Rogers, John, Studio - View this location on map Sculptor John Rogers, once described as 'honest and as inelegant as a stable boy,' was one of America's most popular -- and prolific -- artists. During a 33-year career, he produced nearly 80,000 plaster copies of his 86 'Rogers Groups.' These genre figures depicted 'the little moments in life, humorous and sentimental, events which make up a lifetime.' His statuettes 'Coming to the Parson,' 'Neighboring Pews,' and 'The Checker Players,' decorated Victorian parlors throughout the land. He used this studio from 1876 to the end of his life. 10 Cherry Street, New Canaan, Connecticut Historical, Cultural,

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