Founder of the D.W. Kellogg Lithography firm of Hartford, Connecticut
about 1830, Daniel Wright Kellogg was primarily active in Hartford,
although he did spend some time in New York City (1847-48 and
1855-56). It is reported that he went West in 1836, but the firm
carried his name until 1842, when it changed to E.B. and E.C. Kellogg
for his brothers, Edmund Burke and Elijah Chapman Kellogg.
The Kellogg Firm was known for prints of sentimental genre subjects and
for landsca (showing 500 of 1728 characters). |
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