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Louisa Lander (1826–1923) was a member of the expatriate community of American women sculptors who settled in Rome in the mid-nineteenth century, led by Charlotte Cushman and Harriet Hosmer. Lander was ostracized from this community in 1859 due to a rumored personal scandal, and many of the details of her later life remain unknown.

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rdfs:comment	Louisa Lander (1826–1923) was a member of the expatriate community of American women sculptors who settled in Rome in the mid-nineteenth century, led by Charlotte Cushman and Harriet Hosmer. Lander was ostracized from this community in 1859 due to a rumored personal scandal, and many of the details of her later life remain unknown. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Benjamin West Boston Athenæum Roanoke Colony Artists from Salem, Massachusetts 20th-century American women artists Salem, Massachusetts Elias Hasket Derby Thomas Crawford (sculptor) Anne Whitney Emma Stebbins 1826 births 1923 deaths 19th-century American sculptors 20th-century American sculptors Sculptors from Massachusetts American women sculptors American Civil War Edmonia Lewis Erastus Dow Palmer Captivity narrative Hiram Powers John Rogers (sculptor) Harriet Hosmer The Greek Slave Samuel McIntire 19th-century American women artists Charlotte Cushman Virginia Dare Nathaniel Hawthorne Frederick Lander
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