Artist
Birth: September 24th, 1892
Birth City: Bedford, Indiana
Birth County: Lawrance
Death: January 28th, 1947
Death City:
Married: Genevieve Goth
Known For: Landscapes and Still Life
Associations: Charter member of the Indiana Artists Club, Charter Member of the Sculptors Society, Charter member and first president of the Brown County Art Gallery Association
Awards:
Sources:
1. M. Joanne Nesbit and Barbara Judd - Those Brown County Artists - "The Ones Who Came, the Ones Who Stayed, The Ones Who Moved On 1900 - 1950" - Nanna's Books 1993
2. Lyn Letsinger-Miller - The Artists of Brown County - Indiana University Press Bloomington and Indianapolis 1994
Birth: September 24th, 1892
Birth City: Bedford, Indiana
Birth County: Lawrance
Death: January 28th, 1947
Death City:
Married: Genevieve Goth
Known For: Landscapes and Still Life
Associations: Charter member of the Indiana Artists Club, Charter Member of the Sculptors Society, Charter member and first president of the Brown County Art Gallery Association
Awards:
Biography of Carl Christopher Graf
- Studied at the Heron Art Institute, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art, Student Art League of New York City and at the Cincinnati of Fine Art
- Studied portrait painting and sculptor for seven years
- Worked as a cartoonist after high school for the Bedford Daily Democrat
- Met Varaldo J. Cariani while on the East Coast
- Took camping trips to paint Brown County
- Built a home and studio and frame shop outside of Nashville in 1925
- Met and married Genevieve Goth Graf, Marie Goth’s sister
- Built a home and studio east of Nashville, IN.
- The first president of the Brown County Art Gallery Association in 1926
- Over six feet tall with the nickname of “shorty.”
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Graf paintings sell at auction for $8,000 and $4,500Sources:
1. M. Joanne Nesbit and Barbara Judd - Those Brown County Artists - "The Ones Who Came, the Ones Who Stayed, The Ones Who Moved On 1900 - 1950" - Nanna's Books 1993
2. Lyn Letsinger-Miller - The Artists of Brown County - Indiana University Press Bloomington and Indianapolis 1994
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