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Charles Courtney Curran, American artist. member American Water Color Society, New York Water Color.

Background

Curran, Charles Courtney was born on February 13, 1861 in Hartford, Kentucky, United States. Son of Ulysses Thompson and Elizabeth (Thompson) Curran.

Education

Studied at Cincinnati School Design, National Academy Design, and Art Students’ League, New York, and Academie Julian, Paris.

Career

Honorary mention, Paris Salon, 1890. Clarke prize and 2d and 3d Hallgarten prizes, National Academy Design. $500 Carnegie prize, Society American Artists.

$200 1st Corcoran prize, Washington.

1st Altman prize, National Academy Design, 1920. Medals at Chicago and Cotton States International expns.

Silver medal, Buffalo Exposition, 1901, Saint Louis Exposition, 1904. Shaw Fund prize, Society American Artists, 1906.

A.N.A., 1888, North.A., 1904.

Correspondent secretary National Academy of Design. Member American Water Color Society, New York Water Color Club, New York Art Commission Association. Trustee American Fine Arts Society.

Achievements

  • Charles Courtney Curran has been listed as a notable artist. by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Water Color Society, New York Water Color. Clubs: Lotos (life), Fencers (life), National Arts (life), Salmagundi.

Connections

Married Grace Winthrop Wickham, of Norwalk, O., June 12, 1838.

Father:
Ulysses Thompson Curran

Mother:
Elizabeth (Thompson) Curran

Spouse:
Grace Winthrop Wickham