Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "William Merchant Richardson French (1843-1914) New Hampshire native and Harvard-educated engineer William M. R. French first came to Chicago in 1867 to pursue a career in civil engineering and landscaping. While working in Chicago French garnered a national reputation for his lectures and articles on art subjects. In 1878, French became Secretary of The Chicago Academy of Design which was later reorganized as the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts (1879). The Chicago Academy of Fine Arts changed its name to The Art Institute of Chicago in (1882). French became the secretary of this new corporation and its first director in 1885, holding this position until his death in 1914."@en }
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- William_M.R._French abstract "William Merchant Richardson French (1843-1914) New Hampshire native and Harvard-educated engineer William M. R. French first came to Chicago in 1867 to pursue a career in civil engineering and landscaping. While working in Chicago French garnered a national reputation for his lectures and articles on art subjects. In 1878, French became Secretary of The Chicago Academy of Design which was later reorganized as the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts (1879). The Chicago Academy of Fine Arts changed its name to The Art Institute of Chicago in (1882). French became the secretary of this new corporation and its first director in 1885, holding this position until his death in 1914.".
- Q22018507 abstract "William Merchant Richardson French (1843-1914) New Hampshire native and Harvard-educated engineer William M. R. French first came to Chicago in 1867 to pursue a career in civil engineering and landscaping. While working in Chicago French garnered a national reputation for his lectures and articles on art subjects. In 1878, French became Secretary of The Chicago Academy of Design which was later reorganized as the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts (1879). The Chicago Academy of Fine Arts changed its name to The Art Institute of Chicago in (1882). French became the secretary of this new corporation and its first director in 1885, holding this position until his death in 1914.".