River Road
Type:Painting
Year:1980s
Size:48.00" x 24.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Right
Harold Newton ART FOR SALE
1934 Gifford, Florida - 1994. Known for: Landscape painting.
One of the Florida African-American painters known as the Highwaymen, Harold Newton and the others were landscapists with a fanciful, formula style that involved billowing cumulus clouds and the... Read full biography
One of the Florida African-American painters known as the Highwaymen, Harold Newton and the others were landscapists with a fanciful, formula style that involved billowing cumulus clouds and the ocean. The group included Newton, James Gibson, and Alfred Hair, and were influenced by Albert E Backus,... Read full biography
One of the Florida African-American painters known as the Highwaymen, Harold Newton and the others were landscapists with a fanciful, formula style that involved billowing cumulus clouds and the ocean. The group included Newton, James Gibson, and Alfred Hair, and were influenced by Albert E Backus, the "dean of Florida landscape painting.". Typically they painted on upson board, a manufactured product used by roofers, and they framed their works with crown molding and sold the paintings from... Read full biography
One of the Florida African-American painters known as the Highwaymen, Harold Newton and the others were landscapists with a fanciful, formula style that involved billowing cumulus clouds and the ocean. The group included Newton, James Gibson, and Alfred Hair, and were influenced by Albert E Backus, the "dean of Florida landscape painting.". Typically they painted on upson board, a manufactured product used by roofers, and they framed their works with crown molding and sold the paintings from their car trunks. Source: . Neal Auction Company. James Andrew "Harold" Newton was born in Gifford, Florida on October 30, 1934. He moved to Tifton, Georgia at an early age, where he attended Industrial Elementary and High School. In 1954, at age 20,... Read full biography
One of the Florida African-American painters known as the Highwaymen, Harold Newton and the others were landscapists with a fanciful, formula style that involved billowing cumulus clouds and the ocean. The group included Newton, James Gibson, and Alfred Hair, and were influenced by Albert E Backus, the "dean of Florida landscape painting.". Typically they painted on upson board, a manufactured product used by roofers, and they framed their works with crown molding and sold the paintings from their car trunks. Source: . Neal Auction Company. James Andrew "Harold" Newton was born in Gifford, Florida on October 30, 1934. He moved to Tifton, Georgia at an early age, where he attended Industrial Elementary and High School. In 1954, at age 20, he returned to Gifford where he began his painting career. Through the years, Harold lived and pai... Read full biography
Harold Newton - Art for Sale (6 available)
Riomar
Type:Painting
Size:30.00" x 30.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Unsigned
Stormy Seas
Type:Painting
Year:1970s
Size:24.00" x 18.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Right
Royal Poinciana
Type:Painting
Year:1960s
Size:36.00" x 24.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Right
Indian River Moonlight
Type:Painting
Year:1980s
Size:30.00" x 24.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Right
Indian River Sail
Type:Painting
Year:1980s
Size:24.00" x 20.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Right