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William St. John Harper (American, 1851–1910) Autumn

Exhibited

"Sixty-Seventh Annual Exhibition, "National Academy of Design, New York, New York, April 4-May 14, 1892 (won the Thomas B. Clarke Prize).

Note

The present painting won the Thomas B. Clarke Prize in 1892, no doubt prompting the artist's election as an Associate at the National Academy of Design. Following his win, St. John Harper seldom exhibited again. Today, he is mostly known for the portraits of women and children he would capture often in a state of bliss harmony.

Provenance

Private Collection, Princeton, New Jersey.

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William St. John Harper (American, 1851–1910) Autumn

Exhibited

"Sixty-Seventh Annual Exhibition, "National Academy of Design, New York, New York, April 4-May 14, 1892 (won the Thomas B. Clarke Prize).

Note

Provenance

Private Collection, Princeton, New Jersey.

American Art and Pennsylvania Impressionists

William St. John Harper (American, 1851–1910) Autumn

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