SUSAN TELLER GALLERY ARTISTS EXHIBITIONS TELLERBLOG ABOUT US NEWS PEGGY BACON   (1895-1987) Bacon studied at the New York School of Applied Design for Women in 1913 and at the Art Students League in with George Bellows, John Sloan, and Kenneth Hayes Miller from 1915 to 1920. Although based in New York City she spent extended periods in Woodstock, NY, and Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Over the years her prints and drawings ranged from charming to shrewd to caustic. more information Painting the House (also known as Chums), 1952 She Met the High School Principal, 1929 Low Tide, 1952 Had Sung their Last Song and Related their Last Poem, 1931 Terribly Heavy, 1952 What's For Dinner?, 1953 Summer Folks, 1942 The Jester, 1916 The Very Young World, from New Songs for New Voices, 1928 At the Bus Stop, 1930 Hard of Hearing, 1933 For My Dear, 1950 Return of the Prodigal, 1954 Waiting for the Bus, Mexico, 1974 Lazy Days, Wellfleet (Easy-Going), 1952 The Highbrows, final state, 1952 Dressed as a Daisy, 1953 All Alone, drypoint, 1951 Kennebunkport, Goose Rocks, 1946 Kennebunkport, 1946 Kennebunk Church, 1946 Kennebunkport House, 1946 Kennebunkport, Einstein Brothers, 1946 Lunch Counter, 1960, about Hat Shop, 1940, about