A printer and lithographer, Elijah Chapman Kellogg worked primarily in
Hartford, Connecticut but also had business ties to New York
City. He was the youngest brother of a family that became highly
prominent printmakers in the mid to late 19th Century, and the younger
brothers including Elijah all studied steel engraving with the oldest
brother, Jarvis Kellogg (1805-1873), who was based in Boston. The
others, as successful lithographers, were linked to Connecticut.
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