A figure and portrait painter working in California and later in Arizona, Hutton Webster, Jr. was also known for his etchings.
He was born in Lincoln, Nebraska, and from the age of nine was interested in painting and showed obvious talent. When he was twenty-three, he won a Pulitzer Prize, which he used to study in Europe. He was afflicted with severe arthritis, which took him to warmer climates of the Southwest and West.
In the 1930s, he lived in Menlo Park, California and later (showing 500 of 1546 characters). |
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