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historical notes
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Daniel William Powers was an art collector, patron, and owner of the Powers Art Gallery in Rochester, NY, where he displayed his personal collection. After Powers died in 1897 the gallery closed, and the collection was sold at auction in New York City in 1899
According to The Art Treasures of America, Powers owned works by O. Achenbach, L. E. Adan, J. F. Ballavoine, Carl Becker, Ed. Blume, W. A. Bouguereau, C. E. Boutibonne, L. Bruck-Lajos, J. B. Burgess, L. E. Caille, J. Carolius, G. Chierici, P. C. Comte, A. De Bergh, H. Debuel, J. A. Degrave, G. De Jonghe, P. R. De Jonghe, Albert Dillens, Ed. Dubuffe, J. Durpré, O. Erdmann, E. Eroli, E. Farrari, A. Garcia-Mencia, Théo. Gerard, Adolf Gillon, J. Gonzales, J. Gyselinckx, H. Hiller, Carl Hoff, Julius H bner, A. R. Jacobi, A. Jacomin, Eastman Johnson, L. Knaus, Kowalski, C. Kronberger, C. Laren, Louis Lassalle, C. Lemaire, J. E. Leman, A. Leonardi, I. Leon Y Escosura, A. A. Lesrel, A. Lieben, J. L. E. Meissoniier, W. Menzel, J. G. Meyer von Bremen, A. Moreau, C. L, Muller, Carl Muller, E. Munier, A. Munzel, F. Newhall, Nechutrey, H. Ochmiden, B. Pagani, G. Palizzi, C. Pécrus, Léon Perrault, Otto Piltz, A. Piot, E. Prati, Theo. Rabe, H. E. Reyntjens, Pio. Ricci, A. Rigon, A. Romako, A. Rosenboom, F. Roybet, N. Sanesi, E. Sarri, F. Schlesinger, A. Schreyer, A. Schwartz, Anton Seitz, A. Selz, C. Sohn, H. Tenkate, J. B. Trayer, E. Verboekhoven, J. G. Vibert, F. Voltz, Jules Worms, Baron Wynveld, and R. S. Zimmerman.
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