Born in San Joaquin County, California in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, Arthur Haddock was primarily a self-taught desert landscape painter, excepting one month that he studied at the San Francisco Art Institute. He began drawing at age 15.
His close friend was Maynard Dixon with whom he traveled and painted widely in the Southwest. About 1920, Haddock went to work for the Southern Pacific railroad and then for twenty-nine years, worked for the Santa Fe Railroad on (showing 500 of 3220 characters). |
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