
American, 1846–1933
William Henry Holmes (1846–1933) was an American artist, scientific illustrator, cartographer, geologist, archaeologist, and museum curator. He was born near Cadiz, Ohio, and graduated from McNeely Normal School in 1870, later teaching drawing and natural sciences there. Holmes worked as an artist and topographer for government geological surveys, producing illustrations and maps, including for Yellowstone National Park and the Grand Canyon. He also studied prehistoric cultures and created models of ancient ruins, with a mountain in Yellowstone named after him.
Sources: Wikipedia (en): William Henry Holmes · Wikidata Q1015233
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