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The following information is from material developed for Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis, Indiana by Tom Davis:
The Taggart name looms so large in Indiana political history that Lucy
Taggart's career in art might seem but a footnote to her father's career in politics. But in her 1921 book, "Art and Artists of Indiana," Mary Q. Burnet describes Lucy as a "conscientious work in portraiture, often painting in a high key with a dash that holds the observer . . . [depicting the] sitters (showing 500 of 3492 characters). |
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