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Roots -- 901: early days in New York City -- 1902: love and marriage -- February 1903 to May 1904: married life, fatherhood, and struggling to pay the bills -- May to December 1904: Arrochar Park, Staten Island, New York -- January to November 1905: Arrochar Park -- November 1905 to January 1907: the Dongan Hills, Staten Island, New York -- 1907: a quiet year in the Dongan Hills -- The roots of Julian's art -- The Charles Turners and the missing works of Julian Onderdonk -- Julian Onderdonk's pseudonymous works -- Clues to the lost paintings of Julian Onderdonk -- 1908 -- 1909 and 1910: free to roam -- The other lost New York paintings of Julian Onderdonk -- Conclusion -- Appendix A: Julian onderdonk's account of his arrangement with Charles E. Tunison -- Appendix B: the evolution of Julian Onderdonk's signature, 1897-1922 -- Appendix C: Letter from Julian Onderdonk to his wife, Gertrude, 1910 -- Appendix D: Julian Onderdonk's pseudonymous paintings -- Illustration credits -- Notes. |
