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- Rhys Caparn (1909–1997) was an American sculptor known for her animal, landscape, and architectural subjects. Her works were mostly abstract but based...
- William Caparne (1855–1940), born William John Caparn, was a British horticulturist and a painter of floral and other subjects. He created the first hybrids...
- taught literature and philosophy 1965–1975; radio performer, writer. Rhys Caparn, art instructor 1946–1972 Jeffrey Epstein, taught 1974–76. Financier; convicted...
- of Fine Art at University College London and working with sculptor Rhys Caparn, she began working at publisher Harry N. Abrams, Inc., where she pioneered...
- 1845 at St Pancras Church, London, she married her son's father, Daniel Caparn, a chemist and druggist. A couple years later in 1847 the family emigrated...
- Commons has media related to Front gardens. The Average Yard by Harold A. Caparn (1937) The New American Front Yard: Kiss Your Gr**** Goodbye by Sarah Carolyn...
-  66. Young 2003, p. 96. Young 2003, p. 32. Veit & Nonestied 2008, p. 108. Caparn, Harold A. (July 1911). "Modern Meditations Among the Tombs". Landscape...
- McCormick, Albert Shaw (journalist), Henry Barnes (traffic engineer), Harold Caparn, Frank Albert Waugh, Charles H. Wacker, John Campbell Merriam, Warren H...
- independent groups, none of which were developed. The first was from Harold A. Caparn of the City Club's park committee in 1931. The second was created by Earl...
- headquarters in the Brooklyn Museum while BBG was being completed. Harold Caparn was appointed as the landscape architect in 1912, serving in that position...