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 Harold Newton  (1932 - 1994)
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Lived/Active: Florida      Known for: landscape
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Biography from Firestone Fine Art - II:
Harold Newton was a black folk artist who painted in and around Melborne, Florida, 1955-1987. Newton was a member of the "HIghwaymen," a group of itinerent black artists painting in the treasure coast area of Florida.

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One of the Florida African-American painters known as the Highwaymen, Harold Newton and the others were landscapists with a fanciful, formula style that involved billowing cumulus clouds and the ocean. The group included Newton, James Gibson, and Alfred Hair, and were influenced by Albert E Backus, the "dean of Florida landscape Painting."

Typically they painted on upson board, a manufactured product used by roofers, and they framed their works with crown molding and sold the paintings from their car trunks.

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