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Richard J. Montague
(November 4, 1888–before 1959) In Lyme: 1924-1928
Richard Montague and his wife owned a house on Sill Lane during their stay in Lyme in the mid 1920s. He called the property "Sunnymarsh". A decade earlier, he had studied art with Henry Ward Ranger in Noank, which Montague visited from 1913-1915. When he exhibited his paintings in New York in early 1916, it was noted that many of the pictures depicted Noank in the Barbizon style, reminiscent of Ranger's work.
(November 4, 1888–before 1959) In Lyme: 1924-1928
Richard Montague and his wife owned a house on Sill Lane during their stay in Lyme in the mid 1920s. He called the property "Sunnymarsh". A decade earlier, he had studied art with Henry Ward Ranger in Noank, which Montague visited from 1913-1915. When he exhibited his paintings in New York in early 1916, it was noted that many of the pictures depicted Noank in the Barbizon style, reminiscent of Ranger's work.
Artist Objects
Tidewater Marshes 1988.2