WARNER, OLIN LEVI

(1844-1896), an American sculptor, b. in Conn. He studied in the Ecole Beaux Arts, in Paris and later Carpeaus, returning to the States in 1872 and establishing atalier in New York City. In Daniel Cottier, an art dealer, placed works on special exhibition, considerable attention from the In the following year he finished Twilight, on which his reputation firmly established. Others of his include The Dancing Nymph; and Psyche; reliefs of Joseph and Indian chiefs and a large number portrait busts, including one Alden Weir. American authore , born at New author of The Wide, Wide Queechy, Melbourne House, etc., lished under the pseudonym of Wetherell. They are all domestic full of sentimentality and pathos. other works were mostly religious. E.), town, Bohemia; seat of textile