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Mark Twain's "Lobster Pot" Studio & Gallery is honored to present a special limited edition "Centennial Collection" of prints commorating Mark Twain's last years in Redding, CT and his death at Stormfield, his Redding home, April 21, 1910. Artist, Susan Boone Durkee, who lives on the original property which Mark Twain called "The Lobster Pot" is pleased to present this exclusive limited edition of prints using the highest quality of archival inks and paper available. Please view the Gallery of her artwork honoring America's most famous writer and humorist. Click on each for an enlargement and for more information, and click here to find out more about the "Lobster Pot". Listen to Susan's recent interview on Connecticut Public Radio.
Mark Twain's Passions
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2010 is the year of Twain
Celebrating 175th Anniversay of Mark Twain's Birthday Celebrating 100th Anniversary of Mark Twain's Passing April 21st, 2010 proclaimed "Mark Twain Day" for the State of Connecticut |
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"The great trouble about painting a whole gallery of portraits
at the same time is, that the housemaid comes and dusts, and does
not put them back the way they were before, and so when the public
flock to the studio and wish to know which is Howells and which
is Depew and so on, you have to dissemble, and it is very embarrassing
at first." Click for Directions to the Lobster Pot |
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