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 Aaron Draper Shattuck was born in
Francestown, New Hampshire in 1832. Shattuck
studied in both Boston and New York City with Alexander Ransom. In 1856 he was elected an
associate member of the National Academy of Design. He summered in Conway that same
year. He returned to Conway in 1857, settling in an old farm house near the Moat
Mountain House. He became a full member of the National Academy of Design in 1861.
His specialty was New England landscapes, often of the White Mountains of New
Hampshire. He also painted barnyard scenes of cattle and sheep on his farm in
Granby, Connecticut. His paintings today hang in several major museums including the Albright Art
Gallery in Buffalo, New York. His last known address was Granby, Connecticut where he lived since 1868.
At the time of his death, he was the oldest member of the National Academy of
Design. References
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