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Early Life, Family and Training Philadelphia, March 10, 1861. John Lambert, Jr. enters a world shaped by his father, John Lambert. His early years involve travel across Europe and England alongside his parents, a childhood movement that places the visual world directly before him. This early exposure feeds a growing interest in the mechanics of sight and form. The path toward professional discipline begins at the Pennsylvania Academy o
f the Fine Arts. For ten years, the training is dual and rigorous. He does not merely study the brush; he studies the structure of space. His education splits between the fine arts and architecture, a decade of technical discipline that bridges the gap between the creative impulse and the mathematical necessity of design. In 1888, the focus shifts toward the center of the European tradition. He travels to Paris to enter the Academie J…