Young Waugh, was a miniature painter. Their son Frederick Judd Waugh (1861–1940), born in Bordentown, New Jersey, is best remembered as a marine painter. His grandson, Frederick Coulton Waugh, was also an artist, known for his work on the comic strip Dickie Dare. His nephew, Henry W. Waugh (1835-1865), was an actor and scene and landscape painter. The Waughs owned a house in Bordentown, New Jersey overlooking the Delaware River where they spent many summers. Recognition Waugh was one of the leading portrait painters in Philadelphia during his lifetime and was known nationally for his Italian moving panoramas. Waugh exhibited frequently at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and the Artists' Fund Society of Philadelphia, the National Academy of Design in New York, and the Boston Aethenaeum. His traveling panoramas, Mirror of Italy, or Grand Tour through Italy and Italia, were well received by American public. In 1847, he became an honorary member of the National Academy of Design and Toronto Society of Arts. Gallery References External links Samuel Bell Waugh, 1814-1885, National Academy Museum, New York View the artist: Samuel Bell Waugh American Gallery: Samuel Bell Waugh 1814 births 1885 deaths People from Mercer, Pennsylvania 19th-century American painters Painters from Pennsylvania American male painters 19th-century American male artists