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Brett, John Watkins (engineer, 1805-1863, active New York City (New York state, United States))
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(engineer, 1805-1863, active New York City (New York state, United States)) ..... [GRL Preferred]
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Christie, Manson & Woods. The illustrated catalogue of the valuable collection of pictures, and other works of art of the Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and mediaeval periods; also, a choice collection of co title page (John Watkins Brett)
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Descriptive catalogue of the collection of celebrated paintings, including works of the first class by the old masters of the Italian, Venetian, Spanish, Flemish, Dutch, English, and French schools, w title page verso (J.W. Brett)
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DNB: Oxford National Biography [online] (2004-) (Brett, John Watkins; born 1805; died 1863; telegraphic engineer; born in Bristol, son of a cabinetmaker; said to be the founder of submarine telegraphy; author of: On the origin and progress of the oceanic telegraph, 1858)
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GRIL NACO contribution (n.d.)
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Library of Congress Authorities online (2002-) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2018028616
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Rave reviews : American art and its critics, 1826-1925, 2000: page 38 (British art dealer John Watkins Brett leased galleries of the American Academy of the Fine Arts, New York, for much of 1832-1837 for display of his large collection of old master paintings)
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Telegraphic journal, Jan. 2, 1864: page 6 (John Watkins Brett; founder of the submarine telegraph; early on, was a painter and made a tour through America; had a gallery of old masters and a collection of antiquities, bronzes, coins, ojects of vertu, and books; died 3 December 1863) | | | | | | |
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