Burt Harwood, born in Iowa, was a painter whose ongoing reputation comes from his Indian paintings tied to his years in Taos, New Mexico beginning 1916, and from the museum that was named for him after his death in 1922. Much of his earlier career was spent in France where he studied at the Academie Julian* with Jean Paul Laurens and lived with his wife, Lucy Elizabeth Case Harwood, in southern France.
Harwood and his wife had married in 1896. In Taos, they purchased on Ledoux (showing 500 of 2843 characters). |
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