Robert Sellon

Robert S Sellon, age 61, Hanover, MA View Details

Cities: Hanover MA, Braintree MA Possible Relatives: Karen Marie Heger, Helen M Sellon, Judith Ann Sellon

Robert V Sellon, age 87, Randolph, AL View Details

Cities: Randolph AL, Randolph NE, Scottsdale AZ Possible Relatives: Roberta Jane Gear, Bruce Craig Sellon, Cynthia Jayne Sellon

Robert V Sellon, age 87, Randolph, AL View Details

Locations: Randolph AL, Randolph NE, Scottsdale AZ Possible Relatives: Roberta Jane Gear, Bruce Craig Sellon

Robert C Sellon, age 82 View Details

Robert S Sellon, age 60s, Braintree, MA View Details

Locations: Braintree MA, Hanover MA, Quincy MA Possible Relatives: Helen M Sellon, Judith Ann Sellon, Robert S Sellon

Robert Leroy Sellon, age 60s, Jacksonville, NC View Details

Locations: Jacksonville NC, Wilkes Barre PA, Kingston PA Possible Relatives: Elaine H Fardy, Yayoi Iimura Jarman, Christine Maya Sellon

Robert L Sellon View Details

Address:***** Henry St, Kewanee, IL

Robert R Sellon View Details

Address:***** Sugar Pine Way, Montverde, FL. Phone Number: (407) 469-****

Robert S. Duncanson

Robert Seldon Duncanson was a 19th-century American landscapist of European and African ancestry. Inspired by famous American landscape artists like Thomas Cole, Duncanson created renowned landscape pread more...aintings and is considered a second generation Hudson River School artist. Duncanson spent the majority of his career in Cincinnati, Ohio and helped develop the Ohio River Valley landscape tradition. As a free black man in antebellum America, Duncanson engaged the abolitionist community in America and England to support and promote his work. Duncanson is considered the first African-American artist to be internationally known. He operated in the cultural circles of Cincinnati, Detroit, Montreal, and London. The primary art historical debate centered on Duncanson concerns the role that contemporary racial issues played in his work. Some art historians, like Joseph D. Ketner, believe that Duncanson used racial metaphors in his artwork, while others, like Margaret Rose Vendryes, discourage viewers from approaching his art with a racialized perspective.read less...

Bob's Game

Bob's Game was a role-playing video game being developed by independent video game developer Robert Pelloni since 2003/2004. The project is most notable for Pelloni developing the game for the Nintendread more...o DS using open source software development tools and Nintendo's refusal to license him the official SDK as well as Bob's response to that decision.read less...

Robert C. Belloni

Robert Clinton Belloni was a United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Oregon. He was instrumental in upholding Native American fishing rights in the Pacificread more... Northwest.read less...