Attends evening classes at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
1893
Works as an illustrator for the Philadelphia Record, the Public Ledger, and The Press
1895 - 96
Travels to Paris, bicycles through Europe
1896
Moves to New York along with Robert Henri, John Sloan, George Luks, and Everett Shinn. Works as an illustrator for The New York Herald and the New York World
1898
Reports on the Spanish-American War in Cuba
1908
Exhibits with the group known as 'The Eight' and the show travels the eastern half of the US.
1913
Helps organise the Armory Show
1917
Elected president of the Society of Independent Artists.
1937
Receives the Grand Prix at the Paris Exposition for Central Park, Winter
1938
Dies 22 May from a cerebral haemorrhage in Westport, Connecticut
