Born in Bristol, Rhode Island, Henry Dearth developed a style of landscape painting that has luminous tonalities, richness in mood, and is closely associated with the work of Homer Dodge Martin. He is most known for his French landscape subject matter, especially the coast of Normandy. In the 1890s, he did a lot of painting on Long Island in East Hampton. He was a collector of Oriental and Near Eastern art, and sometimes incorporated objects from his collection into his paintings.
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