Artist and writer, PATRICK MORGAN teaches art at Phillips Academy, Andover, and at the Fogg Museum at Harvard. His painting time he divides between New England and Canada; he has had a number of one-man shows - the most recent, the exhibition of his paintings at Wellesley College in January and February of this year. His short stories for the Atlantic have a graphic detail and a disarming directness; one of them, “The Heifer,”was reprinted in The Best American Short Stories, 1949.
Artist and writer, PATRICK MORGAN teaches art at Phillips Academy, Andover. His painting time he divides between New England and Canada; he has had a number of one-man shows — the most recent, the exhibition of his paintings at Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio. This story is his fifth contribution to the Allantic and we take pride in the fact that “The Heifer” (July. 1948) has been reprinted in The Best American Short Stories, 1949.
Artist and teacher, PATRICK MORGAN has had one-man shows in New York and Boston, and over the past eight years has found that the teaching of art to the students at Phillips Academy, Andover, is a stimulation that works both ways. A graduate of Harvard, Class of 1926, where he took honors in Fine Arts, Mr. Morgan studied at the Beaux-Arts in 1927-1928 and under Hans Hofmann in Munich in 1931. He now has pictures in the Metropolitan Museum, in the Wadsworth Athenaeum in Hartford, and in private collections.