Harvey, Harold, England 1874 to 1941 Oil Paintings
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Harold Harvey was born in Penzance, Cornwall, England in 1874 and died in 1941. He was an English painter who painted an array of subjects including landscapes and genre scenes. Harvey was the eldest of eight children. He studied painting at the Penzance School of Art under an artist and professor named Norman Garstin. Later, from 1894 to 1896, he attended the Academy Julian in Paris. Early on his style was nearly strictly impressionist but into the 1920's his painting style developed into his own distinct style. He gained command of nearly every subject and his works became clearly-defined yet expressionist. He was part of the Newlyn School group, which mostly painted Cornish scenes: fishermen, farmers, miners, landscapes, seascapes, and perhaps his most notable works are his interior scenes. Eventually he even painted religious themed paintings. In 1924, at the age 50 he partook in the Venice Biennale. He died at age 67 in 1941.
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Boys Bathing
Children Swinging on a Gate
Fishing By A Forest Stream
Girl with a Red Hat 67
In the Whiting Ground
Picking Dafodils
The Day
The Old Slip
Turnip Gatherers
Woman Reading in a Garden
A View of Mousehole
Apple Blossom
Baker Boy
Blue Door
Early Spring
Near Penzance
The Blacksmith
The Close of a Summer
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