Winter mentions in a footnote that Mullen attended Fitz-James O'Brien's funeral along with Frank Wood and Thomas Bailey Aldrich; Winter refers to Mullen as "the quaint, original artist of Vanity Fair" and states that they all rode in the coach together (xxvii).
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While not much is known about the early life of Edward Mallen, he is remembered as an artist and frequenter of Pfaff's. William Winter identifies "Edward F.
