Artists

Harold Paris

Harold Sandys Williamson

Harold Stabler

Harold Tishler

Harold Tovish

Harold Tyng Gray

Harold Walter

Harold Wesley Hunsicker

Harold Weston

Harold W. Geisel

Harper and Brothers

Harper, William

William A. Harper (1873 – 1910) was a Canadian-born artist best known for his landscape paintings, and is represented in both the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City and the National Museum of African American History in Washington, D.C. Harper was born in the village of Canfield, near Cayuga, Ontario, Canada, and immigrated to Illinois in 1885. He graduated from the Art Institute of Chicago (“AIC”) in 1901, and subsequently studied at the Académie Julian in Paris, France. Harper's paintings were regularly accepted in juried exhibitions of the AIC and the Society of Western Artists and were acknowledged with multiple awards.