Elmer E. Taflinger papers

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Elmer E. Taflinger papers

[ca. 1908-1981]

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Biographical materials; typescript of interview; correspondence, ca. 1911-1981 with David Belasco, Jessica Daube (his long-time girlfriend), and others; writings; sketches and drawings; subject files concerning amateur radio, David Belasco theater productions, the Booth War Memorial, Holliday Park, the Indiana State Library Mural, the St. Paul Building, studio art classes, and Valle Vista.

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Taflinger, Elmer E. (Elmer Edward), 1891-1981

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A native of Indianapolis, Ind., Taflinger was an artist and teacher in a variety of mediums. In New York he studied with George B. Bridgeman and worked for stage producer David Belasco. Taflinger is best remembered for his murals and the Ruins, a setting for a Karl Bitter statue grouping in Holliday Park, Indianapolis, Ind. From the description of Papers, 1890-1980. (Indiana Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 38277782 Painter; Indianapolis, Ind. ...