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““An Arctic iceberg could speak of the North’s unity and strength but also of nature’s glittering indifference to human ambition,” Johnson writes in the biography.”
“For Decades, No One Knew Where It Was In the 1970s, the administrator of a boys’ home in England wound up finding the missing 19th-century piece and bringing it back into the spotlight Kat Long | Freelance Writer September 29, 2026 1:40 p.m.”
“In 1977, a Manchester social services agency was using the building as a home for delinquent boys.”
“After the opening, a railway executive and member of Parliament named Edward William Watkin bought The Icebergs for Rose Hill, his villa outside Manchester.”
“Finally, knowing that American landscape paintings were popular with art-collecting European railroad executives, Feldman zeroed in on Watkin and Rose Hill.”
“A portrait of the landscape painter Frederic Edwin Church Bettmann via Getty Images In early 1861, 34-year-old Church was America’s most famous landscape painter.”
“A chromolithograph of The Icebergs was mass-produced for the public.”
“Watkin’s estate had undergone several transformations since his death.”
“But Harvey gives credit to Huntington’s decision in the 1960s.”