A painter and photographer, Oscar Anderson was born in Gotland, Sweden
and emigrated to the United States where he settled in Connecticut and
studied art with Charles Noel Flagg in Hartford.
In 1908,
Anderson moved to Gloucester, Massachusetts and was a leader in the
Cape Ann Art Colony, working in his home studio at Highlands Court and
running a gallery on Rocky Neck Avenue.
He was the first vice president of the Gloucester Society of Artists in
1922 when it formed, and (showing 500 of 849 characters). |
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