Born in Portland, Maine, Harriet Holmes was active in Arizona as an artist as early as 1914. She first worked primarily in graphics as an etcher, engraver and block printer, and then in 1920, working with Leon Gaspard during a summer spent in Taos, she added oil painting.
Holmes was raised in Maine, and in the late 19th century, she moved to California and studied in San Francisco. Later she taught at the San Diego State Normal School, now California State University in San Di (showing 500 of 7214 characters). |
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Taos Pre 1940
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