JOPLING, FREDERICK WAISTELL ( 1860-1945) Jopling studied under Lucius O'Brien and John Fraser at O.S.A. art school and at the Arts Student League, New York, under Walter Shirlaw, William Sartain, and William Chase 1880-83. He worked for New York Herald, Harper's Weekly, and Colliers, in advertising and etching. Also, he did photoengraving for the American Bank Note Company, returning to Canada in 1912. His etchings were continually exhibited at Robert's Gallery, and at Wembley where they won recognition from George V. He is represented in many Canadian collections.