 1746-1811). Blyth was a colonial portrait pastellist, whose subjects included Abigail and John Adams in the early years of their marriage.

	*Blyth produced over two dozen pastel portraits during his career, but attribution is difficult because he seldom signed his work. Two other prominent people who were painted by Blyththe Adamses but certainly very were Dr. Edward Augustus Holyoke (1728-1829), physician, scientist, and early adopter of the controversial smallpox vaccination method (he inoculated himself during the epidemic of 1777) and architect-woodcarver Samuel McIntire.		*"Blyth produced over two dozen pastel portraits during his career, but attribution is difficult because he seldom signed his work. Two other prominent people who were painted by Blyththe Adamses but certainly very were Dr. Edward Augustus Holyoke (1728-1829), physician, scientist, and early adopter of the controversial smallpox vaccination method (he inoculated himself during the epidemic of 1777) and architect-woodcarver Samuel McIntire" according to Donna Seger's blog ''Streets of Salem''.

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	https://streetsofsalem.com/2011/05/18/painting-abigail-and-apple-blossoms/Painting Abigail and apple blossoms] Streets of Salem blog		[https://streetsofsalem.com/2011/05/18/painting-abigail-and-apple-blossoms/Painting Abigail and apple blossoms] Streets of Salem blog

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	https://streetsofsalem.com/2011/05/18/painting-abigail-and-apple-blossoms/ Painting Abigail and apple blossoms] Streets of Salem blog		https://streetsofsalem.com/2011/05/18/painting-abigail-and-apple-blossoms/Painting Abigail and apple blossoms] Streets of Salem blog

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	*Blyth produced over two dozen pastel portraits during his career, but attribution is difficult because he seldom signed his work. Two other prominent people who were painted by Blyththe Adamses but certainly very were Dr. Edward Augustus Holyoke (1728-1829), physician, scientist, and early adopter of the controversial smallpox vaccination method (he inoculated himself during the epidemic of 1777) and architect-woodcarver Samuel McIntire.		*Blyth produced over two dozen pastel portraits during his career, but attribution is difficult because he seldom signed his work. Two other prominent people who were painted by Blyththe Adamses but certainly very were Dr. Edward Augustus Holyoke (1728-1829), physician, scientist, and early adopter of the controversial smallpox vaccination method (he inoculated himself during the epidemic of 1777) and architect-woodcarver Samuel McIntire.

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			https://streetsofsalem.com/2011/05/18/painting-abigail-and-apple-blossoms/ Painting Abigail and apple blossoms] Streets of Salem blog

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*'''Benjamin Blyth''' (or Blythe, 1746-1811). Blyth was a colonial portrait pastellist, whose subjects included Abigail and John Adams in the early years of their marriage,while Bridges was a watercolorist and illustrator whose late nineteenth-century nature scenes expressed both the realism and the romanticism of her era.

*Blyth produced over two dozen pastel portraits during his career, but attribution is difficult because he seldom signed his work. Two other prominent people who were painted by Blyththe Adamses but certainly very were Dr. Edward Augustus Holyoke (1728-1829), physician, scientist, and early adopter of the controversial smallpox vaccination method (he inoculated himself during the epidemic of 1777) and architect-woodcarver Samuel McIntire.