Born in Topeka, Kansas, Harriot Newhall became noted for her landscapes
of wide-ranging subject matter and for Americana genre subjects. She
lived primarily in New England where she studied art with Frank Benson
and Philip Leslie Hale. She also studied at Cape Cod with Charles
Hawthorne. Her most influential instruction came from Edmund Tarbell in
Boston.
She traveled extensively in Europe and completed and exhibited
many paintings from these trips. Her land (showing 500 of 1485 characters). |
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