When New York Was Not Enough, or Too Much, Creative Types Turned to Sherman, Connecticut

In ‘Reflections,’ famous artists like Arshile Gorky appear in scenes that capture some of what it was like to simply be in their company, to watch and hear them, when they were off-duty, so to speak.

Doug Kerr via Wikimedia Commons CC2.0
The Old Town Hall at Sherman, Connecticut. Doug Kerr via Wikimedia Commons CC2.0

‘Reflections: A Gathering of Sherman Writers, Their Personal Stories and Remembrances of the Notable Artists and Writers of the 1920s to 1960s’
Gloria Allen Thorne and Virginia Zellner, Coordinators
Sherman Historical Society, 183 Pages

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