Curran Collection
Curran, a name that resonates through time and art. From the depths of history to the vibrant present, it has left its mark in various forms
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Curran, a name that resonates through time and art. From the depths of history to the vibrant present, it has left its mark in various forms. One such connection lies with Percy Bysshe Shelley, an English poet whose words continue to captivate hearts even today. A wood engraving from the late 19th century immortalizes him, inspired by a painting crafted by Amelia Curran in 1819. But Curran's influence doesn't stop there; it extends beyond the realm of poetry into other artistic domains. In 1888, Charles C. Curran captured an alcove within the Art Students League, offering a glimpse into the world of aspiring artists striving for greatness. The brushstrokes also grace canvases depicting scenes from everyday life. "A Breezy Day" transports us to 1908 when gentle winds played with skirts and rustled leaves on trees. And in "Pink Parasol, " painted in 1927, we witness elegance personified under delicate shades of pink. Nature too finds solace within Curran's creations - "Among the Laurel Blossoms" showcases blossoming flowers as they dance amidst soft hues on canvas while "The Cabbage Field" brings forth images of rural landscapes bursting with life. Yet not all who bear this name are painters or poets; some carve their path through different arenas altogether. Petty Officer Matthew Curran stands tall as an Irish boxer representing strength and resilience inside and outside the ring. And then there is Sean Curran (actual name John), leaving his own imprint upon history as he navigates through life using his unique talents and skills. From mountaintops to cliff edges, nature's grandeur comes alive through brushstrokes on masonite in works like "On The Summit" (1932) and "Walking on The Cliff" (1935). Meanwhile, "The Pink Cloud" (1925) invites us to dream amidst a sky painted in soft pastels.