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Policies for more information. Artist, Indiana Governors'
Portrait Collection Thomas Riley Marshall (1854-1925), painted
1919 Governor of Indiana January 11, 1909-January 13, 1913
Artist: Wayman Adams, American, 1883-1959 oil on canvas, 43 x 36
(109.3 x 91.4) Signed u.l.: Wayman Adams THE PORTRAIT of Thomas
R. Marshall, the third by Wayman Adams, was painted in
Washington, nearly seven years after the end of Marshall's
governship and toward the close of his second term as Vice-
President of the United States. The sittings were held in his
office during December, 1919, and a report of the work's
completion came through the story of the Washington
correspondent of the Indianapolis News that a "very lifelike
portrait of Vice-president Marshall is on exhibition at his
office here. It was painted by Wayman Adams, a New York artist,
formerly of Indianapolis. An appropriation to pay for it was mad