Millburn/Short Hills Artist’s Work Displayed at the Millburn Free Public Libaray

When searching for a property to invest in, potential new homeowners are always anxious to talk to me about the township of Millburn/Short Hills. The township of Millburn/Short Hills has a great deal to offer a potential new homeowner including a spectacular public school system, outdoor exercising facilities and historic natural landscapes. In addition to all of these wonderful qualities, the township of Millburn/Short Hills is a place where culture survives and thrives. Potential new homeowners who value art, theater and music are wise to invest in real estate in the township of Millburn/Short Hills.
In terms of art, residents do not have to travel farther than the Millburn Free Public Library to enjoy stunning paintings. Two paintings displayed in the main room of the Millburn Free Public Library were painted by Edward Durfner. Edward Durfner was an American artist, who at the turn of the century was renowned for his impressionist style pieces. During the last 25 years or Durfner’s life, he was residing in the township of Millburn/Short Hills. Now, the Millburn Arts Advisory Committee is striving to bring his work to public light. During his time in the township, Durfner lived on Sagamore Road and Wyndham Road, which is also where he passed away in 1957. Edward enjoyed painting children, landscapes and water. He was known as “The Painter of Light” and was widely acclaimed for his paintings, and was also the recipient of many awards. One of these awards came from the National Academy. Most impressively, Durfner was a regular at the annual Paris Salon. His paintings have been on display in many of our countries finest galleries.
Not only does the township of Millburn/Short Hills value art, but also history. The township is rich with historical figures such as Edward Durfner. Potential new homeowners with an appreciation for art can also appreciate the values of the township of Millburn/Short Hills in preserving his work and memory.