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1867 Hartford, Connecticut - 1908 Old Lyme, Connecticut. Known for: Tree landscape, figure-genre.
Note from Wanda Castner, Volunteer Docent at Old Lyme, March 2004. Allan Talcott was a member of the Lyme Art Colony. The Florence Griswold Museum has many of his paintings, including one or more of... Read full biography
Note from Wanda Castner, Volunteer Docent at Old Lyme, March 2004. Allan Talcott was a member of the Lyme Art Colony. The Florence Griswold Museum has many of his paintings, including one or more of the dining room wall panels and a few included in the Hartford Steam Boiler collection--a gift to... Read full biography
Note from Wanda Castner, Volunteer Docent at Old Lyme, March 2004. Allan Talcott was a member of the Lyme Art Colony. The Florence Griswold Museum has many of his paintings, including one or more of the dining room wall panels and a few included in the Hartford Steam Boiler collection--a gift to the museum in 2002. He lived in Old Lyme, and died there at age 40. Museum staff and exhibition catalogs are sources for further information about Talcott.
Note from Wanda Castner, Volunteer Docent at Old Lyme, March 2004. Allan Talcott was a member of the Lyme Art Colony. The Florence Griswold Museum has many of his paintings, including one or more of the dining room wall panels and a few included in the Hartford Steam Boiler collection--a gift to the museum in 2002. He lived in Old Lyme, and died there at age 40. Museum staff and exhibition catalogs are sources for further information about Talcott.
Note from Wanda Castner, Volunteer Docent at Old Lyme, March 2004. Allan Talcott was a member of the Lyme Art Colony. The Florence Griswold Museum has many of his paintings, including one or more of the dining room wall panels and a few included in the Hartford Steam Boiler collection--a gift to the museum in 2002. He lived in Old Lyme, and died there at age 40. Museum staff and exhibition catalogs are sources for further information about Talcott.