Artist Rafaello Busoni with an unidentified man at an outdoor cafe getting his shoes shined.

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Artist Rafaello Busoni surrounded by five unidentified men photographing an open book.

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Reproduction of artist's rendering of Heinemann Stiftung; Hannover.

Elderly Jews were collected for deportation at the Heinemann Stiftung in 1941 and 1942; Israelitischer Verein fuer Altersversorgung udn Krankenpflege

Reproduction of artist's rendering of Heinemann Stiftung; Hannover.

Elderly Jews were collected for deportation at the Heinemann Stiftung in 1941 and 1942; Israelitischer Verein fuer Altersversorgung udn Krankenpflege

Portrait of the artist Arthur Segal Portraits Men

Born Iasi Romania July 13, 1875, died London 1944

Portrait of artist Rafaello Busoni.

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Artist Rafaello Busoni seated and writing at a desk; Berlin.

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Artist Rafaello Busoni.

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Adolph Frank sitting for an unidentified artist who is sculpting a portrait bust of Frank.

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Artist Rafaello Busoni with his first wife pianist Hide Kosiwamuro.

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Artist Rafaello Busoni (l) outdoors speaking with Dr. Heinz Kallmann.

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Artist Rafaello Busoni drawing.

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Artist Rafaello Busoni.

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Artist Rafaello Busoni.

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Drawn to the Sea: Charles Bradford Hudson (1865-1939), Artist, Author, Army Officer, with Special Notice of His Work for the United States Fish Commission and Bureau of Fisheries

The biography of Charles Bradford Hudson that follows this preface had its seeds about 1965 when I (VGS) was casually examining the extensive files of original illustrations of fishes stored in the Division of Fishes, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution. I happened upon the unpublished illustration of a rainbow trout by Hudson and was greatly impressed with its quality. The thought occurred to me then that the artist must have gone on to do more than just illustrate fishes. During the next 20 years I occasionally pawed through those files, which contained the work of numerous artists, who had worked from 1838 to the present. In 1985, I happened to discuss the files with my supervisor, who urged me to produce a museum exhibit of original fish illustrations. This I did, selecting 200 of the illustrations representing 21 artists, including, of course, Hudson. As part of the text for the exhibit, Drawn from the Sea, Art in the Service of Ichthyology, I prepared short biographies of each of the artists. The exhibit, with an available poster, was shown in the Museum for six months, and a reduced version was exhibited in U.S. and Canadian museums during the next 3 years.