display 127 works of American artists and among the names since become fa- miliar are those of Rembrandt and James Peale, Wurtmiller, Sully and Stuart. Raphael, Anna and Maria Peale all had works on exhibition. The Birches, Thomas and William, figure in this catalogue, and Denis A. Volo- zan seems to have

Eichholtz, Lancaster's most famous artist of all time. Recently I visited the National Gallery and saw these three Eichholtz portraits: "James F. Smith," Mellon Collection; "The Ragan Sisters," presented by Mrs. Cooper Drewry; "William Clark Frazer," Mellon Col- lection. After I returned home, I wrote to

of the subject of the little portrait illustrated. After service in the Revolution, John Jacob Krug served in the Pennsylvania Legislature. He belonged to the Union Fire Company and was assistant burgess of Lancaster seven times, 1788-1798. In 1769 he married Rebecca Hopson, 1751-1831. There were two

enough his step-daughter, Susan Ziegler, was his chief heir. The pictures, however, were left to William H. Miller, his nephew, descended from Anna Maria, the painter's eldest daughter by Catharine Trissler. Will Miller, as he was called, was an artist as was also his daughter, Helen Miller Wellens